The Modeh Ani Prayer - Gratitude in the Morning - Chabad.org
Modeh Ani (“I give thanks”) is a brief Jewish prayer said every morning upon waking. It acknowledges G-d as the eternal King, who returns our soul every morning after sleeping.
Modeh Ani - Step by step - Chabad.org
Modeh Ani is the first Hebrew prayer I have learned (my next is the opening of Psalm 27). This teaching really helped me understand the inward meaning of the words I'm saying, and the overall purpose and function of the prayer.
How to Say Modeh Ani - My Jewish Learning
Modeh Ani is the first prayer that one traditionally says when awakening in the morning. It thanks God for returning one’s soul after having entrusted the soul to God at night. The full text reads as follows:
Modeh Ani: It's Not Just About Gratitude | My Jewish Learning
Modeh Ani: It’s Not Just About Gratitude. The first prayer traditionally recited upon awakening in the morning is commonly translated as "I thank you," but that's not all it means. By Sara Esther Crispe
Hebrew Blessing Upon Arising - Modei Ani - Hebrew for Christians
The Modeh Ani, one of the first blessings a Jewish child is taught, expresses gratitude to God for the gift of a new day of life (note that women say "modah" instead of "modeh"): I thank you, living and eternal King, for returning my soul within me in compassion, great is your faithfulness.
Modeh Ani - Wikipedia
Modeh Ani (Hebrew: מודה אני; "I give thanks") is a Jewish prayer that observant Jews recite daily upon waking, while still in bed.
Modeh Ani: What and Why - Chabad.org
Modeh Ani (“I give thanks”) is a brief Jewish prayer said every morning upon waking. It acknowledges God as the eternal King, who returns our soul every morning after sleeping.
Modeh Ani: Beginning the Day with Gratitude - My Jewish Learning
Starting the day with gratefulness opens the heart to the blessing of wonder. You return my soul to me with compassion; How great is your faith in me! Modeh ah-nee lifanecha, Ru-ach chai v’kayam, she-hechezarta bee nishma-tee b’chemlah rabbah emunatecha.
מודה אני | Modeh Ani by Moshe ibn Makhir (interpretive ...
2020年1月21日 · He is best known for the author of the waking prayer "Modeh Ani" and for his work Seder HaYom, printed for the first time in Venice in 1599. He also founded a yeshiva in the village of Ein Zeitoun (near Tsfat).
Modeh Ani: Start Your Day Off Right - Sefaria
The first words we say in the morning are Modeh Ani - literally translated as "Thankful am I". The prayer is a statement that 'I' (Ani) give thanks (Modeh) to G-d. But why does it say Thankful am I and not I am thankful?
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