Definition: In the Hebrew Bible, brachos are specific commandments delineating actions to be taken in certain situations. They're often used in prayer or mitzvah contexts for guidance on how to do them correctly. The exact meanings can vary depending on different versions, but generally, a "bracho" is something commanded by God. For example: - Shema: the first commandment - Leviticus 19:20: "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's property" - Numbers 32:17: "Not to steal, not to commit adultery, not to murder" The word 'bracho' is a plural noun meaning "commandments" in Hebrew.
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