Copy of Gemara Berachot Lesson 1 - When Do We Say Shacharit? Sample Lesson

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Let's start with a short introduction about Mishnah and Gemara

Here's our source sheet link. You can print it here.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TQsBqm11HIVG7ztQQq2flKoW9Otp4Rs0dM_nefRtG7w/edit?usp=sharing

In what language is the Mishnah written?

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Hebrew

Arabic

Aramaic

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In what language is the Gemara written?

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Hebrew

Arabic

Aramaic

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A Little Bit About Aramaic

Have you ever heard of Aramaic? Do you know what it is? According to Wikipedia: "At its height, variants of Aramaic, having gradually replaced earlier Semitic languages, and were spoken all over what is today Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Eastern Arabia, Bahrain, Sinai and parts of southeast and south central Turkey, and parts of northwest Iran." For a long time, a lot of the world spoke Aramaic. Today, almost noone does.

Watch the first clip and then answer the question below.

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Now watch the last part of our lesson.

According to the Beraita (that's a teaching from the Tanaim) quoted in the Gemara, when is the best time to recite Amidah?

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Until midday

Until four hours into the day

Right before sunrise

Until three hours in the day

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According to the Mishnah and Beraita, there are actually three possible times to recite Amidah. What are they? *

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Right after sunrise

Until four hours

All Day Long

Until Midday

Required

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Righteous people

when (for what reason)

Midday

Set time

To connect

Mishnah

We learned in a Beraita

There's a contradiction

The blessing about Redemption

חֲצוֹת

קֶבַע

וּרְמִינְהו

שֶׁיִּסְמוֹךְ

גְּאוּלָּה

מתני'

כי

תַּנְיָא

וָתִיקִין

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Here's the second chart that also appears in the source sheet that you printed out. Fill in the chart by hand, or you can also save a copy of the source sheet on your own Google drive and fill it in online. As before, either way, you can take a picture of your chart to send to your teacher.

Bonus Question: Do you think that the halachah about the Vatikim is an obligation (that they HAD to follow), or something that they SHOULD do? What do you think it means to be someone who wants to be a member of a group called "Vatikin"?

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