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Birkat HaMazon 

Grace After Meals, "Bentching"

A Galus Tehilah: Time to Cancel a Minhag

Rabbi

Daniel Landes

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Manna and Mystical Eating

Ancient interpreters contemplated the substance of manna, a food that traverses the chasm between divine and mundane realms, falling from heaven to be consumed on earth. In kabbalistic thought, the Zohar presents manna as granting the desert generation an embodied experience of knowledge of God; such an opportunity is available to mystics in everyday eating and through birkat ha-mazon (Grace after Meals).

Prof.

Joel Hecker

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