Examples of using Will merit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He will merit the wisdom of Solomon's three great works.
She does not know if someday she will merit to getting married.
You will merit seeing the light, the benefit, of all your efforts and service.
Man is assured that if he behaves this way toward his fellow man he will merit'abundance from above'.
With God's help, everyone here will merit this at a time that suits her, easily and pleasingly(Amen!).
All the people of the earth will know that it is only those who trust in God who will merit to live.
Let us pray that we too will merit internal peace between brothers and leaders like Moshe, Aharon, and Miriam.
So let's discover the right answer and in that way we will merit immense pleasures and fulfillments!
It was also mentioned that seeing the good of Jerusalem will be"all the days of your life"-thus hinting that the God-fearing man will merit longevity.
It is very possible that by right they are culpable, but they will merit redemption because they are remnants of the sword in need of rest.
If not, as the Zohar says, then that spirit goes back,and maybe next year at this time we will merit receiving it.
The State of Israel will merit its name only if its social, economic, domestic, and foreign policies are based on these three eternal words.”.
We hope and believe that we were inscribed for life, and that, God-willing, we will merit a good and meaningful life.
Only one who is armed with a great amount of belief will merit seeing a State of Israel that is built in full glory and founded on justice and charity.
In light of the opulent history and as a role reminder of the temple days andthe redemption to come where we will merit to see the Third Temple this is unsurprising.
A person who shares this wonderful wisdom with others, will merit even greater wisdom and insight, and attain even greater heights in his or her own understanding of the world of Kabbalah.
He said Jews are“vampires” and that“Satan puts nonsense into the Jews' heads so they believe that if they drinkother people's blood in a special manner they will merit everlasting life.”.
This midrash is teaching us that the one who“works diligently,” will merit even more than all that has been described earlier; he will merit Divine Inspiration.
He will merit the same share in the world to come which every Jew merits, minimally by being the descendant of Avraham Avinu and maximally by totally devoting his life towards the service of God.
All the people of the earth will know that it is only those who trust in God who will merit to live as described in the previous paragraph.
It is incumbent upon us to find them a home in which they will merit love and warmth, physical well-being and spiritual tranquility, and all of the basic, elementary needs that they are not receiving in the home of their biological parents.
I want to say one more thing to you on this day of the Ninth of Av:Those who will succeed to escape from the catastrophe will merit a moment of great Jewish joy- the rebirth and rise of a Jewish State!
In this way, a person sanctifies himself year by year, following the path that leads to God's house, correcting his ways and improving his deeds,such that"he will die as a penitent and will merit life in the World-to-Come.".
I find it difficult to locate a real difference between use of the trade mark that is actually registered, regarding which it was explicitly declared that it is an imitation(so thatthe owner of the registered trademark will merit protection) and the use of a trademark which is highly similar to it, while declaring that it is an imitation(in which case the owner of the registered mark will not be protected by the trademark rule).
The tikkun is performed by circling the gravesite seven times together with the talis, followed by special supplications and songs,with the tefillah that the owner of the talis will merit to use it soon under the chuppah.
I want to say one more thing to you on this day of the Ninth of Av:Those who will succeed to escape from the catastrophe will merit a moment of great Jewish joy- the rebirth and rise of a Jewish State.
I want to say one more thing to you on this day of the Ninth of Av:Those who will succeed to escape from the catastrophe will merit a moment of great Jewish joy- the rebirth and rise of a Jewish State.