Blessings for Recitation of Shema

Blessings as Requisite for the Mitzvah: Tosafot Berachot 2a #1, 13a #1

Making the Blessings out loud: Berachot 15b

Distinction between Blessings of an individual and of a Congregation: Tos. Berachot 13a #1

Source for the total number of [7] Blessings: R. Berachot 11a "BeShachar", Tos. Berachot 2a #4

[Un-]Importance of the Order of Blessings: Berachot 12a

Greeting or Responding during or between the Blessings: Berachot 13a

For a Laborer: Berachot 16a

Structure of the Blessing of Redemption: Pesachim 117b

Number, Order, and Structure: Berachot 11a

Language for "Yotzer Or...": Berachot 11a-b

In the Temple: Berachot 11b

Using Language of Day and Night: Berachot 11b, 12a

Language of Second Blessing preceding Shema: Berachot 11b

Using "Ahavah Rabah" for Blessings on Learning Torah: Berachot 11b

Before the Time for Shema: Berachot 12a; R. Berachot 11b "Yotzer"

After the Time for Shema: Berachot 10b; Rosh Berachot 1:10

Requiring Recitation of "Emet V'Yatziv" for fulfillment of the Mitzvah of saying Shema: Berachot 12a

Having the last Blessing start/end with a special "Baruch" section: Pesachim 104b

What happens if one is not sure whether he has already recited "Emet v'Yatziv": Berachot 21a

Reciting "Emet v'Yatziv" as a biblical or rabbinic mitzvah: Berachot 21a

Number, Order, and Structure of the blessings: Berachot 11a

"Hashkiveinu" as part of Prayers of Redemption: Berachot 4b

"Hashkiveinu" as a Long/Short Blessing: Tos. Berachot 11a #3

Saying "Hashkiveinu" after Midnight: Berachot 9a

Saying "Hashkiveinu" after Dawn: Tos. Berachot 9a #2, Rosh Berachot 1:9

Using Language of Day and Night in the Blessings: Berachot 11b, 12a

Requiring Recitation of "Emes Ve'Emunah" for fulfillment of the Mitzvah of Shema: Berachot 12a



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