Pesukim: Difference between revisions

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A "Pasuk" (פסוק) - plural, "Pesukim" (פסוקים) is a verse in the Tanach (Torah, Neviim, and Ketuvim).
The breakup of the pesukim are generally understood to be a tradition back to Sinai.^[1]

Regarding the prohibition to say pesukim by heart, see the Saying Pesukim by heart page.
Regarding not saying a half-pasuk, see Saying a Half Pasuk page.

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-Pesukim are verses in the Tanach, the set of Torah, the prophets, and the holy writings. The breakup of the pesukim are generally understood to be a tradition back to Sinai.<ref>Gemara Nedarim 37b</ref>
+# A "Pasuk" (פסוק) - plural, "Pesukim" (פסוקים) is a verse in the Tanach (Torah, Neviim, and Ketuvim).
+# The breakup of the pesukim are generally understood to be a tradition back to Sinai.<ref>Gemara Nedarim 37b</ref>
 ==Laws regarding Pesukim==
 # Regarding the prohibition to say pesukim by heart, see the [[Saying Pesukim by heart]] page.