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B”H (ב״ה) is an acronym for the Hebrew words baruch Hashem (“blessed is G‑d ”) or b’ezrat Hashem (“with the help of G‑d”). Others opt for BS”D (בס״ד), which is an acronym for the Aramaic phrase b’syata d’shmaya (“with the help of heaven”).
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8 Αυγ 2016 · ב"ה is be'ezras Hashem, with G-d's help, that essentially means the same thing, not as you wrote. @Miriam - I've always seen בעזרת השם written like this: בעז''ה or בע''ה. Also my many Chabad friends have told me it stands for ברוך השם.
Why do people write bet hey (B”H) at the top of a letter? What happens if the letter is thrown out or torn up? A. The Hebrew letters are the initials of Baruch HaShem (“Blessed be the Lord”) or B’ezrat HaShem (“With the help of the Lord”).
Do we have a source that ב"ה actually stands for Boruch Hashem? That's what I was taught in school, but it always seemed strange to me that we write B'siyata D'shamya (with the help of heaven) in Aramaic, and Boruch Hashem (bless G-d) in Hebrew.
