iBlessing Hack 2.0.6 + Redeem Codes
Developer: The Jewish Learning Group
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 2.0.6
ID: com.yourcompany.iBlessing
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Description
Blessings often come in disguise. This one comes with you in your pocket!
----> It's no longer hard to remember all the different blessings there are to say before eating or drinking different kosher foods!
----> No more fumbling for the prayer book or messy cards! Press a button and “Say a Blessing!”
----> FULL AUDIO! Press a food type on the virtual blessing device and see the associated blessing's name pop up and hear the blessing pronounced for you word-for-word, slowly and clearly, enabling you to repeat after it and learn the blessing on your own!
NOTE: REMEMBER TO TURN OFF MUTE AND TURN UP THE VOLUME TO HEAR THE BLESSINGS!
DESCRIPTION
Baruch Atah Ado...?
Perhaps you dropped out of Hebrew school a little too soon or are learning Hebrew for the very first time.
With just a touch of the finger, this app will recite with you aloud one of 6 blessings of your choice including the blessings over challah, wine, and washing of the hands.
Also included are the prayers of "Modeh Ani" and the "Shema."
The blessings are first said in Hebrew and then translated into English, leaving enough time after each word for you to repeat the blessing.
It is a mitzvah (commandment) for Jewish people to recite blessings before and after eating or drinking. These unique and age-old blessings help one connect with G-d to express thankfulness and gratitude. Now you can say the correct blessings in the original Hebrew wherever you are. Never fumble or mumble a blessing again!
This is the iPhone/iTouch version of our original keychain available at www.SayABlessing.com.
Do a Mitzvah Today!
----> It's no longer hard to remember all the different blessings there are to say before eating or drinking different kosher foods!
----> No more fumbling for the prayer book or messy cards! Press a button and “Say a Blessing!”
----> FULL AUDIO! Press a food type on the virtual blessing device and see the associated blessing's name pop up and hear the blessing pronounced for you word-for-word, slowly and clearly, enabling you to repeat after it and learn the blessing on your own!
NOTE: REMEMBER TO TURN OFF MUTE AND TURN UP THE VOLUME TO HEAR THE BLESSINGS!
DESCRIPTION
Baruch Atah Ado...?
Perhaps you dropped out of Hebrew school a little too soon or are learning Hebrew for the very first time.
With just a touch of the finger, this app will recite with you aloud one of 6 blessings of your choice including the blessings over challah, wine, and washing of the hands.
Also included are the prayers of "Modeh Ani" and the "Shema."
The blessings are first said in Hebrew and then translated into English, leaving enough time after each word for you to repeat the blessing.
It is a mitzvah (commandment) for Jewish people to recite blessings before and after eating or drinking. These unique and age-old blessings help one connect with G-d to express thankfulness and gratitude. Now you can say the correct blessings in the original Hebrew wherever you are. Never fumble or mumble a blessing again!
This is the iPhone/iTouch version of our original keychain available at www.SayABlessing.com.
Do a Mitzvah Today!
Version history
2.0.6
2022-07-27
Tweaks and bug fix
2.0.4
2022-07-21
Minor enhancements and bug fixes
2.0.3
2022-06-29
Bug fixes
2.0.2
2022-06-25
Updated to current requirements
2.0.1
2016-10-08
- Bugfix
2.0
2016-10-07
- New UI
- Add support for iOS 10
- Add support for new iOS devices
- Add support for iOS 10
- Add support for new iOS devices
1.01
2008-08-22
Tweaked interface and performance improvements. Enjoy!
1.0
2008-08-12
Ways to hack iBlessing
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
VapingClouds,
Nice!
It’s nice to have blessings at a whim. I was hoping for more prayers and with the Hebrew with vowels. I wish there was an option to change the speed of the voice. It does run kinda slow for me.
Rokhl,
Thank you thank you!
I got this app as a person who rarely says blessings outside of bentsching likht and other shabbes basics. My Yiddish is much better than my Hebrew (I am a mostly non observant yiddishist) It is very hard to find Jewish learning materials that don't assume that you want to learn with the havara sephardit. This app makes me want to bless things all the time!
adrianolmos,
love it!!! A few upgrade Ideas though
This app is so great for someone like me. didnt grow up jewish but have been studying kabbalah and use these plessings daily. I would love to see the hebrew letters follow along with the words. Would love to see the morning washing of the hands. and lastly can u put the ana beko'ach
Lord Helmut,
Baruch Hashem This Is Free!
Very clever idea but poorly executed.
I do not have speakers attached as I am using on iTouch, but ... when I click an item on the placemat, it expects me to hold down rather than click once? Rather dumb, and it just shows one word, rather than the full prayer in Hebrew?
I really thought this would had been neat to have, but after using it for a minute it was rather frustrating and rather keep using little prayer cards. Even the icons are missing on my device, so I don't know if I got a faulty install, or this program is just pure tosh.
I do not have speakers attached as I am using on iTouch, but ... when I click an item on the placemat, it expects me to hold down rather than click once? Rather dumb, and it just shows one word, rather than the full prayer in Hebrew?
I really thought this would had been neat to have, but after using it for a minute it was rather frustrating and rather keep using little prayer cards. Even the icons are missing on my device, so I don't know if I got a faulty install, or this program is just pure tosh.
Mmmoxy,
Great appearance, decent app.
I really appreciate this app's existence, and the interface is lovely. However, some of us just need quick reminders of blessings rather than every word. It would be really great if it had an option to hear the blessing in single words, chunks (ex: "Baruch atah Adonai *pause* Elohaynu melech ha olam *pause* etc.), or in their entirety. Would be happy to upgrade to five stars if it gets updated! Thanks for the lovely app.
Pizza or Matza,
Great Application For Beginners
This is a nicely done application that is aimed at teaching people how to say blessings in Hebrew. It is fun and well done.
The application does some advertising as well for products the user can buy but it doesn't invade the fun usage of this application. In any case, you can't beat the price :-)
The application does some advertising as well for products the user can buy but it doesn't invade the fun usage of this application. In any case, you can't beat the price :-)
ryg,
Awsome!
these days are days that we need as many blessings as possible, this program allows me to say thank you to the lord for all that he has given us
what a wonderful application , I use it all day long.
what a wonderful application , I use it all day long.
Sexyrepublican,
People calm down!! By Malibuprincesscoco
Ok this was catagorized under entertainment therefore it's not to be taken so serious I'm Jewish and find this hilarious I got it free tho
noodnick,
iBlessing
This app doesn't address any combination of foods, and only foods by group -- not by name.
As someone pointed out, the pronunciation is strictly one form of "American" Ashkenazi; for example "Ha'oylem" as opposed to "Ha'olam" and the "raysh" shound is clearly pronounced like an American letter "R" and not the Hebrew letter raysh. Also, some examples aren't clear; for example why grapes (which grow on a vine) use Ha'etz, and tomatoes (which grow on a vine) use Ha'Adama.
As someone pointed out, the pronunciation is strictly one form of "American" Ashkenazi; for example "Ha'oylem" as opposed to "Ha'olam" and the "raysh" shound is clearly pronounced like an American letter "R" and not the Hebrew letter raysh. Also, some examples aren't clear; for example why grapes (which grow on a vine) use Ha'etz, and tomatoes (which grow on a vine) use Ha'Adama.
rustybrick,
Wonderful Job
Wonderful job on this app. It is wonderful to see these types of apps available for the Jewish community.
