<p>The Priestly Blessing, also known as Birkat Kohanim in Hebrew, is a sacred Jewish prayer that is recited in synagogues. It is a central passage in the Bible, appearing in Numbers 6:23–27. The blessing is made up of three verses, with three words in the first verse, five in the second, and seven in the third. </p>

The Priestly Blessing, also known as Birkat Kohanim in Hebrew, is a sacred Jewish prayer that is recited in synagogues. It is a central passage in the Bible, appearing in Numbers 6:23–27. The blessing is made up of three verses, with three words in the first verse, five in the second, and seven in the third.

THE KOHEN'S PRAYER DIRUSH 2

Please study my sefer,” he writes, entreating those reading his words. “Reward is great for those who do kindness graciously, and you shall have much peace from Heaven. Your eyes shall see children and children’s children, like olive shoots around your table. Your homes will be full of all the good. Wealth and honor will not cease from your descendants…”

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THE KOHEN'S PRAYER DIRUSH 2

THE KOHEN'S PRAYER DIRUSH 2