The Palestinian Talmud on Blessings after a Meal
R. Simon in the name of R. Joshua b. Levi said, “If one did not mention the Torah in [the blessing of] the Land, [the first blessing of the Grace after the meal,] they make him repeat it. On what basis? [Scripture says,] [So he led forth his people with joy . . .] and he gave them the lands of the nations. Why [did he give them the lands]? In order…
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The Mishnah on Blessings after a Meal
1. Three who ate together must invite each other [to recite the blessings after the meal they have just eaten]. If [among the three] [ . . . ] one was a servant who had eaten an olive’s bulk [of food]…
The Tosefta on Blessings after a Meal
4:7. This is the general rule: Any [breadstuff] before [the eating of] which one recites the benediction, “Who brings forth bread from the earth”—he must recite three benedictions after [eating it] [i…
The Babylonian Talmud on Blessings after a Meal
R. Yoḥanan said in the name of R. Simeon bar Yoḥai: The host breaks bread and a guest recites [grace after meals]. The host breaks [bread…
A Version of the Blessings after Meals (Birkat ha-mazon) from the Land of Israel
Let us bless for the food we have eaten from Him [var.: Let us bless (the one) of whose (bounty) we have eaten]
and by whose goodness we…