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להבדיל — lehavdil, l'havdil — literally to separate

• used when comparing (for example) God to another being, the Torah to another book, Judaism to another creed, and Jews to Gentiles

להבדיל — lehavdil, l'havdil — literally to separate

• often used when comparing (for example) God to another being, the Torah to another book, Judaism to another creed, and Jews to Gentiles

להבדיל — lehavdil, l'havdil — literally to separate

• used when comparing God to another being, the Torah to another book, Judaism to another creed, and Jews to Gentiles

להבדיל — lehavdil, l'havdil — literally to separate

• used when comparing (for example) God to another being, the Torah to another book, Judaism to another creed, and Jews to Gentiles

להבדיל — lehavdil, l'havdil — literally to separate

• used when comparing God to another being, the Torah to another book, or Judaism to another creed

להבדיל — lehavdil, l'havdil — literally to separate

• used when comparing God to another being, the Torah to another book, Judaism to another creed, and Jews to Gentiles