“Thankful am I”. These are the very first words that observant Jews recite upon waking each morning. In Hebrew: “Modeh ani”. Not quite a prayer or request for anything in particular, but rather a brief expression of gratitude to our Creator for the blessings bestowed… | Read More in The Blogs
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