Si uno ve un lugar donde se realizaron milagros para Israel [como el lugar donde Israel cruzó el Mar Rojo, el cruce de los valles de Arnon, el cruce del Jordán, la piedra en la que Moisés se sentó cuando hizo la guerra con Amalek, y similares] dice: "Bienaventurado el que hizo milagros para nuestros antepasados en este lugar". [Durante un milagro realizado para muchos, como el mencionado anteriormente, todos deben bendecir; pero sobre un milagro realizado para un individuo, como cuando uno ve un lugar donde se realizó un milagro para él, debe decir: "Bienaventurado el que realizó un milagro para mí en este lugar". Y su hijo y su nieto deben decir: "Bienaventurado el que hizo un milagro para mis padres en este lugar". Todas las bendiciones de la Mishná requieren mencionar "el Nombre" y el "Reino", y cualquier bendición sin estas no es una bendición]. idolatría desarraigada de nuestra tierra ".
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מקום שנעשו בו נסים – such as the place where the Israelites crossed the Sea of Reeds and the stream of Arnon (see Numbers, chapter 21, verses 13 and following), and the fords of the Jordan River [where the Israelites crossed – see Joshua, chapter 3 verse 14 and following] the stone on which Moses, of blessed memory, sat when he fought the war against Amalek (see Exodus chapter 17, verse 12) and other similar occurrences. And public miracles such as these require everyone to recite a blessing, but individual miracles such as person who sees a place where a [personal] miracle had occurred for him, he himself is obligated to recite a blessing, “Praised [Are You, O LORD] who performed for a miracle in this bless,” and his son and grandson are obligated to recite the blessing, “Praised [Are You, O LORD] who performed a miracle for my ancestors in this place.” And all these blessings of our Mishnah require the mention of the Name of God and His Sovereignty – for any blessing which lacks the mention of God’s name and His sovereignty is not a blessing.
Introduction The final chapter of Berakhot deals with various blessings recited upon different occasions, such as seeing certain things or when certain unusual events happen.
If one sees a place where miracles have been done for Israel, he says, “Blessed be the One who made miracles for our ancestors in this place.” If one sees a place where miracles happened to Israel, for instance the Sea of Reeds, or the place where the Israelites crossed the Jordan (see Joshua 3:17) a blessing should be recited.