that theyhave giventhe properterumos &maasrosbecause allof the greatthingsHaShem didfor themthey wrotethe Torahin 70languageswhen theJews studythe Torah &keep themitzvoswheat, barley,grape, fig,pomegranate,olive, honey(date)KiSavoone of the 1stmitzvahs whichis to bring their"first fruits" tothe BeisHaMikdashyes, wheneverfruit has ripened,but only saysthe thank=youprayer duringSuccosyes, even lookon the back ofan Israeli winebottle-it willsayhe couldbring thebikkurim untilthe 25th ofKislevPesach, intheHaggadah("Arami ovedavi")that theyhave giventhe properterumos &maasrosbecause allof the greatthingsHaShem didfor themthey wrotethe Torahin 70languageswhen theJews studythe Torah &keep themitzvoswheat, barley,grape, fig,pomegranate,olive, honey(date)KiSavoone of the 1stmitzvahs whichis to bring their"first fruits" tothe BeisHaMikdashyes, wheneverfruit has ripened,but only saysthe thank=youprayer duringSuccosyes, even lookon the back ofan Israeli winebottle-it willsayhe couldbring thebikkurim untilthe 25th ofKislevPesach, intheHaggadah("Arami ovedavi")

Ki Savo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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