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The Laws of Responding Amen


What is Amen? When to recite Amen; when to refrain from saying amen; the laws of Yehie shmie Rabbah

Reader Comments
Posted: Jan 5, 2007
Topics on origin of Amen
I am always willing to learn new things about the bible and wods I use and this is very new to me so any means of sourcing information I will be willing to accept.

Thank You.
Posted By Anonymous, San Juan, Trinidad

Posted: Dec 6, 2007
amen
is ay men and ahmein both acceptable ways of saying amen?
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Dec 6, 2007
re: ay men or ahmein
The proper Hebrew pronunciation of the word is Ah-mein. The common English pronunciation is a slightly mangled version of the original.
Posted By Menachem

Posted: Apr 18, 2009
origin of amen
i am highly impressed to know that amen does not only mean so be it but it is also a commanding force of nature
Posted By o. badu, DONNINTON, TELFORD

 


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