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[Sephardic text in brackets]
< A-ha-vah ra-ba
| A-ha-vat
o-lam
>
a-hav-ta-nu,
A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu,
chem-lah g'do-lah vi-tei-rah cha-mal-ta a-lei-nu.
A-vi-nu mal-kei-nu,
ba-a-vur
[ shim-cha ha-ga-dol,
u-va-a-vur ]
a-vo-tei-nu she-ba-t'chu v'cha,
va-t'la-m'deim chu-kei cha-yim,
[ la-a-sot r'tso-n'cha
b'lei-vav sha-leim,
]
kein t'cha-nei-nu ut-la-m'dei-nu.
A-vi-nu
< av
| ha-av
> ha-ra-cha-man
ha-m'ra-cheim,
ra-cheim a-lei-nu, v'tein b'li-bei-nu,
l'ha-vin ul-has-kil , lish-mo-a,
lil-mod u-l'la-meid, lish-mor,
v-la-a-sot ul-ka-yeim,
et kawl div-rei tal-mud to-ra-te-cha
b'a-ha-vah.
V'ha-eir ei-nei-nu b'to-ra-te-cha,
v'da-beik li-bei-nu b'mits-vo-te-cha,
v'ya-cheid l'va-vei-nu,
l'a-ha-va ul-yir-a et sh'me-cha,
< v'lo
| l'ma-an
lo
> nei-vosh
[ v'lo ni-ka-leim,
v'lo ni-ka-sheil
]
l'o-lam va-ed.
Ki v'sheim kad-sh'cha ha-ga-dol
[ ha-gi-bor
] v'ha-no-ra
ba-tach-nu,
na-gi-la v'nis-m'cha
bi-shu-a-te-cha.
< Va-ha-vi-ei-nu l'sha-lom
|
V'ra-cha-me-cha, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu,
va-cha-sa-de-cha ha-ra-bim,
al ya-az-vu-nu ne-tsach se-la va-ed.
Ma-heir v'ha-vei a-lei-nu
b'ra-cha v'sha-lom m'hei-rah
>
mei-ar-ba kan-fot
[ kawl
] ha-a-rets,
wagner[gather fringes
here]
[ us-vor ol ha-goy-yim mei-al
tsa-va-rei-nu,
]
v'to-li-chei-nu m'hei-rah ko-m'mi-yut
l'ar-tsei-nu.
Ki eil po-eil y'shu-ot a-ta,
u-va-nu va-char-ta mi-kawl am
v'la-shon,
v'kei-rav-ta-nu
[ mal-kei-nu
] l'shim-cha ha-ga-dol
se-la be-e-met
[ b'a-ha-vah
],
l'ho-dot l'cha ul-ya-ched-cha b'a-ha-vah
[ ul-a-ha-vah et sh'me-cha
].
Ba-ruch a-tah A-do-nai,
ha-bo-cheir b'a-mo Yis-ra-eil b'a-ha-vah.
( A-mein. )
THE SH'MA
Sh'ma Yis-ra-eil, A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu, A-do-nai E-chad.
Ba-ruch sheim k'vod mal-chu-to l'o-lam va-ed.
[Many congregations recite the next paragraph aloud together.]
V'a-hav-ta eit A-do-nai
E-lo-he-cha,
B'chawl^l'va-v'cha,
u-v'chawl^naf-sh'cha,
u-v'chawl^m'o-de-cha.
V'ha-yu ha-d'va-rim ha-ei-leh,
A-sher a-no-chi m'tsa-v'cha ha-yom, al^l'va-ve-cha.
V'shi-nan-tam l'-va-ne-cha, v'di-bar-ta bam
b'shiv-t'cha b'vei-te-cha,
uv-lech-t'cha va-de-rech,
u-v'shawch-b'cha uv-ku-me-cha.
Uk-shar-tam l'ot al^ya-de-cha,
v'ha-yu l'to-ta-fot bein ei-ne-cha.
Uch-tav-tam, al^m'zu-zot bei-te-cha, u-vish-a-re-cha.
V'ha-ya, im^sha-mo-a tish-m'u el^mits-vo-tai
a-sher a-no-chi m'tsa-veh et-chem ha-yom
l'a-ha-va et^A-do-nai E-lo-hei-chem
ul-awv-do b'chawl^l'vav-chem, u-v'chawl^naf-sh'chem,
V'na-ta-ti m'tar^ar-ts'chem b'i-to, yo-reh u-mal-kosh,
v'a-saf-ta d'ga-ne-cha,
v'ti-ro-sh'cha v'yits-ha-re-cha.
V'na-ta-ti ei-sev b'sa-d'cha liv-hem-te-cha,
v'a-chal-ta v'sa-va-'ta.
Hi-sha-m'ru la-chem pen^yif-te l'vav-chem, v'sar-tem,
va-a-vad-tem E-lo-him a-chei-rim,
v'hish-ta-cha-vi-tem la-hem.
V'cha-rah af^A-do-nai ba-chem, v'a-tsar et^ha-sha-ma-yim,
v'lo^yi-h'yeh ma-tar, v'ha-a-da-ma lo ti-tein et^y'vu-la,
va-a-vad-tem m'hei-ra mei-al ha-a-rets ha-to-va
a-sher A-do-nai no-tein la-chem.
V'sam-tem et^d'vara ei-leh, al^l'vav-chem v'al^naf-sh'chem,
uk-shar-tem o-tam l'ot al^yed-chem,
v'ha-yu l'to-ta-fot bein ei-nei-chem.
V'li-mad-tem o-tam et^b'nei-chem, l'da-beir bam
b'shiv-t'cha b'vei-te-cha, uv-lech-t'cha va-de-rech
u-v'shawch-b'cha uv-ku-me-cha.
Uch-tav-tam, al^m'zu-zot bei-te-cha, u-vish-a-re-cha.
L'ma-an yir-bu y'mei-chem, vi-mei v'nei-chem, al ha-a-da-ma
a-sher nish-ba A-do-nai la-a-vo-tei-chem, la-teit la-hem
ki-mei ha-sha-ma-yim al^ha-a-rets.
Va-yo-meir A-do-nai el^Mo-she
lei-mor:
Da-beir el^b'nei Yis-ra-eil, v'a-mar-ta a-lei-hem
v'a-su la-hem tsi-tsit, al^kan-fei vig-dei-hem l'do-ro-tam,
v'na-t'nu al^tsi-tsit ha-ka-naf p'til t'chei-let.
V'ha-ya la-chem l'tsi-tsit, ur-i-tem o-to
uz-char-tem et^kawl^mits-vot A-do-nai, va-a-si-tem o-tam,
v'lo ta-tu-ru a-cha-rei l'vav-chem,
v'a-cha-rei ei-nei-chem
a-sher^a-tem zo-nim a-cha-rei-hem,
L'ma-an tiz-k'ru, va-a-si-tem et^kawl^mits-vo-tai
vi-h'yi-tem k'do-shim lei-lo-hei-chem.
A-ni A-do-nai E-lo-hei-chem,
a-sher ho-tsei-ti et-chem mei-e-rets Mits-ra-yim
li-h'yot la-chem lei-lo-him;
A-ni A-do-nai E-lo-hei-chem...
Continue to GA-AL YISRAEIL without stopping between "Eloheichem" and "Emet".
[Sephardic text in brackets]
jordan
E-met...
Wait for the Reader to finish the SH'MA before proceeding with "V'ya-tsiv".
( A-do-nai E-lo-hei-chem E-met. )
...v'ya-tsiv, v'na-chon v'ka-yam,
v'ya-shar v'ne-e-man,
v'a-huv v'cha-viv, v'nech-mad v'na-im,
v'no-ra v'a-dir, um-tu-kan um-ku-bal,
v'tov v'ya-feh, ha-da-var ha-zeh
a-lei-nu l'o-lam va-ed.
E-met e-lo-hai o-lam mal-kei-nu,
tsur Ya-a-kov, ma-gein yish-ei-nu.
L'dor va-dor hu ka-yam, ush-mo ka-yam,
v'chis-o na-chon, u-mal-chu-to
ve-e-mu-na-to la-ad ka-ya-met.
Ud-va-rav cha-yim v'ka-ya-mim
ne-e-ma-nim v'ne-che-ma-dim
la-ad ul-o-l'mai o-la-mim,
JLW[In sephardic congregations, the Reader begins aloud
here]
al a-vo-tei-nu v'a-lei-nu,
al ba-nei-nu v'al do-ro-tei-nu,
v'al kawl do-rot ze-ra Yis-ra-eil a-va-de-cha,
AL HA-RI-SHO-NIM, v'al ha-a-cha-ro-nim,
da-var tov v'ka-yam l'o-lam va-ed.
E-met ve-e-mu-nah, chok v'lo ya-a-vor.
E-met, sha-a-tah hu A-do-nai
E-lo-hei-nu
vei-lo-hei a-vo-tei-nu,
JLW[In sephardic congregations, the Reader begins aloud
here]
mal-kei-nu, me-lech a-vo-tei-nu,
go-a-lei-nu, go-eil a-vo-tei-nu,
yo-ts'rei-nu, tsur y'shu-a-tei-nu,
po-dei-nu u-ma-tsi-lei-nu,
mei-o-lam sh'me-cha,
[v']ein
[ la-nu od
] e-lo-him
zu-la-te-cha
[ se-la
].
[Must drop fringes by this point]
EZ-RAT A-VO-TEI-NU a-tah hu mei-o-lam
ma-gein u-mo-shi-a
[la-hem
v'] liv-nei-hem
a-cha-rei-hem
b'chawl dor va-dor.
B'rum o-lam mo-sha-ve-cha,
u-mish-pa-te-cha v'tsid-ka-t'cha
ad af-sei a-rets.
[ E-met
], ash-rei ish
she-yish-ma l'mits-vo-te-cha ,
v'to-ra-t'cha ud-va-r'cha ya-sim al li-bo.
E-met, a-tah hu a-don l'a-me-cha
u-me-lech gi-bor la-riv ri-vam [
l'a-vot u-va-nim
].
E-met, a-tah hu ri-shon, v'a-tah hu a-cha-ron,
u-mi-bal-a-de-cha ein la-nu me-lech go-eil
u-mo-shi-a.
[ E-met
],
mi-Mits-ra-yim g'al-ta-nu A-do-nai E-lo-hei-nu,
u-mi-beit a-va-dim p'di-ta-nu;
Kawl b'cho-rei-hem ha-rag-ta,
uv-cho-r'cha
[ Yis-ra-eil
] ga-al-ta,
v'Yam Suf la-hem ba-ka-'ta,
v'zei-dim ti-ba-'ta, vi-di-dim he-e-var-ta,
vai-cha-su ma-yim tsa-rei-hem,
e-chad mei-hem lo no-tar.
Al zot, shi-b'chu a-hu-vim, v'ro-m'mu
[la-]eil,
v'na-t'nu y'di-dim z'mi-rot, shi-rot v'tish-ba-chot,
b'ra-chot v'ho-da-ot, l'me-lech eil chai v'ka-yam;
Ram v'ni-sa, ga-dol v'no-ra,
mash-pil gei-im
[ a-dei a-rets
],
u-mag-bi-ahh sh'fa-lim
[ a-dei ma-rom
],
mo-tsi a-si-rim, u-fo-deh a-na-vim, v'o-zeir da-lim,
v'o-neh l'a-mo Yis-ra-eil b'eit shav-am ei-lav.
T'hi-lot l'eil el-yon
[ go-a-lam
],
ba-ruch hu u-m'vo-rach.
Mo-she u-v'nei Yis-ra-eil
l'cha a-nu shi-ra, b'sim-cha ra-ba,
v'a-m'ru ku-lam:
"MI CHA-MO-CHA
ba-ei-lim A-do-nai!
Mi ka-mo-cha ne-'dar ba-ko-desh!
No-ra t'hi-lot o-sei fe-le!"
SHI-RA CHA-DA-SHA, shi-b'chu g'u-lim,
l'shim-cha
[ ha-ga-dol
] al s'fat ha-yam,
ya-chad ku-lam ho-du v'him-li-chu,
v'a-m'ru:
"A-do-nai yim-loch l'o-lam va-ed!"
[Some congregations stand, in anticipation of the Amidah.]
[Some congregations sing the next paragraph aloud together.]
TSUR YISRAEIL:
[Chabad ritual omits the first sentence and begins at "Go-a-lei-nu".]
Tsur Yis-ra-eil, ku-ma
b'ez-rat Yis-ra-eil
uf-dei kin-u-me-cha Y'hu-dah
v'Yis-ra-eil.
[ V'ne-e-mar: ]
Go-a-lei-nu
A-do-nai ts'va-ot Sh'mo
k'dosh Yis-ra-eil
Ba-ruch a-tah A-do-nai,
ga-al Yis-ra-eil.
[The congregation does not say "A-mein" here, but proceeds directly to the silent Amidah.]
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