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This volume of the My People's Prayer Book series unfolds the many layers of meaning in the ritual and prayers surrounding the communal reading of Torah.
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This volume of the My People's Prayer Book series unfolds the many layers of meaning in the ritual and prayers surrounding the communal reading of Torah.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- My People's Prayer Book Nr.4
- Verlag: Jewish Lights
- Seitenzahl: 266
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9781879045828
- ISBN-10: 1879045826
- Artikelnr.: 21775322
- My People's Prayer Book Nr.4
- Verlag: Jewish Lights
- Seitenzahl: 266
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9781879045828
- ISBN-10: 1879045826
- Artikelnr.: 21775322
About My People's Prayer Book Introduction to the Liturgy: The Reading of Torah
Retelling the Jewish Story in the Shadow of Sinai Lawrence A. Hoffman Celebrating the Presence of the Torah: The History and Meaning of Reading Torah Ruth Langer The Theory and Halakhah of Reading Torah Daniel Landes Introduction to the Commentaries: How to Look for Meaning in the Prayers Lawrence A. Hoffman The Liturgy 1. Introduction: Removing the Torah from the Ark A. Setting the Stage: On One Hand, God's Greatness I. "There is No God Like You" (Ein Kamokha) II. "Father of Mercy" (Av Harachamim) III.
With the Moving of the Ark
(Vay
hi Binso
a Häaron) B. Setting the Stage: On the Other Hand, God
s Mercy I. The Thirteen Attributes (Adonai, Adonai) II.
May the Words of My Mouth
(Yihyu L
ratson) III.
I Offer My Prayer
(Väani T
fillati) C. Setting the Stage: Kabbalistic Insertion on God
s Greatness and God
s Mercy I.
Blessed Is the Name
(B
rikh Sh
meih) D. Affirming God While Taking the Torah I.
Hear O Israel
(Sh
ma Yisräel) II.
Our God Is One
(Echad Eloheinu) III.
Proclaim Adonai
s Greatness
(Gadlu) E. The Hakafah: Taking the Torah to The Reader
s Stand:
Greatness, Power, Glory ... Are Yours
(L
kha Adonai) 2. Reading Torah: The Aliyot A. Summoning the Aliyot:
May He Help, Shield, and Save
(Väazor V
yagen) B. Blessings over Torah C. Special Cases (Deliverance from Danger, Bar/Bat Mitzvah) D.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) E. Concluding Affirmation of Torah:
This Is the Torah
(V
zot Hatorah) 3. Haftarah Blessings A. Blessing Before B. Blessings After 4. Prayers For The Community A. For Those of Antiquity:
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) B. For the Community Today I.
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) II.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) C. For the Government:
The One Who Grants Salvation
(Honoten T
shuah) D. For a Month Of Blessing: Blessing of the New Moon (Birkat Hachodesh) E. For Our Martyrs:
In His Great Mercy, May the Father Of Mercy
(Av Harachamim) 5. Concluding Prayers: Returning the Torah to the Ark A. Rejoicing in Torah:
Happy Is the One
(Ashre) B. Israel
s Praise of God I.
Let Them Praise
(Y
hal
lu) II.
His Majesty Is Above
(Hodo Al Erets) C. The Universe
s Praise of God (Psalm 29):
David
s Psalm
(Mizmor L
david) D.
And With Its Resting
(U
v
nuchoh Yomar) About the Contributors List of Abbreviations Glossary
Retelling the Jewish Story in the Shadow of Sinai Lawrence A. Hoffman Celebrating the Presence of the Torah: The History and Meaning of Reading Torah Ruth Langer The Theory and Halakhah of Reading Torah Daniel Landes Introduction to the Commentaries: How to Look for Meaning in the Prayers Lawrence A. Hoffman The Liturgy 1. Introduction: Removing the Torah from the Ark A. Setting the Stage: On One Hand, God's Greatness I. "There is No God Like You" (Ein Kamokha) II. "Father of Mercy" (Av Harachamim) III.
With the Moving of the Ark
(Vay
hi Binso
a Häaron) B. Setting the Stage: On the Other Hand, God
s Mercy I. The Thirteen Attributes (Adonai, Adonai) II.
May the Words of My Mouth
(Yihyu L
ratson) III.
I Offer My Prayer
(Väani T
fillati) C. Setting the Stage: Kabbalistic Insertion on God
s Greatness and God
s Mercy I.
Blessed Is the Name
(B
rikh Sh
meih) D. Affirming God While Taking the Torah I.
Hear O Israel
(Sh
ma Yisräel) II.
Our God Is One
(Echad Eloheinu) III.
Proclaim Adonai
s Greatness
(Gadlu) E. The Hakafah: Taking the Torah to The Reader
s Stand:
Greatness, Power, Glory ... Are Yours
(L
kha Adonai) 2. Reading Torah: The Aliyot A. Summoning the Aliyot:
May He Help, Shield, and Save
(Väazor V
yagen) B. Blessings over Torah C. Special Cases (Deliverance from Danger, Bar/Bat Mitzvah) D.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) E. Concluding Affirmation of Torah:
This Is the Torah
(V
zot Hatorah) 3. Haftarah Blessings A. Blessing Before B. Blessings After 4. Prayers For The Community A. For Those of Antiquity:
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) B. For the Community Today I.
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) II.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) C. For the Government:
The One Who Grants Salvation
(Honoten T
shuah) D. For a Month Of Blessing: Blessing of the New Moon (Birkat Hachodesh) E. For Our Martyrs:
In His Great Mercy, May the Father Of Mercy
(Av Harachamim) 5. Concluding Prayers: Returning the Torah to the Ark A. Rejoicing in Torah:
Happy Is the One
(Ashre) B. Israel
s Praise of God I.
Let Them Praise
(Y
hal
lu) II.
His Majesty Is Above
(Hodo Al Erets) C. The Universe
s Praise of God (Psalm 29):
David
s Psalm
(Mizmor L
david) D.
And With Its Resting
(U
v
nuchoh Yomar) About the Contributors List of Abbreviations Glossary
About My People's Prayer Book Introduction to the Liturgy: The Reading of Torah
Retelling the Jewish Story in the Shadow of Sinai Lawrence A. Hoffman Celebrating the Presence of the Torah: The History and Meaning of Reading Torah Ruth Langer The Theory and Halakhah of Reading Torah Daniel Landes Introduction to the Commentaries: How to Look for Meaning in the Prayers Lawrence A. Hoffman The Liturgy 1. Introduction: Removing the Torah from the Ark A. Setting the Stage: On One Hand, God's Greatness I. "There is No God Like You" (Ein Kamokha) II. "Father of Mercy" (Av Harachamim) III.
With the Moving of the Ark
(Vay
hi Binso
a Häaron) B. Setting the Stage: On the Other Hand, God
s Mercy I. The Thirteen Attributes (Adonai, Adonai) II.
May the Words of My Mouth
(Yihyu L
ratson) III.
I Offer My Prayer
(Väani T
fillati) C. Setting the Stage: Kabbalistic Insertion on God
s Greatness and God
s Mercy I.
Blessed Is the Name
(B
rikh Sh
meih) D. Affirming God While Taking the Torah I.
Hear O Israel
(Sh
ma Yisräel) II.
Our God Is One
(Echad Eloheinu) III.
Proclaim Adonai
s Greatness
(Gadlu) E. The Hakafah: Taking the Torah to The Reader
s Stand:
Greatness, Power, Glory ... Are Yours
(L
kha Adonai) 2. Reading Torah: The Aliyot A. Summoning the Aliyot:
May He Help, Shield, and Save
(Väazor V
yagen) B. Blessings over Torah C. Special Cases (Deliverance from Danger, Bar/Bat Mitzvah) D.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) E. Concluding Affirmation of Torah:
This Is the Torah
(V
zot Hatorah) 3. Haftarah Blessings A. Blessing Before B. Blessings After 4. Prayers For The Community A. For Those of Antiquity:
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) B. For the Community Today I.
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) II.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) C. For the Government:
The One Who Grants Salvation
(Honoten T
shuah) D. For a Month Of Blessing: Blessing of the New Moon (Birkat Hachodesh) E. For Our Martyrs:
In His Great Mercy, May the Father Of Mercy
(Av Harachamim) 5. Concluding Prayers: Returning the Torah to the Ark A. Rejoicing in Torah:
Happy Is the One
(Ashre) B. Israel
s Praise of God I.
Let Them Praise
(Y
hal
lu) II.
His Majesty Is Above
(Hodo Al Erets) C. The Universe
s Praise of God (Psalm 29):
David
s Psalm
(Mizmor L
david) D.
And With Its Resting
(U
v
nuchoh Yomar) About the Contributors List of Abbreviations Glossary
Retelling the Jewish Story in the Shadow of Sinai Lawrence A. Hoffman Celebrating the Presence of the Torah: The History and Meaning of Reading Torah Ruth Langer The Theory and Halakhah of Reading Torah Daniel Landes Introduction to the Commentaries: How to Look for Meaning in the Prayers Lawrence A. Hoffman The Liturgy 1. Introduction: Removing the Torah from the Ark A. Setting the Stage: On One Hand, God's Greatness I. "There is No God Like You" (Ein Kamokha) II. "Father of Mercy" (Av Harachamim) III.
With the Moving of the Ark
(Vay
hi Binso
a Häaron) B. Setting the Stage: On the Other Hand, God
s Mercy I. The Thirteen Attributes (Adonai, Adonai) II.
May the Words of My Mouth
(Yihyu L
ratson) III.
I Offer My Prayer
(Väani T
fillati) C. Setting the Stage: Kabbalistic Insertion on God
s Greatness and God
s Mercy I.
Blessed Is the Name
(B
rikh Sh
meih) D. Affirming God While Taking the Torah I.
Hear O Israel
(Sh
ma Yisräel) II.
Our God Is One
(Echad Eloheinu) III.
Proclaim Adonai
s Greatness
(Gadlu) E. The Hakafah: Taking the Torah to The Reader
s Stand:
Greatness, Power, Glory ... Are Yours
(L
kha Adonai) 2. Reading Torah: The Aliyot A. Summoning the Aliyot:
May He Help, Shield, and Save
(Väazor V
yagen) B. Blessings over Torah C. Special Cases (Deliverance from Danger, Bar/Bat Mitzvah) D.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) E. Concluding Affirmation of Torah:
This Is the Torah
(V
zot Hatorah) 3. Haftarah Blessings A. Blessing Before B. Blessings After 4. Prayers For The Community A. For Those of Antiquity:
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) B. For the Community Today I.
May Salvation Arise
(Y
kum Purkan) II.
May the One Who Blessed
(Mi Sheberakh) C. For the Government:
The One Who Grants Salvation
(Honoten T
shuah) D. For a Month Of Blessing: Blessing of the New Moon (Birkat Hachodesh) E. For Our Martyrs:
In His Great Mercy, May the Father Of Mercy
(Av Harachamim) 5. Concluding Prayers: Returning the Torah to the Ark A. Rejoicing in Torah:
Happy Is the One
(Ashre) B. Israel
s Praise of God I.
Let Them Praise
(Y
hal
lu) II.
His Majesty Is Above
(Hodo Al Erets) C. The Universe
s Praise of God (Psalm 29):
David
s Psalm
(Mizmor L
david) D.
And With Its Resting
(U
v
nuchoh Yomar) About the Contributors List of Abbreviations Glossary