Translation:Mishnah/Seder Zeraim/Tractate Berakhot/Chapter 8
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Mishnah 1
- These things are [disputed] between the school of Shammai and the school of Hillel about meals:
- The school of Shammai says, "Bless the day, and afterward bless the wine."
- The school of Hillel says, "Bless the wine, and afterward bless the day."
Mishnah 2
- The school of Shammai says, "Rinse the hands, and afterward pour the cup."
- The school of Hillel says, "Pour the cup, and afterward rinse the hands."
Mishnah 3
- The school of Shammai says, "One wipes his hands in a napkin, and place it on the table."
- The school of Hillel says, "On the cushion."
Mishnah 4
- The school of Shammai says, "We sweep the room, and afterward rinse the hands."
- The school of Hillel says, "We rinse the hands, and afterward sweep the room."
Mishnah 5
- The school of Shammai says, "Flame, and grace after meals, and spices, and havdalah."
- The school of Hillel says, "Flame, and spices, and Grace after meals, and havdalah."
- The school of Shammai says, "Who created the light of fire."
- The school of Hillel says, "Who creates the lights of fire."
Mishnah 6
- We do not bless:
- Neither over the flame nor over the spices of idolaters.
- Neither over the flame nor over the spices of the dead.
- Neither over the flame nor over the spices in front of an idol.
- We do not bless over the flame until its light is usable.
Mishnah 7
- One who ate, and forgot, and did not bless:
- The school of Shammai says, he returns to his place and blesses.
- The school of Hillel says, he blesses in the place where he remembered.
- Until when may he bless?
- Until the food in his bowels is digested.
Mishnah 8
- If wine is brought to them after the meal,
- and nothing is [available] there except for that cup:
- The school of Shammai says, "Bless the wine, and afterward bless the meal."
- The school of Hillel says, "Bless the meal and afterward bless the wine."
- Respond "Amen" after a Jew blesses,
- and there is no response of amen after a Samaritan blesses until one has heard the whole blessing.