HPLS Phonetic transliterated Siddur - Afternoon Shabbat and Festivals Hand-Book Edition

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Volume 6 - Afternoon Service for the Sabbath and Festivals

Volume 6
Afternoon Service
Sabbath and Festivals
Standard Edition
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Volume 6
Afternoon Service
Sabbath and Festivals
Handbook Edition
SALE $17.95

The HPLS Afternoon Service for the Sabbath and Festivals is Volume 6 of the HPLS 6-Volume set. The siddur can be used both for the Orthodox and Conservative Ashkenaz Prayer Services.

The HPLS siddur is available in a Standard Edition and a Handbook Edition. The content of both editions of Volume 6 is exactly the same

The Standard Edition measures 8 1/2" x 11" and contains 190 pages.

The Handbook Edition measures 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" and contains 268 pages.

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

The above sample is from Volume 6 of the HPLS Siddur

Volume 6 contains the afternoon prayers for the Sabbath and Three major (Pilgrimage) festivals On the Sabbath, the Torah is read before the afternoon prayer (Amidah). After the Amidah, the Shabbat Afternoon Service continues with the third Sabbath meal, therefore, the songs and blessings pertaining to the Sabbath are included in this volume. The concluding service for the Sabbath and Festivals is also included in Volume 6 and consists of the Sh'mah and the weekday prayer service. The contents of volume 6 are summarized below:

Part 1 - Introductory Prayers to the Afternoon Service. For those who pray the Chasidic prayers (Nusach Sefard), the temple prayers (KohrBahNoht) are included at the beginning of the afternoon service. For those who do not say the templeprayers, the afternoon service starts with Psalm 145, which is otherwise referred to as Ashrei.

Part 2 - Torah Service (For Shabbat only). This section consists of introductory prayer to the Torah Service, opening of the ark, blessing before the Torah is read, blessing after the Torah is read, GohMehl, HahgBahHah and G'leeLah, Psalm 111, returning the Torah to the ark (Psalm 24).

Part 3 - Amidah (Silent prayer). This part of Volume 6 contains the Amidah for Shabbat and the Three major (Pilgrimage) festivals (Passover, Shavuot, and Succoth). It also contains the concluding prayers, Psalm 27 (said at Mincha by Nusach Sefard from Elul to Succoth), Aleinu (AhLayNoo), Mourners' Kaddish, and Ahl TeeRah.

Part 4 -- Concluding Blessings. These prayers are said after the conclusion of the Afternoon Service.

Part 5 - Shabbat Third Meal. Consists of the
washing the hands blessing, the blessing over bread, and the following Sabbath Songs: M'nooChah V'simChah
Yohm Zeh L'YisRahEhl
Mah Y'deeDoo
Tzoor MeeShehLoh
Yah ReeBohn
BahRooch Ehl EhlYohn
Yohm Zeh M'chooBahd
Yohm ShahBahTohn
Kee EhshM'rah ShahBaht
MeezMohr L'dahVeed (Psalm 23)
Y'deed NehFehsh
Psalm 144
Psalm 67, and the complete Grace after Meals,

Part 6 - Evening Service for the conclusion of Shabbat and Festivals. The evening prayer formally starts with V'hooRahChoom and the Barechu (BahR'choo), which is the public bowing to God. The Shema Yisrael prayer is introduced by two blessings: HahMahAh'reev Ah'rahVeem and AhHah'vaht OhLahm. The HPLS siddur contains the complete transliterations for both these prayers. The Shema Yisrael (Sh'mah YisRahEhl) and the three paragraphs associated with it are then said, followed by two closing benedictions: Emet (for redemption) and HahshKeeVehNoo (for protection) and various additional blessings. This is followed by the silent prayer (Amidah). Volume 6 also contains the additional prayers for: the conclusion of the Sabbath, the Counting of the Omer (said between Passover and Shavuot), Psalm 27 (said from Elul to 7th day of Succoth), Psalm 49 (said during the Shivah period, which are the first 7 days in a house of mourning), and Havdallah (separation prayer for the conclusion of the Sabbath). The evening service then concludes with Aleinu (AhLayNoo) and the Mourners' Kaddish.

Summary of Table of Contents of Volume 6 with page-number references to the Handbook Edition:

Title
Part 1 - Introductory Prayers
KohrBahNoht
   Copper Laver - Ritual Purity Mitzvah - The KohrBahNoht is a Chassidic
   introduction to the Afternoon service. Nusach Sefard starts here; Nusach
   HaAri (Chabad) start at Nunbers 28:1; Nusach Ashkenaz starts at AhshRay
Daily Temple offering - KohrBahn TahMeed - Numbers 28:1-8
K'tohReht - The incense - Exodus 30:23-36 and related passages
The Afternoon Service for Nusach Ashkenaz starts here
AhshRah - Psalm 145
OohVahL'tzeeYohn
V'ahTah KahDohsh
Half KahDeesh (Chetzi Kadesh)

Part 2 Torah Service
Introductory prayer to the Torah Service
Opening of the Ark
Blessing before the Torah is read
Blessing after the Torah is read
GohMehl
HahgBahHah and G'leeLah
Psalm 111 (for Nusach Sefard(
Returning the Torah to the Ark
Psalm 24

Part 3 - Afternoon Ah'meeDah -Amedah (Silent prayer)
Afternoon Prayer for the Sabbath
Afternoon Prayer for Major Festivals

Part 4 - Concluding Blessings
Psalm 27 - (Said at Mincha by Nusach Sefard from Elul to Sukkot)
AhLayNoo
Mourner's Kahdesh
AhlTeeRah

Part 5 - S'ooDah Sh'leeSheet (for the Sabbath only)
N'teeLaht YahDahYeem (Washing the Hands)
HahMohTzee (Blessing over Bread)
Sabbath Songs
M'nooChah V'simChah
YohmZeh L'YisRahEhl
Mah Y'deeDoot
Tzoor MeeShehLoh
Yah ReeBohn
BahRooch Ehl EhlYohn
YohmZeh M'chooBahd
Yohm ShahBahTohn
Kee EhshM'rah Shabbat
MeezMoht L'dahVeed (Psalm 23)
Y'deed NehFehsh
Grace after Meals

Part 5 -Evening Service for the Conclusion of the Sabbath and Festivals
Psalm 144
Psalm 67
V'hoo RahChoom (The Evening Prayer formally starts here)
BahR'choo
HahMahAr'reev Ah'rahVeem - 1st Blessing before the Shema
AhHah'vaht OhLahm - 2nd Blessing before the Shema
Sh'mah YisRahEhl - Deuteronomy 6:4 and Sh'mah 1st Paragraph
(V'ahHahvTah) - Deuteronomy 6:5-9
Sh'mah 2nd Paragraph - Deuteronomy 11:13-21
Sh'mah 3rd Paragraph - Numbers 15:37-41
Eh'met - 1st blessing after Sh'mah
HahshKeeVehNoo - 2nd blessing after Sh'mah - Protection
Weekday Evening Prayer - Ah'meeDah - Amedah
Prayers for the Conclusion of the Sabbath
(Omit if a festival occurs during same week)
VeeHee NohAhm - Psalm 91
V'ahTah KahDohsh
Counting of the OhMehr - Omer (Said between Passover and Shavuous)
HahvDahLah - Havdalah - Separation prayer for conclusion of the Sabbath
AhLayNoo
Mourner's KahDeesh
Ahl TeeRah

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Click on thumbnails below for snapshot of Table of Contents from the Standard Edition of Volume 6

Click on thumbnails below for snapshot of Table of Contents from the Handbook Edition of Volume 6

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