Temple Mount Yeshivah - The wording of blessings in the Temple with Minhah Prayer
The first discussion of the Temple Mount rabbis was held today (Tuesday) on the Temple Mount. The rabbis of the Temple Mount will gather every month for an in-depth halakhic discussion to be held on the Temple Mount, about the laws of the Temple Mount that have been renewed in recent years, with the increase in purity increasing and daily morning and midday prayers.
The halakhic discussion dealt with the wording of the blessings on the Temple Mount and in which dozens of rabbis participated, including: Rabbi Israel Ariel, head of the Temple Institute, head of the Temple Mount Yeshiva, Rabbi Eliyahu Weber, Rabbi Elisha Wolfson, head of the Temple Mount, Rabbi Shmuel Moreno, Rabbi Yitzchak Brand, Rabbi Aryeh Jaffa And more.
The question that was at the center of the discussion is which blessings should be signed with the special signature he sanctifies:"Blessed are You HaShem the God of Israel from the world to eternity" and to what blessings are answered "Blessed be the glory of his kingdom forever and ever."
Rabbi Eliyahu Weber, Rosh Yeshiva of the Temple Mount, said: "It is a great joy that sages' students sit on the Temple Mount itself and discuss the laws of the Temple Mount. We are happy to begin with the discussion of prayer that the students of the wise have not discussed so far. "
The initiator of the Rabbis of the Temple Mount project, Rabbi Roi Zaga, summed up the essence of the change in the wording of the prayer in the Temple: "In the Temple we stand before HaShem, feeling that not only we believe in HaShem answering 'Amen', therefore we declare with a loud voice: "His kingdom forever and ever", he explained. "In addition, in the Temple every day is a Yom Kippur, and therefore the signing of the blessings is not only an address to God in the present language, but in a hidden language: Blessed be the God of Israel from the world and to the world."