Shavuot At Home Tefilla Guide 2021 / 5781 Compiled by Abe Rosenberg Page numbers from the Complete ArtScroll

FIRST NIGHT OF SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 16

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WEEKDAY 232-254

It is preferable to recite Ma’ariv after nightfall to complete the full Seven Weeks of the Omer.

YOM TOV MA’ARIV 330-336

Before the we recite the Yom Tov line, “VaYidaber Moshe” (in gray) 336

Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot. 660-670

Alenu/ 350/12

Chag Sameach!!

FIRST DAY OF SHAVUOT MONDAY MORNING, MAY 17

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12-52; P’sukei D’Zimrah 368-404

Shacharit for Yom Tov – Follow the ArtScroll instructions: We recite the 406-408; WEEKDAY paragraph (HaMeir La’Aretz, p. 408) at the bottom of the page (in 412-420 gray)

Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot. 660-670

We recite the entire including “Lo Lanu” (P. 634) and “Ahavti” (P. 636). 632-642

Song of the Day – Monday (We do not recite Anim Zemirot without a minyan.) 162

Note: At home we do not recite the tefillot associated with the Reading.

Today’s is from is from Shemot (Exodus 19:1- 20:23). It 966 describes the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.

Before the Kohen’s aliya, it is customary to recite Akadamut, an 11th century 714 Aramaic piyut that introduces the Ten Commandments.

The Maftir is from Bamidbar (Numbers 28:26-31). The , from the book of Ezekiel (1:1-28; 3:12) is the prophet’s well- 968 known and mysterious vision of HaShem and His “Heavenly Chariot.”

Ashrei (We do not sing the Yom Tov poem, “Y-ah Keili” at home.) 456

Musaf Amidah for Yom Tov – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot. 674-692

At home we do not recite any of the tefillot associated with Birkat Kohanim.

Concluding tefillot: Ein Kelokeinu/Alenu/ 476; 480; 12

SECOND NIGHT OF SHAVUOT MONDAY EVENING, MAY 17

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YOM TOV MINCHA – , Uva L’Tzion 502-506

Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot. 660-670

Alenu 526-528

YOM TOV (after nightfall) 330-336

Before the Amidah we recite the Yom Tov line, “VaYidaber Moshe” (in gray) 336

Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot 660-670

Alenu/Yigdal 350/12

SECOND DAY OF SHAVUOT TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 18

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12-52; P’sukei D’Zimrah 368-404

Shacharit for Yom Tov – Follow the ArtScroll instructions: We recite the 406-408; WEEKDAY para. (HaMeir La’Aretz, p. 408) at the bottom of the page (in gray) 412-420

Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot 660-670

We recite the entire Hallel including the paragraphs “Lo Lanu” (P. 634) and 632-642 “Ahavti” (P. 636).

Song of the Day – Tuesday (We do not recite Anim Zemirot without a 164 minyan.)

On the second day of Shavuot it is customary to read the .

Note: At home we do not recite the tefillot associated with the Torah Reading. Today’s Torah reading is from Deuteronomy 15:19 – 16:17 and is part of the 965 all-purpose Latter-Part-Of-Yom-Tov reading, also recited on Shmini Atzeret and the eighth day of Pesach; it mentions all of the different chagim.

The Maftir is from Bamidbar (Numbers 28:26-31), same as the first day. 968 The Haftarah is from the book of Havakuk (2:20-3:19). After the first verse, some have the custom of inserting the Aramaic piyut, “Yetziv Pitgam.” 969

If it is your custom to recite Yizkor, you may do so here. Yizkor does NOT 810 require a minyan, except for the at the end.

Ashrei (We do not sing the Yom Tov poem, “Y-ah Keili” at home.) 456

Musaf Amidah for Yom Tov – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot. 674-692

We do not say any of the tefillot associated with Birkat Kohanim. 476; 480; 12 Concluding tefillot: Ein Kelokeinu/Alenu/Adon Olam

CONCLUSION OF SHAVUOT TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18

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YOM TOV MINCHA – Ashrei, Uva L’Tzion 502-506

Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shavuot 660-670

Alenu 526-528

WEEKDAY MAARIV 256-280

Remember to add “Ata Chonantanu” in the Weekday Amidah. 268

Alenu, followed by an abbreviated ; no candle, no spices. We say 280 “Boreh Pri HaGafen” over the wine, then the closing blessing, “HaMavdil.” 618-620

Shavua Tov!!