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Easy Walks in Israel

PART II. THE SHACHARIT PRAISE SECTION -- part 2

      Copyright © 1997, 2000 by Jordan Lee Wagner.

Jordan

Nadroj

Psalm 33

[Sephardic rite recites Psalm 33 just before Psalm 34 rather than here.]
wagner

Ra-n'nu tsa-di-kim Ba-do-nai,

lai-sha-rim na-va t'hi-la.

Ho-du La-do-nai b'chi-nor,

b'nei-vel a-sor za-m'ru lo.

Shi-ru lo shir cha-dash,

hei-ti-vu na-gein bit-ru-a.

......

......

[In some congregations the Reader begins aloud here.]
jordan

Naf-shei-nu chik-ta La-do-nai,

ez-rei-nu u-ma-gi-nei-nu hu.

Ki vo yis-mach li-bei-nu,

ki v'sheim kawd-sho va-tach-nu.

Yi-hi chas-d'cha A-do-nai a-lei-nu,

ka-a-sher yi-chal-nu lach.

Rengaw

[Sephardic rite inserts "Ba-ruch She-a-mar" and its introductory song, Ha-a-de-ret V'ha-e-mu-nah (L'chai O-la-mim)", here.]

nadroj

MIZ-MOR SHIR L'YOM HA-SHABBAT (Song For the Sabbath Day; Psalm 92)
jordan

Miz-mor shir l'yom ha-Sha-bat:
Tov l'ho-dot la-A-do-nai, ul-za-meir l'shim-cha el-yon.

L'ha-gid ba-bo-ker chas-de-cha, ve-e-mu-na-t'cha ba-lei-lot.

a-lei a-sor va-a-lei na-vel, a-lei hi-ga-yon b'chi-nor.

Ki si-mach-ta-ni A-do-nai b'faw-a-le-cha, b'ma-a-sei ya-de-cha a-ra-nein.
Ma ga-d'lu ma-a-se-cha A-do-nai, m'od a-m'ku mach-sh'vo-te-cha.
Ish ba-ar lo yei-da, uch-sil lo ya-vin et^zot.
Bif-ro-ach r'sha-im k'mo ei-sev va-ya-tsi-tsu kawl^po-a-lei a-ven
l'hi-sha-m'dam a-dei ad. V'a-ta ma-rom l'o-lam A-do-nai.
Ki hi-nei o-y've-cha A-do-nai, ki hi-nei o-y've-cha yo-vei-do
yit-pa-r'du kawl^po-a-lei a-ven.
Va-ta-rem kir-eim kar-ni, ba-lo-ti b'she-men ra-a-nan.
Va-ta-beit ei-ni b'shu-rai, ba-ka-mim a-lai m'rei-im
tish-ma-'na awz-nai.
jordan

TSA-DIK KA-TA-MAR:
[In some congregations, the Reader starts singing aloud here.]
rengaw

Tsa-dik ka-ta-mar yif-rach, k'e-rez ba-l'va-non yis-geh.
Sh'tu-lim b'veit A-do-nai, b'chats-rot E-lo-hei-nu yaf-ri-chu.
Od y'nu-vun b'sei-va, d'shei-nim v'ra-a-na-nim yi-h'yu,
L'ha-gid ki ya-shar A-do-nai, Tsu-ri, v'lo av-la-ta bo.

Wagne

ADONAI MALACH GEI-UT LAVEISH (Psalm 93)

A-do-nai ma-lach gei-ut la-veish,
La-veish A-do-nai oz hit-a-zar,
Af ti-kon tei-veil bal ti-mot.
Na-chon kis-a-cha mei-az,
mei-o-lam a-ta.
Na-s'u n'ha-rot, A-do-nai,
Na-s'u n'ha-rot ko-lam,
Yis-u n'ha-rot dawch-yam.
Mi-ko-lot ma-yim ra-bim,
A-di-rim mish-b'rei yam,
Adir ba-ma-rom A-do-nai.
Ei-do-te-cha ne-em-nu m'od,
L'vei-t'cha na-a-va ko-desh, Adonai, l'o-rech ya-mim.

Jordan

ASHREI (includes Psalm 145)

Ash-rei yo-sh'vei vei-te-cha, od y'ha-l'lu-cha, se-la.
Ash-rei ha-am she-ka-cha lo, ash-rei ha-am she-A-do-nai e-lo-hav.
T'hi-lah l'Da-vid:
A-ro-mim-cha e-lo-hai ha-me-lech, va-a-va-r'cha shim-cha l'o-lam va-ed.
B'chawl yom a-va-r'che-cha, va-a-ha-l'la shim-cha l'o-lam va-ed.
Ga-dol A-do-nai um-hu-lal m'od, v'lig-du-la-to ein chei-ker.
Dor l'dor y'sha-bach ma-a-se-cha, ug'vu-ro-te-cha ya-gi-du.
Ha-dar k'vod ho-de-cha, v'div-rei nif-l'o-te-cha a-si-cha.
Ve-e-zuz no-r'o-te-cha yo-mei-ru, ug'du-la-t'cha a-sa-p're-na.
Zei-cher rav tu-v'cha ya-bi-u, v'tsid-ka-t'cha y'ra-nei-nu.
Cha-nun v'ra-chum A-do-nai, e-rech a-pa-yim ug-dal cha-sed.
Tov A-do-nai la-kol, v'ra-cha-mav al kawl ma-a-sav.
Yo-du-cha A-do-nai kawl ma-a-se-cha, v'cha-si-de-cha y'va-r'chu-cha.
K'vod mal-chu-t'cha yo-mei-ru, ug-vu-ra-t'cha y'da-bei-ru.
L'ho-di-a liv-nei ha-a-dam g'vu-ro-tav, uch'vod ha-dar mal-chu-to.
Mal-chut'cha mal-chut kawl o-la-mim, u-mem-shal-t'cha b'chawl dor va-dor.
So-meich A-do-nai l'chawl ha-no-f'lim, v'zo-keif l'chawl ha-k'fu-fim.
Ei-nei chol ei-le-cha y'sa-bei-ru, v'a-ta no-tein la-hem, et ach-lam b'i-to.
Po-tei-ach et ya-de-cha, u-mas-bi-a l'chawl chai ra-tson.
Tsa-dik A-do-nai b'chawl d'ra-chav, v'cha-sid b'chawl ma-a-sav.
Ka-rov A-do-nai l'chawl ko-r'av, l'chol a-sher yik-ra-u-hu ve-e-met.
R'tson y'rei-av ya-a-seh, v'et shav-a-tam yish-ma v'yo-shi-eim.
Sho-meir A-do-nai et kawl o-ha-vav, v'eit kawl ha-r'sha-im yash-mid.
T'hi-la A-do-nai y'da-ber pi,
vi-va-reich kawl ba-sar sheim kawd-sho l'o-lam va-ed.
Va-a-nach-nu n'va-reich Yah, mei-a-tah v'ad o-lam. Ha-l'lu-yah.

JLW

Psalm 146

Ha-l'lu-yah, Ha-l'lu naf-shi et Adonai,
a-ha-l'lah A-do-nai b'cha-yai, a-za-m'rah lei-lo-hai b'o-di.
Al tiv-t'chu vin-di-vim, b'ven a-dam she-ein lo t'shu-ah.
......
......
Yim-loch A-do-nai l'o-lam, E-lo-ha-yich Tsi-on, l'dor va-dor, Ha-l'lu-yah.

Rengaw

Psalm 147

Ha-l'lu-yah,
Ki tov za-m'ra E-lo-hei-nu,

ki na-im na-va t'hi-lah.

Bo-nei Y'ru-sha-la-yim A-do-nai,

nid-chei Yis-ra-eil y'cha-neis.

Ha-ro-fei lish-vu-rei leiv,

um-cha-beish l'a-ts'vu-tam.

.....

.....

Ma-gid d'va-rav l'Ya-a-kov,

chu-kav u-mish-pa-tav l'Yis-ra-eil,

Lo a-sa chein l'chol goy,

u-mish-pa-tim bal y'da-um,

Ha-l'lu-yah.

Psalm 148

Ha-l'lu-yah,
Ha-l'lu et A-do-nai min ha-sha-ma-yim, ha-l'lu-hu ba-m'ro-mim.
Ha-l'lu-hu chawl mal-a-chav, ha-l'lu-hu kawl ts-va-av.   
Ha-l'lu-hu she-mesh v'ya-rei-ach, ha-l'lu-hu kawl ko-ch'vei or.
.........
.........
[In some congregations, the Reader begins here.]
Y'ha-l'lu et sheim A-do-nai, ki nis-gav sh'mo l'va-do,
Ho-do al e-retz v'sha-ma-yim, Va-ya-rem ke-ren l'a-mo,
T'hi-lah l'chawl cha-si-dav, liv-nei Yis-ra-eil am k'ro-vo,
Ha-l'lu-yah.

Psalm 149

Ha-l'lu-yah,
Shi-ru La-do-nai shir cha-dash, t'hi-la-to bik-hal cha-si-dim.
Yis-mach Yis-ra-eil b'o-sav, B'nei Tsi-on ya-gi-lu v'mal-kam.
Y'ha-l'lu sh'mo v'ma-chol, b'tof v'chi-nor y'za-m'ru lo.
.........
.........
Le-'sor mal-chei-hem b'zi-kim, v'nich-b'dei-hem b'chav-lei var-zel.
La-a-sot ba-hem mish-pat ka-tuv, ha-dar hu l'chawl cha-si-dav.
Ha-l'lu-yah.

Psalm 150

Ha-l'lu-yah!
Ha-l'lu Eil b'kawd-sho, ha-l'lu-hu bir-ki-a u-zo.
Ha'l'lu-hu big-vu-ro-tav, ha-l'lu-hu k'rov gud-lo.
Ha-l'lu-hu b'tei-ka sho-far, ha-l'lu-hu b'nei-vel v'chi-nor.
Ha-l'lu-hu b'tof u-ma-chol, ha-l'lu-hu b'mi-nim v'u-gav.
     [Some congregations start singing aloud together here.]
Ha-l'lu-hu b'tsil-ts'lei sha-ma, ha-l'lu-hu b'tsil-ts'lei t'ru-ah.
Kol han-sha-ma t'ha-leil Yah, Ha-l'lu-yah.
( Kol han-sha-ma t'ha-leil Yah, Ha-l'lu-yah. )

   

INTRODUCTION

[Many congregations begin standing here.]

Ba-ruch A-do-nai l'o-lam a-mein v'a-mein.
Ba-ruch A-do-nai mi-Tsi-on, sho-chein Y'ru-sha-la-yim, Ha-l'lu-yah.
Ba-ruch A-do-nai E-lo-him, E-lo-hei Yis-ra-eil, o-sei nif-la-ot l'va-do.
u'va-ruch sheim k'vo-do l'o-lam;
v'yi-ma-lei ch'vo-do et kawl ha-a-rets, a-mein v'a-mein.

I CHRONICLES (29:10-13)

Stand.  

Va-y'va-rech Da-vid et A-do-nai l'ei-nei kawl ha-ka-hal,
Va-yo-mer Da-vid:
Ba-ruch a-tah, A-do-nai, E-lo-hei A-vi-nu, mei-o-lam v'ad o-lam.
L'cha A-do-nai ha-g'du-lah v'ha-g'vu-rah v'ha-tif-e-ret, v'ha-nei-tsach v'ha-hod,
Ki chol ba-sha-ma-yim u-va-a-rets.
L'cha A-do-nai ha-mam-la-cha, v'ha-mit-na-sei l'chol l'rosh.
V'ha-o-sher v'ha-ka-vod mi-l'fa-ne-cha, v'a-tah mo-sheil ba-kol,
uv-ya-d'cha ko-ach ug-vu-rah, uv-ya-d'cha l'ga-deil ul-cha-zeik la-kol.
......
......   

NEHEMIAH (9:6-11)    [Sephardim begin with verse 5 rather than 6.]

A-tah hu A-do-nai l'va-de-cha,
a-tah a-si-ta et ha-sha-ma-yim,
sh'mei ha-sha-ma-yim v'chawl ts'va-am,
ha-a-rets v'chawl a-sher a-le-ha,
ha-ya-mim v'chawl a-sher ba-hem,
v'a-tah m'cha'yeh et ku-lam,
utz-va ha-sha-ma-yim l'cha mish-ta-cha-vim.  
A-tah hu A-do-nai ha-E-lo-him
          [OK to sit, but most don't.]
a-sher ba-char-ta b'Av-ram,
v'ho-tsei-to mei-ur kas-dim,
v'sam-ta sh'mo Av-ra-ham.
U-ma-tsa-ta et l'va-vo ne-e-man l'fa-ne-cha,
v'cha-rot i-mo ha-b'rit
la-teit et e-rets ha-k-'na-a-ni, ha-chi-ti, ha-e-mo-ri,
v'ha-p'ri-zi, v'hai-vu-shi, v'ha-gir-ga-shi,
la-teit l'zar-o, va-ta-kem et d'va-re-cha,
ki tsa-dik a-ta.
...
...
V'ha-yam ba-ka-ta lif-nei-hem,
va-ya-av-ru v'toch ha-yam ba-ya-ba-sha;
v'et ro-d'fei-hem hish-lach-ta vim-tso-lot,
k'mo e-ven b'ma-yim a-zim.

Jordan

EXODUS 14:30-31  

Va-yo-sha A-do-nai ba-yom ha-hu et^Yis-ra-eil mi-yad Mits-ra-yim.
Va-yar Yis-ra-eil et^Mits-ra-yim meit al^s'fat ha-yam.
Va-yar Yis-ra-eil et^ha-yad ha-g'do-lah a-sher a-sa A-do-nai b'Mits-ra-yim,
Va-yi-r'u ha-am et^A-do-nai, va-ya-a-mi-nu ba-A-do-nai uv-Mo-she av-do.

Jordan

EXODUS 15:1-18       [Sephardim continue through verse 19.]

Az ya-shir Mo-she u-v'nei Yis-ra-eil
...
...
v'a-lu mo-shi-im b'har Tsi-on, lish-pot et har Ei-sav,
v'ha-y'ta la-do-nai ha-m'lu-cha,
v'ha-yah A-do-nai l'me-lech al kawl ha-a-rets;
ba-yom ha-hu yi-h'yeh, A-do-nai e-chad, u-sh'mo e-chad.

Sit.

Epilog: NISHMAT / YISHTABACH

Nish-mat kawl chai, t'va-reich et shim-cha, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu,
...
...
n'ha-lel-cha un-sha-bei-cha-cha un-fa-er-cha,
un-va-reich et sheim kawd-she-cha, ka-a-mur:
L'Da-vid, ba-r'chi naf-shi et A-do-nai,
v'chawl k'ra-vai et sheim kawd-sho.

Ha-eil b'ta-a-tsu-mot u-ze-cha,
ha-ga-dol bich-vod sh'me-cha,
ha-gi-bur la-ne-tsach v'ha-no-ra b'no-r'o-te-cha,
ha-me-lech ha-yo-sheiv al ki-sei ram v'ni-sa.

A new Reader takes over leading the service here.

Sho-chein ad ma-rom, v'ka-dosh sh'mo,
V'cha-tuv:  
Ra-n'nu Tsa-di-kim ba-A-do-nai
lai-sha-rim na-vah t'hi-lah.  

b'fi uv-sif-tei u-vil-shon uv-ke-rev

Y'sha-rim TSa-di-kim CHa-si-dim K'do-shim

< tit-Ro-mam |  tit-ha-lal >, < tit-Ba-rach | tit-ba-rach >,   < tit-Ka-dash | tit ro-mam >, < tit-Ha-lal  | tit-ka-dash >.

The double-acrostic is Sephardic and Chasidic, the second option is Ashkenazic.

Uv-mak-ha-lot ri-v'vot a-m'cha beit Yis-ra-eil,
b'ri-nah yit-pa-ar shim-cha mal-kei-nu b'chawl dor va-dor.

[In some congregations, the Reader begins aloud here.]

She-kein cho-vat kawl ha-y'tsu-rim,
l'fa-ne-cha, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu, Vei-lo-hei A-vo-tei-nu,  
l'ho-dot, l'ha-leil, l'sha-bei-ach, l'fa-eir, l'ro-meim,
l'ha-deir, l'va-reich, l'a-lei ul-ka-leis
al kawl div-rei shir-ot v'tish-b'chot
Da-vid ben Yi-shai, av-d'cha m'shi-che-cha.

Yish-ta-bach shim-cha la-ad, mal-kei-nu,
ha-Eil, ha-Me-lech ha-Ga-dol v'ha-Ka-dosh,
ba-sha-ma-yim u-va-a-rets.
Ki l'cha na-eh, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu, Vei-lo-hei A-vo-tei-nu,
Shir ush-va-cha, ha-leil v'zim-rah,
oz u-mem-sha-lah, ne-tsach, g'du-lah ug-vu-rah,
t'hi-lah v'tif-e-ret, k'du-shah u-mal-chut,
b'ra-chot v'ho-da-ot, mei-a-tah v'ad o-lam.

Ba-ruch a-tah A-do-nai,   JordanLee [Do not say 'ba-ruch hu u-va-ruch sh'mo'.]
Eil me-lech ga-dol [ um-hu-lal ] ba-tish-ba-chot,
Eil ha-ho-da-ot, A-don ha-nif-la-ot,
[ Bo-rei kawl han-sha-mot, ri-bon kawl ha-ma-a-sim, ]
ha-bo-cheir b'shi-rei zim-rah,
Me-lech, [ Ya-chid, ] Eil, Chei Ha-O-la-mim.  ( A-mein. )

HALF-KADDISH:
[If there is no minyan, the Half-Kaddish is omitted.]  

Stand, except for S'fardic congregations.

 

Yit-ga-dal v'yit-ka-dash sh'mei ra-ba, (A-mein.)
b'al-ma di-v'ra chi-ru-tei, v'yam-lich mal-chu-tei
[  v'yats-mach pur-ka-nei, vi-ka-reiv m'shi-chei. (A-mein).  ]
b'chai-yei-chon uv'yo-mei-chon
uv'chai-yei d'chol beit Yis-ra-eil,
ba-a-ga-la u-viz-man ka-riv, v'im'ru: A-mein. (A-mein.)

Y'hei sh'mei ra-ba m'va-rach
l'a-lam ul'al-mei al-ma-ya. [ Yit-ba-rach ]

Yit-ba-rach v'yish-ta-bach,
v'yit-pa-ar v'yit-ro-mam v'yit-na-sei,
v'yit-ha-dar v'yit-a-leh v'yit-ha-lal, sh'mei d'ku-d'sha, b'rich hu,
(b'rich hu)          [Some Chassidic and Sefardic congregations say "A-mein"]
l'ei-la min^kawl^bir-cha-ta v'shi-ra-ta,
tush-b'cha-ta v'ne-che-ma-ta, da-a-mi-ran b'al-ma, v'im'ru: A-mein.  (A-mein.)

Sit.

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revision date: 8/9/2000