Examples of using When we read in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What actually happens when we read?
So, when we read the list to her- Who's answering my phone?
So what really happens when we read?
So when we read the book today, it seems almost trivial;
When we read non-fiction books, we're really being fed stories.
I think that's what happens when we read Scripture too!
When we read the tree mail, it was a reward for some sleeping material.
And I see the way her face looks when we read our letters.
When we read the Torah, we see how the people made mistakes all the time.
Our body exhibits a clear pain reaction when we read this word.
When we read from that book, we must have brought them back… back from hell.
So when we read these texts, we can receive the power in them.
If we look at Bilaam as a negative person when we read this, then we're reading what happened thousands of years ago.
When we read this information, we deepen our appreciation for familiar truths.
Offensive because most of us are aware, when we read a novel by this author, that will never get a level not even remotely similar.
When we read this story in the Torah and the commentaries on it, their choice seems to have been a negative one.
MB- What is missing, what you feel is missing, when we read Lacan and hear your summary of Anna Freud, this is in fact what is lacking is the language!
When we read the story on its own, as a detached unit, the emphasis is upon the retribution for the woman due to her behavior.
When we read their explanations, we attract the illumination of the upper light that pulls us forward.
So when we talk about design today, and particularly when we read about it in the popular press, we're often talking about products like these.
When we read interviews with actresses, I think we are not very interested in how she will talk about her played role.
And our goal and prayer when we read the Zohar or in any connection we make is to fix that lack in the Shechinah.
When we read, for instance, we make a series of very quick eye movements called saccades that fixate rapidly on one word after another.
As we wrote above, when we read the story in light of R. Dostai's words, the narrative constitutes a successful agricultural model.
When we read about the well of Jacob in Vayetze, we're actually awakening and connecting to the Light of the Third Temple that will be revealed, and last forever.
But then when we read the book of Acts,we see that they're all of a sudden encouraged and bold.