Chapter 70 – Maariv (Jewish prayer service held in evening or night) Service

59.1) Say the benediction Sheheheyanu when good tidings are told by a reliable eyewitness, if you alone are benefited by the news. 59.2) Praise the Lord when you receive a blessing. 59.3) Say the benediction Hatov vehametiv (fourth blessing calling G-d the good King) if you acquire a profitable thing or hear good tidings. 59.4)…

50.1) Say the appropriate benediction over food or drink regardless of the amount. 50.2) Make sure you say the appropriate benediction over the particular food or drink you are consuming. 50.3) Take the article in your right hand and hold it while saying the appropriate benediction. 50.4) If you drop food on the floor or…

77.1) Usher in the Sabbath with the kiddush (a blessing recited over wine or grape juice to sanctify the Shabbat and Jewish holidays) to honor the Sabbath with words. 77.2) Recite the kiddush and eat before night. 77.3) Say kiddush over old and good wine. 77.4) Women must say kiddush. 77.5) Do not say kiddush…

71.1) You should set aside time for the study of Torah after Maariv (Jewish prayer service held in evening or night). 71.2) Your evening meal should be lighter than your middle-of-the-day meal. 71.3) Examine your deeds for the day before going to sleep. 71.4) If you have not read the three chapters of the Shema…

89.1) If you place a permitted article on a forbidden one, you may not use or touch either the base or the permitted article on the Sabbath. 89.2) If you place two items on a forbidden base, you may be able to touch the one of most value. (See source for details, or consult a…

84.1)  Do not walk out in a public premise or a karmelit (neither public nor private) carrying a garment or an ornament. 84.2) Certain ornaments are forbidden to be carried in a public premise. (See source for details, or consult a rabbi.) 84.3) You may carry out a silver key on the Sabbath; but not…