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Erev Rosh Hashanah 5781 'Uh,«Umnc Ubjse Rjt 'Ok«Ugv Qk N Ubhv«Kt Hh Vtt Qurc Kj Rb Ehksvk Ubumu J /Iirfzv O«Uh Kju ,C Qr«Cn v"gC Erev Rosh Hashanah 5781 1. Elul Niggun 2. Now Let us Turn/Hashiveynu 3. Candle Blessing Barukh ata Adonai, Eloheynu Melekh Ha-olam, asher kidishanu b'mitzvotav, V’tzivanu L'hadlik ner shel Shabbat v’shel Yom haZikaron. 'uh,«u m n C UbJ Se rJ t 'ok«ugv Qkn Ubhv«k t hh vT t QUrC /iIrFzv o«uh kJ u ,CJ kJ rb ehk svk UbUm u Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence fills creation. You make our lives holy with the mitzvah of kindling the light of Shabbat and this Day of Remembrance. 4. High Holy Days Theme & Shehekhiyanu 5. Welcome - David Spiro 6. Niggun and Intro - Arik Labowitz Kabbalat Shabbat 7. Children’s Blessing - Shalom 8. Shalom Aleichem 9. Lecha Dodi 10. Meet and Greet 11. Shofar Blasts - Jeff Skovron 12. D’var Torah - Arik Labowitz Ma’ariv Service 13. Barchu (Call): Barchu et Adonai Hamevorakh! Qr«c N v Vh ,t UfrC (Congregational Response): Barukh Adonai Hamevorakh L'olam va-ed! sgu ok«ugk Qr«c N v Vh QUrC Bless the One Blessed Power, Blessed is God forever and ever 14. Maariv Aravim j,IP vnf jC 'ohc rg chrgn IrcsC rJ t 'okIgv Qkn Ubhv«k" t 'hh vT t QUrC ohc fIF v ,t rSxnU 'ohBnZv ,t ;hk jnU 'ohT g vBJ n vbUc, cU 'ohrgJ /rIt hbP n QJ« j u 'QJ« j hbP n rIt kkID 'vkhku oIh trIC /IbImrF gh e rC ovh ,Ir n J n C 'oHeu hj k"t /InJ ,Itcm hh 'vkhk ihcU oIh ihC khSc nU 'vkhk thc nU oIh rhc gnU /ohc rg chrgNv 'hh vT t QUrC /sgu okIgk Ubhkg QIkn h shn T 1 Blessed is the Ineffable, the Majesty of the Universe, bringing on the evenings; with wisdom opening the gates of the heavens, with insight changing time and varying the seasons, with will setting the stars in their watches in the expanse. Creating day and night, rolling light away from before darkness, and darkness from before light, causing the day to pass, bringing night, and separating day and night. The cosmos is revealed, a living and enduring God, forever guiding us. Blessed is the Ineffable, bringing on the evenings. 15. Ahavat Olam 16. Shema sjt hh Ubhv«k" t hh ktrG h gnJ Shema Yisrael Adonai Eloheynu Adonai Echad! Hear, Israel, you are of God and God is one. [whispered] :sgu okIgk V\I,Ufk n sIcF oJ QUrC Baruch Shem, Kevod Malchuto l’Olam va-Ed Blessed is the Name of S/he, the glory of whose reign is forever and ever! 17. V’Ahavta (Interpretive Version by Marge Piercy) So you shall love what is holy with all your courage, with all your passion with all your strength. Let the words that have come down shine in our words and our actions. We must teach our children to know and understand them. We must speak about what is good and holy within our homes when we are working, when we are at play, when we lie down and when we get up. Let the work of our hands speak of goodness. Let it run in our blood and glow from our doors and windows. We should love ourselves, for we are of God. We should love our neighbors as ourselves. We should love the stranger, for we were once strangers in the land of Egypt and have been strangers in all the lands of the world since. Let love fill our hearts with its clear precious water. Heaven and earth observe how we cherish or spoil our world. Heaven and earth watch whether we choose life or choose death. We must chose life so our children's children may live. Be quiet and listen to the still small voice within that speaks in love. Open to that voice, hear it, heed it and work for life. Let us remember and strive to be good. Let us remember to find what is holy within and without. 2 18. MiChamocha 19. Tiku va’chodesh c«egh hv«uk"t k ypa n tUv ktra hk e«j hf :Ubdj o«uhk vx fC rp«uJ Js«uj c Uge , Tiku VaKhodesh Shofar ba’Keseh l’Yom Khageynu Ki Khok l’Yisrael Hu Mishpat l'Elohey Yaakov It is written: Blow the shofar at the time of the new moon, at the appointed time for our festive day. It is a statute for Israel set forth by the God of Jacob. 20. G!d Name: Elohim - Maggid Charna Rosenholtz 21. B’Sefer Chayyim 22. Amidah (Silent Prayer - what is in your heart) Hebrew and English from The New Kehila Makhzor, (R’ David Shneyer) My God open my lips as I speak your praise. :W,Kv T shDh hpU jT p T h,pG hb«st We are grateful for Life’s eternal spirit, Ubhv«k" t hh vT t QUrC our Origin and the God of our ancestors, the vision and promise to Avraham, 'Ubh,IN t hv«k"t u 'Ubh,Ic t hv«k"t u and the aloneness of Yitzhak, 'ejm h hv«k" t 'ovrc t hv«k" t the spiritual wrestling of Yaakov, 'vec r hv«k" t 'vra hv«k" t the surprise of Sarah, the wisdom of Rivka, the patience of Rakhel, the fruitfulness of Leah. vtk hv«k" tu kjr hv«k" t Expansive, Powerful, Awesome, Highest God, 'iIhk g k"t 'trIB vu rICDv kIsDv k"tv loving kindness, owning everything, remembering our ancestors’ caring 'k«Fv vbIeu 'ohcIy ohsx j knID and the promise of redemption ',IvNt u ,Ict hsx j rfIz u for their children’s children,with love. ovhbc hbc k ktID thc nU Zokhreynu l’Khayim Melekh Khafetz baKhayim :vcvtC InJ ignk l’Khatveynu b’Sefer haKhayim l’Ma’ankhah Elohim Khayim. 'ohHjC .pj Qkn 'ohHjk Ubrf z May the power that desires life remember us 'ohHjv rpx C Ubc , fu unto life and inscribe us in the Book of Life /ohHj ohv«k" t Wbgnk affirming the living God :idnU gh JInU rzIg Qkn Some call the ineffable Y-H-V-H “Ruler," :vra seIp u ovrc t idn 'hh vT t QUrC or “Helper," or "Saving Power." Here we offer blessing to the Guardian of our ancestors. 3 You are the Eternity of Time, 'hb«st okIgk rICD vT t giving life to the dead, renewed life to the living, :gh JIv k cr 'vT t oh, n vHjn hopefulness, deliverance. 'sx j C ohHj kFk fn Let us know that Life is sustained through 'ohC r ohn jrC oh, n vHjn loving kindness, 'ohkIj tpIr u 'ohk pIb QnIx the dormant renewed with much compassion. For the fallen there is support, 'ohrUx t rhT nU for the sick there is healing, 'rpg hbJh k I,bUnt oHenU for the imprisoned there can be release, and trust for those who sleep in the dust. 'QK vnI S hnU ,IrUcD kgC WIn f hn :vgUJ h jh n m nU vHjnU ,hn n Qkn Who can be compared to this Renewing Power? Who can be compared to the Compassionate 'ohn jrv ct WIn f hn Parent :ohn jrC ohHjk uhrUm h rfIz recalling compassion and life-giving creativity? /oh, n ,Ihjvk vT t intbu We trust that the renewal of life will continue. :oh, Nv vHjn 'hh vT t QUrC Blessed is Creation, renewing life. JIse Wn J u JIse vT t You are sacred and Creation is holy. All who are blessed with awareness offer praise /vkX 'WUk k vh oIh kfC ohJIs eU every day. Selah! Yes! JIsev k"tv' hh vT t QUrC Blessed is the realization of the Sacred. ifc U And so, 'Ubhv«k" t hh WSj P iT May fear and concern be instilled in all living things, 'WhG gn kF kg dreadful concern for all that has been created. ',t rCJ vn kF kg W, nh tu All creation ought to be in awe, all of life humbled before the Life Giver. ohG gNv kF WUtrh hu And may all of creation form a single bond 'ohtUr C v kF Whbpk UujTJ hu to do Your will wholeheartedly. For we know that you govern alone, ,jt vSdt oKf UGghu that Your true strength is in justice 'okJ cckC WbIm r ,IGgk and Your Awesome Spirit Being 'Ubhv«k" t hh Ubg sHJ InF is above all that has been created. WshC z«g 'Whbpk iy k vJ And so, trIb Wn J u 'Wbhnh C vrUc dU May honor be granted to Your people, praise to those who are in awe of You, /,t rC vn kF kg and hope to those who seek You, and voice sincere yearnings for You. ifcU Let there be joy throughout the Land 'WN gk hh 'sIcf iT and joyfulness for the inhabitants of Your City. vue , u Wht rh k vKv T May the light of joy and justice shine forth in our lifetime. vP iIj, pU 'WhJ rIs k vcIy Wm rtk vjn G 'Qk ohk jhn k ire ,jh n mU 'Wrh g k iIGG u rb ,fh rgu 'WSc g susk Ubhn hc vrvn C 'Wjh J n hJ hick 4 And when such a day arrives, those who struggled for justice will be the first ifcU to rejoice, the upright will be glad, ohrJh u 'Ujn G hu Utrh oheh Sm and the faithful supporters will sing with joy, injustice closing its mouth, 'Ukhdh vBrC ohsh x ju 'Uz«k gh all evil vanishing like smoke, kfu 'vh P .Pe T v,kIgu the kingdom of falsehood passing from the earth.
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