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The Shema: is also Hashem saying to us, Yisrael, that He is with us- love- , as we are with Him- love. Reply
It is good to have faith in God, spiritual food. Reply
May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable to you oh Lord my rock and my redeemer. Reply
Thank you. My father never raised me Jewish like my siblings and to hear Hebrew sung makes me feel closer to myself and them. I’ll learn it soon to sing it with us all. Reply
“Makes me feel closer to myself”… thank you for that; helps me a lot Reply
Thank you. This single website is perfect to educate us, to bring us closer to the language and holy days. Wonderful Reply
Every day? Reply
Looking for prayer that brings wealth Reply
I'm looking for the transliteration of viomer. Can you b help me please? Reply
I am interested in receiving the Shema in English and transliteration (to help me with correct pronunciation). I reside in rural Colorado (USA) and there is not a lot of resources locally.
Blessings
Sandra
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I finally got my certificate. I am a Jew and a child of Israel. This journey has been the hardest yet the most rewarding and beautiful of my life. Anyone considering this just make sure want comes from your heart and soul. Your studies will be for the rest of your life. Praise Adonai and pray for Israel! Reply
The last Israel young man was released in February. After 500 days, he lived by reciting Hebrew prayers like the Shema. Reply
Thank you chabad.org. Reply
I'm in the middle of my final. I'm looking forward to my Mikveh. Reply
Why "תָתֻרוּ" and not "תָת֜וּרוּ" like in Torah? Reply
It may be a typo. The Chabad siddur has 2 vavs. Reply
Either of these two versions of the word can be encountered in the Scriptures. Both are correct and there is no typo. In Biblical Hebrew grammar the Shureq, a long vowel, can be replaced by a Qibbuts, which is a short vowel of the same sound. This was especially done when a pretonic reduction was desirable. Reply
I have a copy of the Shema if you would like a copy send me your email
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Bless you!,sincerely, gail
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I would like a copy with transliteration If you can, send me, please Reply
Please send me a copy… thank you very much. Reply
Could you send me a copy of the Shema please Reply
Please see above, it is posted on this very page. Reply
I am converting and will be there soon! Just have to do my exam, take my final exam with my Rabbi's , then my mitzvah and it's over, I'M A JEW! YEA!!! Reply
Welcome I am so proud of you for making such a big decision and following through with it. We are such a beautiful people. I love us more and more everyday!! Reply
Mario and Carol Paulse.We except the Jewish faith . Yes we are concerted .What our way forward . Reply
Can "gentiles "or ppl like me whatever I AM considered to be , use your "shema" or are you willing to teach me the words of your launguge so I too have the powere of our LORD by my side as I pray ,in morning ,thru out ,and in the bedtime hours.????×???? Reply
Baruch Hashem Reply
Are there several ways to say the Shema? Could I please have the usual way it's said if so. Maybe I'm going crazy. I am almost ready to take my conversion final. I am so excited! Reply
Shma means hear but is a declaration. As in Listen up ! Also “hearken” as in not only hear but do !
Yisrael: Entirety of the Jewish people. The children of Jacob. Those who spiritually “wrestle with” or “struggle with” G-d.
A-do-noy: Was, is, will be. Eternal.
Your mind when saying this word should, to best of limited ability, contemplate G-d as past, present, future.
El-oh-Hay-Nu: Our G-d or better - Ours who is All Powerful. Of 72 names for G-d this one means all powerful.
Ah-do-noy: Same as above
Echud: One, unique, singular. The ONLY thing in the world that is ONE as G-d is immaterial.
I also like to think about Rabbi Akiva’s thoughts & sacrifice at Ehad. Meaning like R Akiva said: Maybe once in my life I will say it right, meaning only because I love him & fear him & no other reason.
Also: Willing if necessary, & in accord with proper scenario described by Jewish Law - since life is the ultimate value - to give my life for G-d. Echad thus elongated
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I'm not a Jew yet but I am in the process of converting. I should be completed in a couple months. It's not easy but it's well worth it. Reply
I am not Jewish but I say the first and second lines of the Shema many times during my day. I love the transliteration of the whole Shema and am now trying to learn it. I discovered after reading the Shabbat blessings from Chabad in Hebrew I now can recite them mostly without looking at the words. I am so happy to learn how to speak the Shema from here. I have wanted to for a long while. I actually have found that I have a profound sense of peace after following along with the person reciting it.
Thank you Chabad for providing a platform where people can connect and become closer to the chosen children of HaShem, and indeed feel closer and more connected to HaShem Himself. Blessings on your ministry! Love from Australia.
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Thank you Chabad for providing a platform where people can cornect and become closer to Hashem Himself .Blessing on your ministry Love from South Africa Reply
Is there anyone that can help me with this Reply
My sorrow is for those who left. The Shema as well as all our prayers not only sustain but enrich life. Torah is the single most important piece of writing, for me, that has ever been produced. My faith in HaShem and the words in Torah has been my guide when there were no roads. Reply
Is there a way to see what that says in english
The text is available in English above as well.