wheat, barley, grape, fig, pomegranate, olive, honey (date) when the Jews study the Torah & keep the mitzvos one of the 1st mitzvahs which is to bring their "first fruits" to the Beis HaMikdash yes, even look on the back of an Israeli wine bottle-it will say because all of the great things HaShem did for them that they have given the proper terumos & maasros yes, whenever fruit has ripened, but only says the thank=you prayer during Succos he could bring the bikkurim until the 25th of Kislev they wrote the Torah in 70 languages Pesach, in the Haggadah ("Arami oved avi") Ki Savo wheat, barley, grape, fig, pomegranate, olive, honey (date) when the Jews study the Torah & keep the mitzvos one of the 1st mitzvahs which is to bring their "first fruits" to the Beis HaMikdash yes, even look on the back of an Israeli wine bottle-it will say because all of the great things HaShem did for them that they have given the proper terumos & maasros yes, whenever fruit has ripened, but only says the thank=you prayer during Succos he could bring the bikkurim until the 25th of Kislev they wrote the Torah in 70 languages Pesach, in the Haggadah ("Arami oved avi") Ki Savo
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wheat, barley, grape, fig, pomegranate, olive, honey (date)
when the Jews study the Torah & keep the mitzvos
one of the 1st mitzvahs which is to bring their "first fruits" to the Beis HaMikdash
yes, even look on the back of an Israeli wine bottle-it will say
because all of the great things HaShem did for them
that they have given the proper terumos & maasros
yes, whenever fruit has ripened, but only says the thank=you prayer during Succos
he could bring the bikkurim until the 25th of Kislev
they wrote the Torah in 70 languages
Pesach, in the Haggadah ("Arami oved avi")
Ki Savo