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Sukkot at Home Tefilla Guide Compiled by Abe Rosenberg (Page Numbers from the Complete Artscroll Siddur) Sukkot At Home Tefilla Guide Compiled by Abe Rosenberg (Page numbers from the Complete ArtScroll Siddur) FIRST NIGHT OF SUKKOT FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2 ArtScroll Siddur WEEKDAY Mincha 232-254 Candle Lighting at 6:17 PM Because it is also Erev Shabbat we recite the last 2 Psalms from Kabbalat 320-322 Shabbat. Ma’ariv for Shabbat/Yom Tov 330-336 Before the Amidah we add the Shabbat paragraph, “V’shomru” before reciting 336 the Yom Tov line “VaYidaber Moshe” (in gray) Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot and also include 660-670 the additions [in brackets] for Shabbat Because it is also Shabbat we recite “VaYichulu,” preferably with at least one other person present, because we’re giving testimony (it can, however, be 346 recited alone) Alenu 350 L’David Ori 282 Yigdal 12 Shabbat Shalom! Chag Sameach! FIRST DAY OF SUKKOT SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3 ArtScroll Siddur 12-52; P’sukei D’Zimrah 368-404 Shacharit for Shabbat/Yom Tov – Follow the ArtScroll instructions: We recite 406-420 the Shabbat paragraphs beginning with HaKol Yoducha Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot and also include 660-670 the additions [in brackets] for Shabbat We recite the full Hallel (we do NOT take the Lulav and Etrog on Shabbat) 632-642 Song of the Day for Shabbat followed by L’David Ori (We do not recite Anim 488 Zemirot) When davening at home we do not recite the tefillot associated with the Torah Reading. This is however a good time to look through the verses in Vayikra (22:26- 23:44) normally read in shul on the first two days of the chag (as well as the first day of 956 Pesach!) The Maftir comes from Bamidbar (29:12-16) and the Haftarah is a section from Zechariah that makes reference to celebrating Sukkot in Jerusalem 970 Because it is also Shabbat we recite the first paragraph of Yekum Purkan 448 Ashrei 456 Musaf Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot (including the paragraph for the first days of the chag (p.682) and also include the additions 674-692 [in brackets] for Shabbat 726; On Shabbat we recite a special version of Hoshanot, without a Lulav & Etrog 736-740 476; Concluding tefillot: Ein Kelokeinu/Alenu/Adon Olam 480; 12 Shabbat Shalom! Chag Sameach! SECOND NIGHT OF SUKKOT SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3 ArtScroll Siddur SHABBAT/YOM TOV MINCHA – Ashrei, Uva L’Tzion 502-506 Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot and also include 660-670 the additions [in brackets] for Shabbat Alenu 526-528 Candle Lighting at 7:11 PM YOM TOV MA’ARIV 330-336 It is no longer Shabbat so before the Amidah we recite ONLY the Yom Tov line, 336 “VaYidaber Moshe” (in gray) Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot (we no longer include the 660-670 bracketed words for Shabbat) 350 Alenu/L’David Ori/Yigdal 282 12 Chag Sameach! SECOND DAY OF SUKKOT SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4 ArtScroll Siddur 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) Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot 660-670 Before reciting Hallel it is appropriate to take the Lulav & Etrog and recite the 630 blessings, including Shehechiyanu. We recite the full Hallel on Sukkot, waving the Lulav & Etrog at the appropriate 632-642 points, as indicated in the ArtScroll; see detailed instructions on p. 631 162 Song of the Day (Sunday) and L’David Ori 170 When davening at home we do not recite the tefillot associated with the Torah Reading. Today’s reading is the same as yesterday’s - Vayikra 22:26-23:44 956 Maftir is also the same as yesterday - Bamidbar 29:12-16. The Haftarah comes from 970 the first book of Melachim, (8:2-21) and describes the joyous dedication ceremony when King Shlomo brought the Aron Kodesh into the newly-built Beit HaMikdash. 971 Ashrei (We do not sing the Yom Tov poem, “Y-ah Keili” when davening on our 456 own) Musaf Amidah for Yom Tov – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot, including the paragraph for the first days of the chag (p.682). (We no longer 674-692 include the bracketed words for Shabbat) 726-728; Taking the Lulav & Etrog, we recite Hoshanot for the Second day of Sukkot, 734-736 featuring the paragraph, “L’Maan Amitcha” 476; Concluding tefillot: Ein Kelokeinu/Alenu/Adon Olam 480; 12 Chag Sameach!! END OF SUKKOT FIRST DAYS SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4 ArtScroll Siddur YOM TOV MINCHA – Ashrei, Uva L’Tzion 502-506 Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot 660-670 Alenu 526-528 Yom Tov Ends at 7:10 PM WEEKDAY Ma’ariv 256-266 WEEKDAY Amidah – Remember to add Ata Chonantanu and Yaaleh V’Yavo 266-278 Alenu/L’David Ori 280-282 We recite an abbreviated Havdalah; no candle, no spices. We say “Boreh Pri 618-620 HaGafen” over the wine, followed by the closing blessing, “HaMavdil.” Shavua Tov! Moadim L’Simcha! CHOL HAMOED SUKKOT MONDAY-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5-8 ArtScroll Siddur Note: Some people put on Tefillin during Chol HaMoed, many do not. Follow your individual/family custom. Weekday P’sukei D’Zimrah & Shacharit 2-96 Weekday Amidah, remember to add Yaaleh V’Yavo 98-118 Blessing for the Lulav & Etrog (no Shehechiyanu) followed by Full Hallel, 630-642 waving Lulav at appropriate points, as per ArtScroll. When davening at home we do not recite any of the tefillot associated with the Torah Reading. The Torah portion, which changes slightly each day of Chol HaMoed, comes from the section of Parshat Pinchas (Bamidbar 29:17-34) describing the 971-973 communal offerings brought on successive days of the holiday. Ashrei/Uva L’Tzion (we do not recite the Psalm in between, “LaMinatzeach” 150-156 Musaf Amidah for Yom Tov – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot. Note that the special paragraph for the Sukkot sacrifices – taken from the Torah 674-692 Reading – is different each day of Chol HaMoed. Once again taking the Lulav & Etrog we recite Hoshanot. After the opening 4 lines, a different Hoshanah tefillah is recited each day of the chag. Follow the 726 ArtScroll grid (bottom of p. 727) for when the first day of Sukkot is Shabbat. Hoshanot conclusion 734-736 Alenu 158 Song of the Day(M-T-W-Th) (162-166) L’David Ori 170 WEEKDAY Mincha, add Yaaleh V’Yavo to the Amidah, no Tachanun 232 256 WEEKDAY Ma’ariv, add Yaaleh V’Yavo to the Amidah. Remember L’David Ori 282 Moadim L’Simcha! HOSHANAH RABBAH FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9 ArtScroll Siddur We begin with the WEEKDAY P’sukei D’Zimrah 12-64 After Mizmor L’Todah we switch to the YOM TOV P’sukei D’Zimrah 374-388 At Yehi Kavod we switch back to the WEEKDAY P’sukei D’Zimrah & Shacharit 64-96 WEEKDAY Amidah but remember to add Yaaleh V’Yavo 98-118 Blessing for the Lulav & Etrog followed by Full Hallel, waving Lulav at 630-642 appropriate points, as per ArtScroll. When davening at home we do not recite any of the tefillot associated with the Torah Reading. As with the other days of Chol HaMoed, the Torah portion comes from the section of Parshat Pinchas (Bamidbar 29:26-34) describing the communal offerings 973 brought on successive days of the holiday. Ashrei/Uva L’Tzion (we do not recite the Psalm in between, “LaMinatzeach”) 150-156 Musaf Amidah for Yom Tov – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Sukkot and 674-692 the special paragraph for the sacrifices brought on Hoshanah Rabbah. Taking the Lulav & Etrog again we begin Hoshanot, remembering to add the 726-732 special lines for Hoshanah Rabbah, at the end of each paragraph. We then continue with Kehoshatah...Ken Hoshanah. 734-736 Additional tefillot for Hoshanah Rabbah 740-748 We put down the Lulav & Etrog and pick up the bundle of five Aravot to recite 750-754 the remaining Hoshanot; at the end we strike the Aravot on the ground. 476;480; Conclusion: Ein Kelokeinu/Alenu/Song of the Day (Friday)/L’David Ori/Adon 168;170; Olam. 12 SHMINI ATZERET FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 9 ArtScroll Siddur Weekday Mincha, add Yaaleh V’Yavo in the Amidah 232-254 Candle Lighting at 6:08 PM Because it is also Erev Shabbat we recite the last 2 Psalms from Kabbalat 320-322 Shabbat. Ma’ariv for Shabbat/Yom Tov 330-336 Before the Amidah we add the Shabbat paragraph, “V’Shomru” before reciting 336 the Yom Tov line “VaYidaber Moshe” (in gray) Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shmini Atzeret and also 660-670 include the additions [in brackets] for Shabbat Because it is also Shabbat we recite “VaYichulu,” preferably with at least one other person present, because we’re giving testimony (it can, however, be 346 recited alone) 350 Alenu/L’David Ori/Yigdal 282 12 Shabbat Shalom! Chag Sameach! SHMINI ATZERET SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10 ArtScroll Siddur 12-52; P’sukei D’Zimrah 368-404 Shacharit for Shabbat/Yom Tov – Follow the ArtScroll instructions: We recite 406-420 the Shabbat paragraphs beginning with HaKol Yoducha Yom Tov Amidah – follow the ArtScroll instructions for Shmini Atzeret and also 660-670 include the additions [in brackets] for Shabbat Full Hallel 632-642 Song of the Day (Shabbat) followed by L’David Ori ***for the last time!*** 488 Note: At this point the kehillah would hear the reading of Kohelet with its profound messages.
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