HPLS Phonetic Transliterated Prayer Book Siddur for Ben Zion Boxer

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Phonetic Transliterated Siddur
Morning Service for the Sabbath and Festivals, with page number references to the
Ben Zion Bokser Prayer Book (Siddur)

Corresponding page number in the Ben Zion Bokser Siddur.

The above example shows how page numbers are referenced to the Ben Zion Bokser Siddur when the corresponding text does not start at the beginning of the page

Phonetic Transliterated Siddur
Morning Service
for the
Sabbath and Festivals
With Page Number References to the Ben Zion Bokser Siddur

All HPLS publications have the exclusive Triple-Tier format:
The Hebrew word is in the middle.
Above the Hebrew word is a literal English translation.
Below the Hebrew word is a phonetic transliteration.
Stressed syllables are in bold typeface.

HPLS Siddur Mornings Shabbat and Festivals Ref Ben Zion Bokser Siddur
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Learn to lead the Hebrew Prayer Service with this Phonetic Transliterated Siddur. Ideal if your synagogue uses the Ben Zion Bokser Siddur.
This companion book is similar to HPLS Volume 5 but specifically designed and intended for users of the Ben Zion Bokser Siddur.

The Phonetic Transliterated Siddur is 245 pages and measures 8 1/2" W x 11" H.

The HPLS Phonetic Transliterated Siddur is part of the HPLS Library of reading tools that provide an open doorway to the joy of the Hebrew Prayer Service. The unique triple-tiered HPLS format, which includes Hebrew text, word-for-word English translation and word-for-word transliteration, each in-line, one above the other, invites everyone to experience the Hebrew Prayer Service with full participation, comprehension and confidence, no matter what their experience or background.

This volume includes the complete Morning Prayer Service for the Sabbath and the three Major Jewish Festivals.and can be used for both the Orthodox and Conservative Ashkenaz Prayer Services.

Part 1, Preliminary Morning Prayers.

The first preliminary morning prayer is Modeh Ahnee (I give thanks). This prayer doesn't mention God's name and some say it while still in bed. The preliminary morning prayers continue with the Asher YahTzahr blessing (said after going to the bathroom), and the N'teeLaht YahDahYim blessing (said after washing of the hands).
Then a meditation is read and the blessing for putting on the Tallis is said.

The preliminary prayers continue with the songs Ah'dohn OhLahm and YeegDahl (summary of the 13 Principles of Faith), the 15 Morning Blessings (BrahChoht), the Ah'kehDah (binding of Isaac), the preliminary Shema Yisrael, and various prayers relating to the temple service. The Preliminary Morning Prayers section concludes with the Rabbi's Mourners' Kaddish.

Part 2, Verses of Praise (PsooKay D'zeeRah).

The purpose of the Verses of Praise is to prepare the worshipper for the main prayer.

Psalm 30, Mourners' Kaddish, BahRooch ShehAhMahr (opening blessing to PsooKay D'zeeRah), HohDoo (1 Chronicles 16:8-36), Hashem MehLehch, L'chai OhLahMeem, Psalm 19, Psalm 33, Psalm 34, Psalm 90, Psalm 91, Psalm 92, Psalm 93, Psalm 98, Psalm 121, Psalm 122, Psalm 123, Psalm 124, Psalm 135, Psalm 136, Ashrei (Psalm 145), Psalm 146, Psalm 147, Psalm 148, Psalm 149, Psalm 150, VahYvahRehch DahVeed (1 Chronicles 29:10-13), Nehemiah 9:5-11, Exodus 15:1-19 (Song of the Sea), NeeshMaht (Sabbath addition to closing blessing), YeeshTahBahch (closing blessing to PsooKay D'zeeRah), Sheer HahMahAhloht (Psalm 130).

Part 3, Shacharit (ShahChah'reet).

Although Shacharit actually refers to the whole Morning Service, this part of the HPLS siddur is termed Shacharit to distinguish it from the Preliminary Morning Prayers and Verses of Praise sections. The Shacharit section contains the Morning Prayer and is almost 100% transliterated. It consists of the following major sections: Barechu, Shema Yisrael, Morning Amidah for the Sabbath, Morning Amidah for Festivals, and Hallel.

Part 4, Torah Service.

The Torah Service is performed during the morning service for both the Shabbat and Festivals. The service consists of the following main parts:
Taking out the Torah,
Blessing before and after rading the Law (Torah),
Personal blessings,
Blessing before reading the Haftorah,
Blessing after reading the Haftorah,
Y'koom PoorKahn Prayer,
Blessing for the new month,
Ahv HahRahChahMeem,
Ashrei (Psalm 145),
Returning the Torah to the Ark, and
Yiskor (said on the last day of Passover, Shavuous, and Succoth).

Part 5, Musaf.

This section contains the Musaf (additional) prayers for the Sabbath and Festivals, and the prayers for the conclusion of the service.
The following are included in this section: Musaf Amidah for the Sabbath,
Musaf Amidah for Festivals,
Priestly Blessing,
Concluding passages (KahVeh, Ayn Kehlohaynoo, talmudic selections, etc.)
Mourners' Kaddish,
Aleinu,
AhnEem ZmeeRoht (Song of Glory),
Psalm of the day: (Sunday/Psalm 24, Monday/Psalm 48, Tuesday/Psalm 82, Wednesday/Psalm 94, Thursday/Psalm 81, Friday/Psalm 93, Sabbath/Psalm 92),
HohSheeAyNoo,
Psalm 104 (BahRchee NahfShee, for Rosh ChohDehsh),
Psalm 27 (said from Elul to 7th day of Succoth), and the
Morning Kiddush for Sabbath and Festivals..

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