HPLS Phonetic transliterated Siddur Volume 3 Grace after Meals (HPLS Bencher)

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Volume 3 - Mealtime Blessings

This HPLS Volume 3 is published in two formats: Standard and Handbook.
The Standard Edition is referred to as Mealtime Blessings. The Handbook Edition contains the same content, with the addition of the Kiddush for Sabbath and Festivals. The Handbook Edition is also referred to as the HPLS Bencher.

Both editions can be used both for the Orthodox and Conservative Ashkenaz Prayer Services.

The differences between the Standard and Handbook editions are summerized below:

Handbook Edition
Hashem
0
5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
113
Yes

Standard Edition
Hashem
0
8 1/2" x 11"
56
No - Contained in Volumes 4 & 5

God's name is spellled
Flow Charts
Page Size
Number of pages
Kiddush

The Handbook Edition is easier to hold, however new users of the HPLS may prefer the Standard Edition of Volume 3 as more parts of the service are visible on each page. Click here for a sample from the Standard Edition.

All volumes of the HPLS Siddur include prayers for the Nusach Ashkenaz, Nusach HaAri (Chabad), and Nusach Sefard versions of the prayer service

Volume 3, HPLS Bencher (Handbook Edition)113 pages
$11.95

The above sample is from the HPLS Siddur, Volume 3

Volume 3, Mealtime Blessings
(Standard Edition) 56 pages
$11.95

Volume 3 includes the prayers associated with the meals for weekdays, Shabbat, and the major Jewish Festivals.

All six volumes of the HPLS Siddur (prayer book) can be used for both the Orthodox and Conservative Ashkenaz Prayer Services.

Prayers are included for the Nusach Ashkenaz, Nusach HaAri (Chabad), and Nusach Sefard versions of the service.

The HPLS format makes the service variations easy to follow.

Mealtime Blessings, Volume 3 of the HPLS siddur is arranged into four parts:

Part 1, Grace after Meals. Introductory Psalm 137, which is said on weekdays and never sung, is in two-column format (click here to see sample format). The remainder of Volume 3 is usually said out loud and is completely transliterated.

For the Sabbath and Festivals, the grace starts with introductory Psalm 126 (Sheer HahMahAhloht). The Invitation to Grace is then recited, followed by the four main blessings that make up the Grace after Meals. Volume 3 has the complete grace after meals, including passages for Chanukah, Purim, Rosh Chodesh (new moon), and all the Jewish Holidays.

Part 2, The Seven Blessings for Bride and Groom (ShehVah Brachot). These blessings are said at the wedding ceremony and at the grace after meal during the first week of marriage.

Part 3, Sabbath Songs (Z'mirot). Songs (all fully transliterated) traditionally sung at the Sabbath table, includes: M'nooChah V'simChah, Yohm Zeh L'YisRahEhl, Mah Y'deeDoot, Tzoor MeeShehLoh, Yah ReeBohn, BahRooch Ehl EhlYohn, Yohm Zeh M'chooBahd, Yohm ShahBahTohn, Kee EhshM'rah ShahBaht, MeezMohr L'dahVeed (Psalm 23), and Y'deed NehFehsh. The music for these transliterations can be found on our Free Samples Page

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Part 4, Various Blessings. This part of Volume 3 contains various blessings pertaining to food, and includes the blessing for washing the hands, the HahMohTzee (said before eating bread), ShehHahKohl (blessing said before drinking liquids other than wine, and before eating food other than cakes and pastry), and the blessings for eating fruit, vegetables, smelling fragrant spices, etc.

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