Taste: Sweet in our Mouths
On Shavuot, we read that the Torah was given with thunder, lightning, smoke, shaking ground, and a shofar blast. How do we experience the Torah with all our senses today?
May the words of Your Torah be sweet in our mouths and in the mouths of Your people, the House of Israel. And may we and our descendants and the descendants of Your people, the House of Israel, know Your Name and learn Torah for its own sake. Blessed are You, God, who teaches Torah to God’s people, Israel.
讜职讛址注植专侄讘 谞指讗 讛’ 讗直诇讛值讬谞讜旨 讗侄转 讚旨执讘职专值讬 转讜专指转职讱指 讘旨职驻执讬谞讜旨 讜旨讘职驻执讬 注址诪旨职讱指 讘旨值讬转 讬执砖专指讗值诇. 讜职谞执讛职讬侄讛 讗植谞址讞职谞讜旨 讜职爪侄讗直爪指讗值讬谞讜旨. 讜职爪侄讗直爪指讗值讬 注址诪旨职讱指 讘旨值讬转 讬执砖专指讗值诇, 讻旨只诇旨指谞讜旨 讬讜讚职注值讬 砖讈职诪侄讱指 讜职诇讜诪职讚值讬 转讜专指转侄讱指 诇执砖讈职诪指讛旨. 讘旨指专讜旨讱职 讗址转旨指讛 讛’ 讛址诪职诇址诪旨值讚 转旨讜专指讛 诇职注址诪旨讜 讬执砖专指讗值诇.
(From the blessings preceding Torah study in the daily liturgy.)
