Havdalah Blessings
The candle we bless at Havdalah has this many wicks.
Three
You can dip the candle in this following Havdalah
The wine
When you see three of these it's time to pull out the Havdalah stuff
Stars
The first Shabbat was because of this
During the creation of the world, God created in 6 days and rested on the 7th
Year Israel became a country
1948
Name two of the four things we bless at Havdalah
Wine
Seperation of holy and everyday
Spices
Light
We start Shabbat with flame, wine and Challah. We end Shabbat with Flame, wine and
Spices
We celebrate Havdalah at this time of the day.
Sunset on Saturday
Minimum number of candles light to start Shabbat
Two
The Israeli flag is designed to look like this thing we use during prayer
A tallit
We typically use cinnimon, ginger, or all spice for this blessing
Borei Minei B'samim or blessing the spices
You can dip your finger in the wine and then put them here for good luck
Your eyelids or your pockets
The meaning of the word Havdalah
Seperation
When greeting someone on Shabbat you traditionally say this phrase which involves the opposite of fighting
Shabbat Shalom
Number of letters in the Hebrew Alphabet
22
We fill the vessel to the top for this blessing
Borei Pri Hagafen or the blessing over the wine/grape juice
People check the strength of the Havdalah candle by doing this with the flame
Checking their fingernails
We remember this Pesach guest following Havdalah
Eliyhu Hanavi
Shabbat starts at sundown, Havdalah begins when there are three stars in the sky or if you don't wish to look out the window, it happens at this time
One hour after sunset on Friday
Name three of the five times we read from the Torah
Monday, Thursday
Shabbat morning, Shabbat Afternoon
Holidays/Rosh Chodesh
This major blessing over Havdalah reminds up to seperate and appreciate these two things
Holy and everyday
The saying goes, the better the sizzle...
The better the week will be
You can say Havdalah starting Saturday at sunset up until this day
Tuesday
Friday night Kiddush starts with a verse from this book of the Torah.
Beresheit/Genesis
It's not happening this year, but during a Jewish leap year, the calendar adds
Adar II, an entire month