Tractate Berakoth: II.—The Eighteen Benedictions: M. IV. 6; T. III. 19. Prayer on a Ship or on a Raft

Sacred Texts Judaism Index Previous Next Tractate Berakoth, by , by A. Lukyn Williams, [1921] Prayer on a Ship or on a Raft. M.IV. 6. Should one be sitting in a ship, or on a raft, 3 let him direct his intention towards the most Holy Sanctuary. p. 33 B. T. III. 19. If a man wakes up early to go on a journey, behold, he takes a trumpet 1 and blows it, a Lulab 2 and shakes it, a roll of the Book of Esther 3 and reads in it, and prays (the Eighteen). Then when the time of reciting the Shma‘ arrives, behold, he recites it. 4 If he wakes up early to sit in a waggon or in a ship, behold, he prays (the Eighteen). Then when the time of reciting the Shma‘ arrives, behold, he recites it. Footnotes 32:3 a raft. The Hebrew word (’a.sdah) probably represents σχεδία, but possibly esseda, a waggon. Next: M. IV. 7; T. III. 10-13. The Additional Prayers—Whether to be said only in a Congregation