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THROUGH HOSHA’NA RABBAH (some congregations, through Shemini Atseret) L S W F + for the Season of Repentance 59 80 92 40 For details, see yellow box, p. 9. THROUGH 24 TISHREY (some congregations, through 1 Ḥeshvan) Taḥanun ּ ַ תחֲ נ ּו ן ×

Motsa’ey ֹמו ָצ ֵאי ֹיום ִּכ ּפ ּור ּתִׁשְֵרי Tishrey 11 Thu 16 Sep Conclusion of Yom Kippur

L S W F Arvit for weekdays 264 281 137 200 עְַרבִית Weekday : L S W F Attah ḥonantanu 272 287 143 212 אַ ּ ָ תה חוֹ נַ נְ ָּ ת ּנו +

L S W F Full 280 294 160 222 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ שׁ ָ ֵ ל ם

L S W F here. 283 299 165 700 הַ בְ ָ ּדלָ ה Some recite For instructions, see below.

y L S W F Ale nu 281 297 163 696 עָ לֵ ּינו L S W F Mourner’s Kaddish (some omit) 282 298 164 698 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ תוֹ ם L S W F + Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance 59 80 92 40 L S W F Mourner’s Kaddish 58 82 100 52 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ ת וֹ ם L S W F + Havdalah: 283 299 165 700 ner sheshavat, a flame lit נֵ ר שׁ ֶ שׁ ּ ָ ַ ב ת Light the candle from ☞ before Yom Kippur. See “Resting Candle,” p. 21. Hinneh el yeshu’ati ִה ֵּנה ֵא·ל ְיׁש ּו ָע ִתי × Bo·re peri hagafen ּ ב ֹ ו רֵ א ּ ְ פרִ י הַ ָ ּגפֶ ן Bo·re miney vesamim ּב ֹוֵרא ִמ ֵיני ְב ָׂש ִמים × ner sheshavat, do not light a נֵ ר שׁ ֶ שׁ ּ ָ ַ ב ת In the absence of) (. ּב ֹוֵרא ְמ ֹאוֵרי ָה ֵאׁש Havadalah candle, and omit Bo·re me’orey ha’esh ּ ב ֹ ו רֵ א מְ א ֹ ו רֵ י ָ ה ֵ א שׁ Hamavdil beyn kodesh leḥol הַ ַּ מבְ ִ ּדיל בֵּ ין קֹדֶשׁ לְ חֹל

:After Arvit if the moon is visible ּתִׁשְֵרי Tishrey 11 e L W F Kiddush L vanah 286 167 704 ִ ק ּד ּ ו שׁ לְ בָ נָ ה (Thu 16 Sep (night For procedures and instructions, see p. 223.

sukkah, even if you סֻ ּ ָ כה Begin immediately to build your At home can do only a small first step. See “Looking Ahead to Sukkot,” p. 25. 24 Copyright © 2012–2021 Miles B. Cohen and Leslie Rubin Sep 16 ּתִׁשְֵרי Add × Omit ☞ Take note! Tishrey 5782 Sep | Oct 2021 11 + Siddurim 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 Sep 18 ּתִׁשְֵרי L Lev Shalem for Shabbat and Festivals 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 12 S Shabbat and Festival Sim Shalom 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 W Weekday Sim Shalom 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 F Full Sim Shalom (both editions) 27 28 29 30 3 4 5 6 P Personal Edition of Full Sim Shalom

Sukkot Looking Ahead to Sukkot Building a Sukkah • Immediately after Yom Kippur ends (or as soon thereafter as possible), begin .sukkah—even if you can do only a small first step סֻ ּ ָ כה to build your This concrete act symbolizes our firm commitment, expressed throughout Yom Kippur, to build mitsvot into our everyday lives. • During the days leading up to Sukkot, complete the sukkah. סֻ כּ ו ֹ ת hiddur mitsvah (beautification of the Sukkot הִ ּד ּו ר מִ צְ וָ ה It is considered an act of in a manner that enhances your סֻ ּ ָ כה mitsvah) to build and decorate your enjoyment of the festival. Acquiring Lulav and Etrog אַ רְ ָבּ עָ ה מִ ינִים netilat lulav (taking the lulav) requires נְִִטִ ילַ ת ל ּו לָ ב Themitsvah of ,(etrog (1 citron אֶ תְ ר ֹ ו ג ,(lulav (1 palm branch ל ּו לָ ב :(arba’ah minim (4 species .(aravot (2 willow branches עֲ רָ ב ֹ ו ת hadassim (3 myrtle branches), and הֲ דַ ּ ִ סי ם as fresh and אַ רְ ָבּ עָ ה מִ ינִים see above) is to acquire) הִ ּד ּו ר מִ צְ וָ ה Another act of unblemished as available and affordable so that their beauty enhances your enjoyment of the festival. All the branches are placed in a special holder made of woven palm fronds and tied with side fronds from this or another lulav. See instructions, p. 27.

Parashat Ha’azinu ּ ָ פ ָ ר שׁ ַ ת הַאֲ ּזִ֥ינו Shabbat שׁ ַ ָ ּ ב ת ּתִׁשְֵרי Tishrey 12 Sat 18 Sep Ha’azinu הַַאֲ ּזִ֥ינו :(Torah 7 aliyot (minimum Devarim (Deuteronomy) 32:1–52° ְ ּד ָ ב רִ י ם ☞ °Do not subdivide any of the first 6 aliyot. The divisions below are which denotes ,הזי״ו ל״ך indicated in the Talmud by the mnemonic the first letter of each of the 6 aliyot in the poetry section. No other parashah has aliyah divisions mandated by rabbinic tradition. (ו) 28–432:19 (י) 18–332:13 (ז) 12–232:7 (ה) 132:1–6° Annual: M32:48–52 52–732:44 (ך) 43–632:40 (ל ) 39–532:29 Triennial: Chant the full parashah, divided as above. .hal-adonay הַ לְ אֲ ·דֹנָ י Read °32:6 ☞ kerey, the manner in which this word is read, is governed by קְ רֵ י The the Masorah, written in the Aleppo Codex (www.aleppocodex.org) and described in Masoretic commentaries such as Minḥat Shay: ,hal הַ לְ Read this as a single word, (2) pronouce the 1st syllable as (1) and (3) then pronounce ’s name, adonay. ,improperly. As noted in some books הַ לְ יְ· ֹהוָ ה Most books present Notes for continue on p. 26. 25 Copyright © 2012–2021 Miles B. Cohen and Leslie Rubin !Tishrey 5782 Sep | Oct 2021 + Add × Omit ☞ Take note ּתִׁשְֵרי Sep 18 12 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 Siddurim L Lev Shalem for Shabbat and Festivals 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 ּתִׁשְֵרי Sep 18 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 S Shabbat and Festival Sim Shalom 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 W Weekday Sim Shalom 27 28 29 30 3 4 5 6 F Full Sim Shalom (both editions) P Personal Edition of Full Sim Shalom

is to appear as a word standing by itself. This is a feature ה the ketiv, the manner in which the word is written in ּ ְ כתִ י ב only of the the Torah scroll; it does not affect the pronunciation of the word.

Shemu’el (2 Samuel) 22:1–51 2 שׁ ְ מ ּו ֵ א ל ב׳

Av Haraḥamim אַ ב הָ רַ חֲ מִ י ם × Sukkot ת ֹ ו כּ סֻכ Vezot haberakhah וְזֹ֣את הַ בְּרָ כָ֗ ה Torah 3 aliyot from מִ נ ְח ָה Devarim (Deuteronomy) 33:1–17 ְ ּד ָ ב רִ י ם 133:1–7 28–12 313–17 W319 P940 Chanted also next Monday. Tsidkatekha tsedek צִ דְ קָ תְ ָך צֶ דֶ ק ×

Motsa’ey Shabbat Conclusion of Shabbat ֹמו ָצ ֵאי שׁ ַ ָ ּ ב ת ּתִׁשְֵרי Tishrey 13 Sat 18 Sep L S W F Arvit for weekdays 264 281 137 200 עְַרבִית Weekday Amidah: L S W F Attah ḥonantanu 272 287 143 212 ַא ָּתה ֹחו ַנ ְנ ָּת ּנו + Short Kaddish חֲ צִ י ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ × Vihi no’am וִ י הִ י נֹעַ ם × Yoshev beseter elyon י ֹ ו שׁ ֵ ב ְּב ֵס ֶתר עֶ לְ י ֹון × Ve’attah kadosh וְ אַ ּ ָ תה ָ ק ד ֹ ו שׁ ×

L S W F Full Kaddish 280 294 160 688 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ שׁ ָ ֵ ל ם L S W F Havdalah here. 283 299 165 700 הַ בְ ָ ּדלָ ה Some recite y L S W F Ale nu 281 297 163 696 עָ לֵ ּינו L S W F Mourner’s Kaddish (some omit) 282 298 164 698 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ תוֹ ם L S W F + Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance 59 80 92 40 L S W F Mourner’s Kaddish 58 82 100 52 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ ת וֹ ם L S W F Havdalah 283 299 165 700 הַ בְ ָ ּדלָ ה

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Erev Sukkot Day before Sukkot ֶעֶרב סֻ כּ ֹו ת ּתִׁשְֵרי Tishrey 14 Mon 20 Sep a W F Weekday Shaḥ rit as usual 1 2 ׁשַחֲִרית Taḥanun ּ ַ תחֲ נ ּו ן × Vezot haberakhah ְו ֣זֹאת ַה ְּבָר ָ֗כה Torah 3 aliyot from Devarim (Deuteronomy) 33:1–17 ְ ּד ָבִרים 133:1–7 28–12 313–17 W319 P940

סֻ כּ ו ֹ ת W F e Lam natse·aḥ () 79 154 Sukkot ַ ל ְ מ ַ נ ֵ ּצחַ ☞

Taḥanun ּ ַ תחֲ נ ּו ן × מִ נ ְח ָה

At home Prepare a flame for Yom Tov. See blue box, below. Light candles. See “Candle Lighting for Sukkot — Day 1,” p. 29.

Preparing for Sukkot The Lulav Assembly arba’ah minim (4 species) for אַ רְ ָבּ עָ ה מִ ִ ּני ם Prepare the 3 kinds of branches of the the performance of the mitsvah during Sukkot: lulav (palm branch) with the tip pointing up and the thick spine ל ּו לָ ב Hold the .1 facing you. .into the opening in the center of the special holder ל ּו לָ ב Slide the a. .hadassim (myrtle branches) into right sleeve of holder הֲ דַ ּ ִ סי ם Insert 3 b. .aravot (willow branches) into left sleeve of holder עֲ רָ ב ֹ ו ת Insert 2 c. on the left) do not reach as high as) עֲ רָ ב ֹ ו ת Adjust branches so that tips of the .2 .on the right). Trim excess at bottom of holder) הֲ דַ ּ ִ סי ם tips of the 3. Using a palm frond from this or another palm branch, tie around the middle of the holder to bind the 3 kinds of branches together. 4. Using additional fronds, tie around the lulav in 2 additional places to keep the fronds together. The highest tie must be at least 4 inches from the tip. For joining the branches with the etrog and performing the mitsvah, see p. 28. Preparing a Flame for Yom Tov On Yom Tov, kindling a new fire is not permitted; however, the use of anexisting fire for cooking or other purposes is permitted. To light candles for Day 2 of Yom Tov (Tuesday night), ensure that you have a fire burning before candle-lighting time for Day 1 (Monday evening) that will continue to burn until after dark on Tuesday. For example: • A burning candle that lasts for more than 25 hours • A pilot light on a gas range (not a gas range with an electronic starter)

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Mitsvot throughout Sukkot Eating in the Sukkah .sukkah, except in inclement weather סֻ ּ ָ כה It is a mitsvah to eat all meals in the . סֻ ּ ָ כה A beverage or small snack may be consumed while not in the For Kiddush in the sukkah, see blue box, p. 29. :while seated , סֻ ּ ָ כה For other occasions, as a symbol of our dwelling in the e W F b rakhah appropriate for the food you will eat. 228 714 ְבּ רָ כָ ה Recite the .1 Sukkot :If eating a significant amount of bread or grain products, add • ת ֹ ו כּ סֻכ ָבּ ר ּו ְך אַ ּ ָ תה יי, אֱ · ֵ ֽלֹה ּינו מֶ ֽ ֶל ְך הָ ע וֹ לָ ם, ֲ א שׁ ֶ ר ִ ק ְ ּדשׁ ָ ֽ נ ּ ו בְּמִ צְוׁתָ יו וְ צִ ָ ּֽו נ ּו ֵ ל י שׁ ֵ ב ַבּ ּ ֻס ּ ָ כה . Barukh attah adonay, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, asher kiddeshanu bemitsvotav vetsivvanu leshev basukkah. :this season, add סֻ ּ ָ כ הIf this is your first time eating in the • ָבּ ר ּו ְך אַ ּ ָ תה יי, אֱ · ֵ ֽלֹה ּינו מֶ ֽ ֶל ְך הָ ע וֹ לָ ם, שׁ ֶהֶחֱ יָ ּֽנו וְקִ ּיְמָֽ ּנו וְהִ ִ ּג ָ ֽיע ּנו ּלַזְמַ ן הַ ֶ ּזה. Barukh attah adonay, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, sheheḥeyanu vekiyyemanu vehiggi’anu lazeman hazeh. 2. Then eat some of the food. ,ushpizin אֻשׁ ְ ּפִיזִ ין for each evening meal, some recite סֻ ּ ָ כה Upon entering the L S as our honored guests. 424 330 סֻ ּ ָ כה inviting our revered ancestors to join us in the Taking the Lulav and Waving the Lulav (not on Shabbat) נְִִטִ ילַ ת ל ּו לָ ב Each day of Sukkot except Shabbat, perform the mitsvah of L S W F netilat lulav (taking the lulav): 315 131 49 379 1. Take the lulav assembly in the right hand (if left-handed, in the left hand). NOTE: Make sure the thick spine of the lulav faces you, with the 3 hadassim (myrtles) on the right and the 2 aravot (willows) on the left. .berakhah ְבּ רָ כָ ה Hold the etrog in your other hand stem-end up for reciting the .2 : ְבּ רָ כָ ה Hold lulav and etrog together in front of you, and recite the .3 ָבּ ר ּו ְך אַ ּ ָ תה יי, אֱ · ֵ ֽלֹה ּינו מֶ ֽ ֶל ְך הָ ע וֹ לָ ם, ֲ א שׁ ֶ ר ִ ק ְ ּדשׁ ָ ֽ נ ּ ו בְּמִ צְוׁתָ יו וְ צִ ָ ּֽו נ ּו עַ ל נְִִטִ ילַ ת ּלולָ ב. Barukh attah adonay, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, asher kiddeshanu bemitsvotav vetsivvanu al netilat lulav. .(sheheḥeyanu (see above שׁ ֶ ֶ ה ֱ ח ָ יֽ נ ּ וNOTE: If this is your first time this season, add .ni’nu’im (waving movements), turn the etrog stem-end down ִ נ עְ נ ּו עִ י ם For the .4 5. Hold lulav and etrog together. To perform the mitsvah, “wave”—that is, extend arms and retract 3 times—in each of 6 directions, as follows: a. At home, face east; in the synagogue, face the wall holding the ark. b. Wave (1st) to the front, then (2nd) to the right, then (3rd) to the back, and then (4th) to the left, thus proceding in a clockwise direction. c. Wave (5th) up (keep lulav upright), and then (6th) down (lulav still upright).

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Sukkot at Home — Day 1 and Day 2 Candle Lighting for Sukkot — Day 1 For Day 2, see blue box, p. 35. 1. Before lighting candles, prepare a flame. See p. 27. 2. Light the candles at least 18 minutes before sunset. e L S F b rakhot: 79 303 718 ְ ּ ב רָ כ ֹ ו ת Recite 2 .3 ָבּ ר ּו ְך אַ ּ ָ תה יי, אֱ ·לֹהֵ ֽ ּינו מֶ ֽ ֶל ְך הָ ע וֹ לָ ם, ֲ א שׁ ֶ ר ִ ק ְ ּדשׁ ָ ֽ נ ּ ו בְּמִ צְוׁתָ יו וְ צִ ָ ּֽ ונ ּו לְ הַ דְ לִ י ק נֵ ר שׁ ֶ ל יוֹ ם טוֹ ב. סֻ כּ ו ֹ ת Barukh attah adonay, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, Sukkot asher kiddeshanu bemitsvotav vetsivvanu lehadlik ner shel yom tov. ָבּ ר ּו ְך אַ ּ ָ תה יי, אֱ ·לֹהֵ ֽ ּינו מֶ ֽ ֶל ְך הָ ע וֹ לָ ם, שׁ ֶהֶחֱ יָ ּֽנו וְקִ ּיְמָֽנּו וְהִ ּגִיעָ ֽ ּנו ַּזְמַ ןל הַ ֶ ּז ה. Barukh attah adonay, eloheynu melekh ha’olam, sheheḥeyanu vekiyyemanu vehiggi’anu lazeman hazeh. Sukkot Meals — Day 1 and Day 2 ,sukkah. Enjoy festive meals evening and daytime סֻ ּ ָ כה When possible, eat in a in the manner of Shabbat meals. , ְ ּ ב רָ כ ֹ ו ת stand for the סֻ ּ ָ כה kiddush, in the ִ ק ּד ּ ו שׁ If you usually stand for then sit to drink. L S F EVENING KIDDUSH 79 334 742 with insertions for Sukkot ִ ק ּד ּ ו שׁ Recite: Yom Tov At your 1st evening meal in a sukkah this season (Day 1 or Day 2): (sheheḥeyanu (see p. 28 שׁ ֶהֶחֱ יָ ּֽנו leshev basukkah, then ֵ ל י שׁ ֵ ב ַבּ ּ ֻ ס ּ ָ כה (see p. 28) ֵ ל י שׁ ֵ ב ַבּ ּ ֻ ס ּ ָ כה then ,שׁ ֶהֶחֱ יָ ּֽנו :Day 2, not your 1st sukkah meal שׁ ֶהֶחֱ יָ ּֽנו :Not in a sukkah L S F DAYTIME KIDDUSH 81 335 746 (vaydabber mosheh (Vayikra 23:44 ַ ו ְ י דַ ֵ ּ ב ר מֹשׁ ֶ ה .Recite: 1 bo·re peri hagafen ּ ב ֹ ו רֵ א ּ ְ פרִ י הַ ָ ּגפֶ ן .2 (see p. 28) ֵ ל י שׁ ֵ ב ַבּ ּ ֻ ס ּ ָ כה :In a sukkah L S F see p. 28) 80 334 744) שׁ ֶהֶחֱ יָ ּֽנו :At 1st meal in a sukkah this season HAMOTSI, FESTIVE MEALS WITH SINGING, AND L S F ḥallah loaves or rolls. 81 313–14 744|746 חַ ּ ָ לה hamotsi over 2 whole הַ ּמ וֹ צִ י א Recite birkat hamazon with Sukkot ִ ּ ב רְ ּ ַ כת הַ ּ ָ מז וֹ ן Include festive singing, and recite additions (see yellow box, p. 30).

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THROUGOUT SUKKOT Every Shaḥarit, Minḥah, and Arvit Amidah: Ya’ aleh veyavo for Sukkot ַ י עֲ לֶ ה וְ יָ ב וֹ א + Days 1 – 7 Birkat Hamazon: Ya’ aleh veyavo for Sukkot ַ י עֲ לֶ ה וְ יָ ב וֹ א + Days 1 – 7 L S W F 90|95 340|347 233|239 762|780 Sukkot a L S W F ת ֹ ו כּ סֻכ Haraḥ man for Yom Tov 92|96 343|348 236|240 768 הָ רַ חֲ מָ ן + Days 1 and 2 only a L S W F Haraḥ man for Sukkot 92|96 343 236|240 768 הָ רַ חֲ מָ ן + Days 1 – 7 (some: only Days 3–7) Every morning and evening L S W F Days 1–7 + Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance 59 80 92 40 For details, see yellow box, p. 9

Sukkot — Day 1 סֻ כּ ֹו ת ּתִׁשְֵרי Tishrey 15 Mon 20 Sep L S F Arvit for Yom Tov 39 28 279 עְַרבִית

y L S F Va dabber mosheh (Vayikra 23:44) 46 34 294 ַ ו ְ י דַ ֵ ּ ב ר מֹשׁ ֶ ה + L S F Short Kaddish 46 34 294 חֲ צִ י ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ L S F Yom Tov Amidah: 306 41 304 + Insertions for Sukkot

L S F Full Kaddish 54 48 316 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ שׁ ָ ֵ ל ם Kiddush during Arvit ִ ק ּד ּ ו שׁ × y L S F Ale nu 56 51 320 עָ לֵ ּינו L S F Mourner’s Kaddish (some omit) 58 52 324 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ ת וֹ ם L S F + Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance 59 80 40 L S F Mourner’s Kaddish 58 82 52 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ ת וֹ ם ☞ At the conclusion of Arvit, in the sukkah, L S F Kiddush for Yom Tov 79 50 318 ִ ק ּד ּ ו שׁ + Insertions for Sukkot L S F Leshev basukkah 80 50 320 ֵ ל י שׁ ֵ ב ַבּ ּ ֻ ס ּ ָ כה + e L S F Sheheḥ yanu 80 50 320 שׁ ֶ ֶ ה ֱ ח ָ י נ ּו +

At home See “Sukkot Meals — Day 1 and Day 2” and “Evening Kiddush,” p. 29.

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Waving the Lulav during (not on Shabbat) At 3 points during Hallel, wave the etrog and lulav assembly (that is, extend and ni’nu’im (waving ִ נ עְ נ ּו עִ י םretract arms 3 times) in each of 6 directions. These movements) are described more fully in the blue box on p. 28, steps 4–5. When we chant the name of God, we hold the lulav erect, out of respect. y L S W F hodu ladona ki tov: 319 136 53 386 ּהוֹדו לַ י י ּכִי טוֹ ב At the 4-verse section .1 Thesh eliaḥ/sheliḥat tsibbur chants each verse (waving the lulav only during the first 2) and waits for the response from the congregation.

סֻ כּ ו ֹ ת After thesh eliaḥ/sheliḥat tsibbur recites each verse, the congregation responds Sukkot with the following refrain and waving: Refrain ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו לַ י י ּכִי טוֹ ב ּכִי לְ ע וֹ לָ ם חַ סְ ּד ֹ ו . down up left back right hold erect front

Verse 1 ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו לַ י י ּכִי טוֹ ב ּכִי לְ ע וֹ לָ ם חַ סְ ּד ֹ ו . down up left back right hold erect front (see above — ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו ) Refrain Verse 2 יֹֽאמַ ר נָ א ִ י ְ ׂ ש רָ אֵ ל ּכִי לְ ע וֹ לָ ם חַ סְ ּד ֹ ו . down up left back right front (see above — ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו ) Refrain Verse 3 יֹֽאמְ ּרו נָא בֵית אַהֲ רֹן, ּכִי לְעוֹלָם חַסְ ּדוֹ. Sheliaḥ/sheliḥat tsibbur does not wave the lulav. (see above — ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו ) Refrain Verse 4 יֹֽאמְ ּרו נָא יִרְ אֵ י יי, ּכִי לְעוֹלָם חַסְ ּדוֹ. Sheliaḥ/sheliḥat tsibbur does not wave the lulav. (see above — ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו ) Refrain

y L S W F anna adona , hoshi’ah na: 320 137 55 388 אָ ָ ּנֽ א יי, הוֹשׁ ִיעָ ֽ ה ּנָא At the verse .2 Thesh eliaḥ/sheliḥat tsibbur chants the verse, waving the lulav as follows: אָ ָ ּנֽ א יי הוֹשׁ ִיעָ ֽ ה ּנָא. up, then down back, then left hold erect front, then right The congregation repeats that verse and the waving. Thesh eliaḥ/sheliḥat tsibbur again chants that verse and waves, as does the congregation. y L S W F hodu ladona ki tov, 320 137 55 388 ּהוֹדו לַ י י ּכִי טוֹ ב Upon reaching the next .3 each congregant chants the verse, waving the lulav as before: ה ֹ ו דֽ ּו לַ י י ּכִי טוֹ ב ּכִי לְ ע וֹ לָ ם חַ סְ ּד ֹ ו . down up left back right hold erect front Then chant the verse again, waving in the same manner.

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:Here or at Musaf ׁשַחֲִרית Tue 21 Sep W F + Psalm 27 for the Season of Repentance 92 40 W F Mourner’s Kaddish 100 52 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ יָ ת וֹ ם At the end of the preliminary service, begin formal chanting at e a L S F Ha’el b ta’ tsumot uzzekha. 147 105 336 הָ אֵ ·ל בְּתַעֲ ּצומוֹת עֻ ֶ ּז ָך Sukkot

Hakol yodukha ַה ּכֹל ֹיו ּדו ָך × ת ֹ ו כּ סֻכ El adon ֵא·ל ָא ֹדון × La’el asher shavat ָל ֵא·ל ֲאֶׁשר ָׁש ַבת × L S F Hame’ir la’arets 152 109 342 ַה ֵּמ ִאיר ָל ָאֶרץ + L S F Yom Tov Amidah: 306 123 366 + Insertions for Sukkot

e L S F N tilat Lulav 315 131 379 ְ נ טִ י לַ ת ל ּו לָ ב + .berakhot ְ ּ ב רָ כ ֹ ו ת Take the luvav and etrog, and recite 2 See “Taking the Lulav and Waving the Lulav,” p. 28.

L S F Full Hallel, including waving the lulav 316 133 380 הַ ּ ֵ לל שׁ ָ ֵ ל ם + See “Waving the Lulav during Hallel,” p. 31. Hosha’na and הוֹשׁ ַ ע־נָא Some congregations recite conduct the procession with lulav and etrog here, rather than after the Musaf Amidah. See instructions, p. 34.

L S F Full Kaddish 321 138 392 ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ שׁ ָ ֵ ל ם

L S F YOM TOV TORAH SERVICE 322 139 394 יי יי ֵא·ל ַר ּחום ְו ַח ּנ ּון + L S F ARK Adonay adonay el raḥum veḥannun (3 times) 323 140 394 L S F Ribbono shel olam 323 140 396 ִר ּב ֹו ֹנו ֶׁשל ֹעו ָלם + a e e L S F Va’ ni t fillati l kha (3 times) 323 140 396 ּ ַו ֲא ִני ְת ִפ ָל ִתי ְל ָך + .See p. 220 2 1 Remove 2 scrolls from ark in the order they will be read. Emor אֱ ֹ֥ מ ר 1st scroll 5 aliyot from Vayikra (Leviticus) 22:26–23:44 ַ ו ִ ּיקְ רָ א 122:26–23:3 223:4–14 323:15–22 423:23–32 523:33–44 Place 2nd scroll on table next to 1st scroll. L S F Short Kaddish 327 146 408 חֲ צִ י ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ Open, raise, display, and wrap 1st scroll.

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Pineḥas ּ ִ ֽ פי ְ נ חָ֨ ס 2nd scroll Maftir aliyah from Bemidbar (Numbers) 29:12–16 ְבּ מִ דְ ַבּ רM Open, raise, display, and wrap 2nd scroll. Haftarah for Sukkot — Day 1 Zekharyah (Zechariah) 14:1–21 ְ ז ַ כ רְ ָ י ה

L S F Haftarah blessings: 328 147 410 e L S F b rakhah 329 147 412 ְבּ רָ כָ ה Conclude with the Yom Tov ☞ סֻ כּ ו ֹ ת with insertions for Sukkot. Sukkot ARK ְי ּקום ֻּפְר ָקן × Av Haraḥamim אַ ב הָ רַ חֲ מִ י ם × See p. 220. 2 L S F y 339 151 420 Ashre ַ א שׁ ְ ֵ ר י 1 L S F Return scrolls to ark in reverse order. 340 153 422 L S F Short Kaddish 342 155 428 חֲ צִ י ַ ק ִ ּדי שׁ

L S F Yom Tov Amidah: 343 166 456 מּוסָף + Insertions for Sukkot Some congregations include in the repetition of the Amidah the by the Kohanim (dukhenen). a L S F Birkat koh nim 353 177 472 ִ ּ ב רְ ּ ַ כת ּכֹהֲ נִים For procedures, see p. 222.

Circling the Sanctuary with Lulav and Etrog Each day of Sukkot, except Shabbat: 1. Remove a Torah scroll from the ark, and hold it at the reading table. The ark remains open. 2. Form a procession of congregants with lulav and etrog, reminiscent of the processions of the priests around the altar of the Temple in ancient times. hosha’na הוֹשׁ ַ ע־נָא Before beginning the procession, chant the introductory .3 L S W F lines. 383 200 116 530 4. Make a single counterclockwise circuit around the reading table, Torah scroll, and sanctuary. poem designated for the particular הוֹשׁ ַ ע־נָא During the procession, chant the .5 day. Precede and follow each phrase of the poem (or small groups of phrases) .הוֹשׁ ַ ע־נָא with the word

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