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Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet: Third Paragraph Kavanot
The Theme of this paragraph of Hallel is Trusting God: See “Hallel Rosh Chodesh Tevet: Paragr...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Kavanot
Many of the verses in the concluding Psalm of the Hallel resonate powerfully on Rosh Chodesh ...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraph Eight
The following is the story of King Nebuchadnezzar, who, on the Tenth of Tevet, lay siege to J...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraph Seven
“Your Majesty, you are the king of kings. The Lord of heaven has given you dominion and power...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraphs Five & Six
In this paragraph and the next, King David is expressing gratitude for deliverance. When he t...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraph Four
“Neither the dead can praise the Creator, nor any who descend into silence; but we will bless...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraph Three
The word came to Jeremiah from God when King Zedekiah sent to him Pashhur son of Malkijah and...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraph Two
The theme of this paragraph of the Hallel is: Just as we were redeemed from Egypt, so too, wi...
Hallel: Rosh Chodesh Tevet Paragraph One
This Rosh Chodesh Hallel is unusual in that we recite the complete Hallel, rather than skippi...
Chanukah Hallel: Open Up
In the Hallel, we say: "pitachta l'moseray", translated as "You have rel...
Chanukah Hallel Paragraph Eight: Singing With the Chashmonai
Imagine the exuberant joy of the Chashmonaim as they regained the Beit Hamikdash from the Gre...
Chanukah Hallel Paragraph Seven: The Message Beyond The Mira
“All you nations; Praise God! Sing compliments, all you peoples! For ...
Chanukah Hallel Paragraph Six: Freedom!
“What can I respond to Godfor all the good He has given to make me independent?”The Chashmona...
Chanukah Hallel Paragraph Five: Action Prayer
“I love that God hears the voice of my prayers, that I am listened to when I call!”Most of us...
Chanukah Hallel Paragraph Four: Joining in Song
In the Forms of Hallel and Focus of Hallel we have seen that many believe that Hallel is a co...
Chanukah Hallel Paragraph Three: Becoming Trusters
“Not we, God, not we, but Your Name deserves honor for Your kindness, Your truth.”The Chashmo...
Chanukah Hallel: Paragraph Two: External & Internal Freedoms
“When Israel left Egypt, Jacob’s family from among a people that was glad.” Elsewhere, the ve...
Chanukah Hallel: Paragraph One Part Four: A Feast of Song
The words of this psalm are to be considered in light of the verse, “I have considered the da...
Chanukah Hallel: Paragraph One Part Three: A Song of Teshuva
The words of this psalm are to be considered in light of the verse, “I have considered the da...
Chanukah Hallel: Paragraph One Part Two: Becoming A Servant
The words of this psalm are to be considered in light of the verse, “I have considered the da...
Chanukah Hallel: Paragraph One: An Internal Conversation
The words of this psalm are to be considered in light of the verse, “I have considered the da...
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 “Give thanks to God Who is good, for His kindness is forever! Let Israel declare that His Kindness is forever! - Rosh Hashanah Let the House of Aaron declare that His kindness is forever! - Yom Kippur Let those who are in awe of God declare that His kindness if forever! - Succot We want to live in such a manner that all we gained will last forever! I called to the Creator of Heaven and Earth from a tight spot, and He answered me broadly. - Rosh Hashanah God is with me, I have no fear; what can people do to me? God is with me to help me, so I can confront my enemies. It is better to depend in God than to trust people. It is better to depend on God than to trust people in power. All the nations surrounded me but I survived them in God’s Name. They surrounded and encircled me but I survived them in God’s Name. Though they surrounded me like a swarm of bees, they were snuffed out like burnt thorns. I survived them in God’s Name. I was pushed to fall but God helped me. - We were attcked by our accusers on Yom Kippur, but God saved us. The Creator of Heaven and Earth is my Help and my Hammer, and became my Savior. Song and victory sound in the tents of the just. God’s Hand makes victory. God’s Hand is supreme. God’s Hand makes victory! - Succot I will not die but live, and tell of the doings of the Creator of Heaven and Earth. We tasted eternal life over the festivals and we intend to continue to live with that sense of life, rather than, as in the past, simply approaching the day of Death. (See Ramban; “For on the die that you will eat from it, you will die.” Ketav Sofer) The Creator afflicted me to direct me but did not destroy me. Open the gates of justice for me, I will enter and thank the Creator. - Rosh Hashanah This is the gate to God, the just may enter here. I thank You for answering me, You became my salvation. - The Gate of Prayer of Yom Kippur. The stone rejected by the builders became the cornerstone. - Succot: Even as we sat outside, seemingly as rejects, God empowered us to become the cornerstone of His creation. This happened because of God; it is wondrous in our eyes. We will live our lives with the same sense of wonder we experienced over the festivals. This is the day God made; let us sing and be happy with it. “Hayom,” usually refers to Rosh Hashanah. Please God; Save us! Please God; Make us successful! - Over the coming year. Bless those who come in God’s Name; we bless you from God’s House. - Succot. God is The Power and gave us Light. - Rosh Hashanah, as in L’David; Hashem Ori,” “For David, God is my Light.” Wave your holiday branches up to the corners of the altar. - Describes the Succot Hoshanot. You are my Power and I thank You, My Lord and I will exalt You. - Yom Kippur Give thanks to God Who is good, for His kindness is forever!”  |
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