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4 Page Guide to SHABBAT Davening at Home בס״ד Guide to SHABBAT Davening at Home Compiled By Rabbi Phil Kaplan בס״ד All page numbers refer to the green “Authorised Daily Prayer Book” (used at The Great Synagogue.) SHABBAT MORNING PESUKEI D’ZIMRA Tefillah Notes Page Number Blessings upon waking Blessing on handwashing and Bottom of 12 - 16 blessings on the Torah Birchot HaShachar, Blessings recounting all the gifts Bottom of 16 - 24 Morning Blessings God gives us each and every day. Korbanot - Rebbe Yishmael Excerpts from the Torah and Bottom of 24 - 32 Mishnah dealing with the sacrificial offerings. This ends with an excerpt from the Talmud, Rabbi Yishmael’s interpretive principles. With a minyan, this would normally be followed by Kaddish d’Rabbanan. Without a minyan, do not say Kaddish. Shir shel Yom Psalm for the Sabbath day. Bottom of 152 Mizmor Shir Chanukat A Psalm of David. 322 HaBayit Baruch She'amar - end of All texts in this section can be said 326- middle of 366 Pesukei d’Zimra independently without a minyan בס״ד All page numbers refer to the green “Authorised Daily Prayer Book” (used at The Great Synagogue.) SHABBAT MORNING SHACHARIT Tefillah Notes Page Number Shochen Ad - Barchu Say the words of Shochen Ad, Bottom of 366 - 368 UvMakhalot, Yishtabach. Skip half kaddish and Barchu, when davening without a minyan. Blessings preceding Shema Includes Yotzer Or and Ahavah Bottom of 370 - 380 Raba. El Adon on page 374 is traditionally sung. Shema When praying without a minyan, 382 - 384 say the three words at the very top of the page, “El Melech Ne’eman,” and then proceed with Shema as usual. Blessings following Shema Emet v’Yatziv, Ezrat Avoteinu, 386 - 388 ending with the words “Ga’al Yisrael”. Amida Say the silent Amidah. If it is a 390 - middle of 402 Shabbat Rosh Chodesh, add Yaaleh v’Yavo. SHABBAT MORNING TORAH READING We do not read from a Torah scroll without the presence of a minyan. Regardless, most people don’t have their own Torah scroll at home! We encourage you to read the weekly Torah reading and Haftarah at home, from a Chumash. It is easy to look up the weekly parasha online, where you can find the chapter and verse where the Torah reading can be found. Here’s the next few to get you started. Torah Special Date Parsha Reading Maftir Haftorah Saturday Tazria - Matzora Leviticus Shabbat Rosh Shabbat Rosh 25 April 12:1 - 15:33 Chodesh. Chodesh. Numbers 28:9-15 Isaiah 66:1 - 66:24 בס״ד Saturday Acharei Mot - Leviticus N/A Amos 2 May Kedoshim 16:1 - 20:27 9:7 - 9:15 Saturday Emor Leviticus N/A Ezekiel 9 May 21:1 - 24:23 44:15 - 44:31 Saturday Behar - Leviticus N/A Jeremiah 16 May Bechukotai 25:1 - 27:34 16:19 - 17:14 All page numbers refer to the green “Authorised Daily Prayer Book” (used at The Great Synagogue.) SHABBAT MORNING MUSSAF Tefillah Notes Page Number Yekum Purkan When praying without a minyan, 418 only the first paragraph is said Ashrei 426 - 428 Mussaf Amidah Say the silent Amidah. If it is a 434 - 448 Shabbat that is also Rosh Hodesh, after saying the blessing “Ha’El HaKadosh” at the top of page 438, turn to page 440 and say the section that begins “Atah Yatzarta” through page 442, than continue with Retzeh and proceed as usual. Finish the silent Amidah. No Kaddish following mussaf when praying without a minyan Ein Kelohainu Bottom of 450 Aleinu 454 - 456 Anim Zemirot 458 - 462 Adon Olam 464.
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