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# One should be very careful about Birchot HaTorah to say them before learning. <Ref>S”A 47:1 </ref>The Brachot should be said with great Simcha (happiness) that we’re fortunate to be chosen and be privileged with the Torah. <ref>Mishna Brurah 47:4 </ref> | # One should be very careful about Birchot HaTorah to say them before learning. <Ref>S”A 47:1 </ref>The Brachot should be said with great Simcha (happiness) that we’re fortunate to be chosen and be privileged with the Torah. <ref>Mishna Brurah 47:4 </ref> | ||
# Before one learns Torah one must make the following Brachot <ref> Ramban in Sefer HaMitzvot of the Rambam adds Birkat HaTorah as a Mitzvah Deoritta based on Gemara Brachot which learns these Brachot from the Pasuk “Ki Shem Hashem Ekrah Havu Godel LeElokenu”. See Ramban there and Minchat Chinuch 430:5 who classify these Brachot as Brachot of praise. Because of the dispute in the Rishonim whether these Brachot are Deoritta or Derabanan the rule of Safek Brachot LeHakel still applies. </ref>: | # Before one learns Torah one must make the following Brachot <ref> Ramban in Sefer HaMitzvot of the Rambam adds Birkat HaTorah as a Mitzvah Deoritta based on Gemara Brachot which learns these Brachot from the Pasuk “Ki Shem Hashem Ekrah Havu Godel LeElokenu”. See Ramban there and Minchat Chinuch 430:5 who classify these Brachot as Brachot of praise. Because of the dispute in the Rishonim whether these Brachot are Deoritta or Derabanan the rule of [[Safek Brachot LeHakel]] still applies. </ref>: | ||
## Baruch Atta Hashem…Asher Kidishanu BeMitzvotav … Divrei Torah | ## Baruch Atta Hashem…Asher Kidishanu BeMitzvotav … Divrei Torah | ||
## VeHaRev Nah Hashem Elokenu…Halomed Torah LeAmo Yisrael <ref> S"A 47:6 rules that the Bracha of HaRev Nah begins with the letter Vav to connect it to the last Bracha. The Rama writes that others hold that one should say it without a vav, it's better to say it with a vav. Magen Avraham 47:4 explains that the vav shows that the first and text brachot are really one long bracha, and the opinion that the Rama quotes who argues that there should be no vav holds that they are considered two separate brachot. Mishna Brurah 47:11 agrees.</ref> | ## VeHaRev Nah Hashem Elokenu…Halomed Torah LeAmo Yisrael <ref> S"A 47:6 rules that the Bracha of HaRev Nah begins with the letter Vav to connect it to the last Bracha. The Rama writes that others hold that one should say it without a vav, it's better to say it with a vav. Magen Avraham 47:4 explains that the vav shows that the first and text brachot are really one long bracha, and the opinion that the Rama quotes who argues that there should be no vav holds that they are considered two separate brachot. Mishna Brurah 47:11 agrees.</ref> | ||
