This visual tefillah was used at Temple Sholom in Monticello, NY and can be easily adapted for use in your synagogue. Please contact Dan Medwin (dan.medwin@gmail.com) for details and information.
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Booklet of Blessings, Prayers and Selected Readings – This booklet is meant to be read left to right and is written in order of the blessings in English and Hebrew, with transliterations. You can find it online at JewishLA.org/booklet and print it out as needed for your Shabbat guests.
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This Siddur has been a long and difficult work taking more then 2 years to arrive at this revision. The original concept of this Siddur was to create a custom Siddur for our own congregation that we could use for morning prayers and our Erev Shabbat and Shabbat services. I actually did not collaborate with anyone and I was quite astonished that anyone else would be interested in this work. In my search for a Siddur for our congregation, I was confronted with a serious problem in that most of the Siddurim available to us had shortcomings that I wanted to correct or avoid. All of the Orthodox Jewish Siddurim contained prayers and blessings that I did not wish to use and I did not even want them in the Siddur. The Messianic Jewish Siddurim did not have many of these objectionable prayers and blessings but they also did not have morning prayers and they did not contain the complete Amidah. Our congregation is made up mostly of non-Jewish Believers and I did not wish to confuse them with the Orthodox Jewish material however, I wanted to maintain the “flavor” of a proper Siddur.
1. Alicia Smith - Truly Sanctified
2. Or Zimrah - Hashkiveinu
3. Rebbeca Schwartz - Oseh Shalom
4. Oxana Eliahu - All Israel Must be Saved
5. Rachel Boskey - Hallelu et Adonai
6, Julie Meyer - Joy
*Can't click title to listen? Download the slide!
Booklet of Blessings, Prayers and Selected Readings – This booklet is meant to be read left to right and is written in order of the blessings in English and Hebrew, with transliterations. You can find it online at JewishLA.org/booklet and print it out as needed for your Shabbat guests.
The study of Gemara is the most rewarding scholarship in Jewish life. It is also the most complex. As a seasoned educator, author and Rabbi I have developed a unique and effective means of approaching this exciting challenge. After watching this short introduction to Grow with Gemara, please feel free to visit my website. haimperlmutter.wordpress.com
This Siddur has been a long and difficult work taking more then 2 years to arrive at this revision. The original concept of this Siddur was to create a custom Siddur for our own congregation that we could use for morning prayers and our Erev Shabbat and Shabbat services. I actually did not collaborate with anyone and I was quite astonished that anyone else would be interested in this work. In my search for a Siddur for our congregation, I was confronted with a serious problem in that most of the Siddurim available to us had shortcomings that I wanted to correct or avoid. All of the Orthodox Jewish Siddurim contained prayers and blessings that I did not wish to use and I did not even want them in the Siddur. The Messianic Jewish Siddurim did not have many of these objectionable prayers and blessings but they also did not have morning prayers and they did not contain the complete Amidah. Our congregation is made up mostly of non-Jewish Believers and I did not wish to confuse them with the Orthodox Jewish material however, I wanted to maintain the “flavor” of a proper Siddur.
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In Jude 17-23 Jude shifts from piling up examples of false teachers from the Old Testament to a series of practical exhortations that flow from apostolic instruction. He preserves for us what may well have been part of the apostolic catechism for the first generation of Christ-followers. In these instructions Jude exhorts the believer to deal with 3 different groups of people: scoffers who are "devoid of the Spirit", believers who have come under the influence of scoffers and believers who are so entrenched in false teaching that they need rescue and pose some real spiritual risk for the rescuer. In all of this Jude emphasizes Jesus' call to rescue straying sheep, leaving the 99 safely behind and pursuing the 1.
1. No siddur (prayer book) is necessary to participate in this tefillah.
ׁשַּבָת ׁשָלֹום
Shabbat Shalom
Created by Student Rabbi Dan Medwin, MAHL, MAJE • VisualTefillah.com • 2009
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6. .מַה ּיָפֶה הַיֹום, ׁשַּבָת ׁשָלֹום
Mah yafeh hayom, Shabbat shalom.
How beautiful today is, Shabbat Shalom.
7. Come, let us sing joyously to Adonai
raise a shout for our Rock and Deliverer;
let us come into God’s presence with praise;
let us raise a shout for God in song!
For Adonai is a great God, the great ruler of all
divine beings. In God’s hand are the depths of the
earth; the peaks of the mountains are God’s. God is
the sea, God made it; and the land, which God’s hands
fashioned.
Psalm 95:1-5
8. Psalm 140 מִזְמֹור ׁשִיר לְיֹום הַׁשַּּבָת
ָהַלְלּוי מַה ּגְָדלּו מַעֲׂשֶיָ יָה מְאֹד
. ּהma’asecha ya, me’od amku עָמְקּו מַחְׁשְבֹת
Mah gadlu
. ֶיָmash’votecha. Halleluya.
How great are your works God, how very subtle your designs.
9. ָהַלְלּוי מַה ּגְָדלּו מַעֲׂשֶיָ יָה מְאֹד
. ּהma’asecha ya, me’od amku עָמְקּו מַחְׁשְבֹת
Mah gadlu
. ֶיָmash’votecha. Halleluya.
How great are your works God, how very subtle your designs.
19. .ּבָרּוְ אַּתָה יְיָ, הַמַעֲִריב עֲָרבִים
Baruch atah, Adonai, hamaariv aravim.
Praise to You, Adonai, who brings on evening.
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21. Everlasting love You offered Your Day an
people Israel by teaching us Torah for the
and mitzvot, laws and precepts. our da
Therefore, Adonai our God, when from u
we lie down and when we rise up, we loves o
will meditate on Your laws and ּמֹו
commandments. We will rejoice in
Your Torah for ever.
Baruch
22. Your Day and night we will reflect on them
Torah for they are our life and the length of
cepts. our days. Never remove Your love
when from us. Blessed are You, Adonai, who
up, we loves our people Israel.
and ּבָרּוְ אַּתָָה יְיָ, אֹוהֵב עַּמֹו
ce in
.יִׂשְָראֵל
Baruch ata, Adonai, ohev amo Yisrael.
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24. ָׁשְמַע יִׂשְָראֵל יְיָ אֱֹלהֵינּו יְי
Shema Yisrael Adonaiאֶח
ָדEloheinu Adonai echad.
Hear O Israel, Adonai is our God, Adonai is One.
.ּבָרּוְ ׁשֵם ּכְבֹוד מַלְכּותֹו לְעֹולָם וָעֶד
Baruch shem kavod malchuto l’olam va’ed.
Blessed is God’s glorious majesty now and forever.
26. Uk’shartam l’ot al yadecha
ÔKó®dÎy_lAo
v’hayu l’totafot bein
einecha. Uch’tavtam al twäøaVl
m’zuzot beitecha M¶D;t√rAvVq…w
uvish’arecha. :ÔKy`RnyEo
L’maan tizk’ru vaasitem et Ny¶E;b
kol mitzvotai vih’yitem täOpDfOfVl …
k’doshim l’Eloheichem. wñyDh◊w
Ani Adonai Eloheichem,
asher hotzeiti et-chem ÔK™RtyE;b tñOz…
mei-eretz Mitzrayim wzVm_lAo M
lih’yot lachem l’Elohim ani ¢D;tVbAtVk…w
Adonai Eloheichem.
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28. In a world torn by violence and pain,
a world far from wholeness and peace,
give us the courage to say, Adonai:
There is one God in heaven and earth.
The high heavens declare Your glory;
may earth reveal Your justice and love.
From bondage in Egypt, we were delivered;
at Sinai, we bound ourselves to Your way.
Inspired by prophets and instructed by sages,
time and again, we overcame oppressive forces.
29. Though our failings are many and our faults are great,
it has been our glory to bear witness to our God,
keeping alive in dark ages
Your vision of a world redeemed.
Let us continue to work for the day
when the nations will be one and at peace.
Then shall we rejoice as Israel did,
singing on the shores of the Sea:
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31. Let there be love and
understanding among us.
Let peace and friendship
be our shelter from life’s storms.
Adonai, help us to walk
with good companions,
to live with hope in our hearts
and eternity in our thoughts,
that we may lie down in peace
and rise up waiting to do Your will.
ּבָרּוְ אַּתָה, יְיָ, הַּפֹוֵרׂש סֻּכַת
ׁשָלֹום עָלֵינּו
וְעַל ּכָל עַּמֹו יִׂשְָראֵל וְעַל
32. V’shamru v’nei Yisrael וְׁשָמְרּו בְנֵי יִׂשְָראֵל אֶת
et haShabbat, ,הַׁשַּּבָת
la’asot et haShabbat
l’dorotam b’rit olam. לַעֲׂשֹות אֶת הַׁשַּּבָת
לְֹדֹרתָם
Beini u’vein b’nei Yisreal :ּבְִרית עֹולָם
ot hi l’olam,
ki sheshet yamim asah Adonai ּבֵינִי ּובֵין ּבְנֵי יִׂשְָראֵל
et hashamayim v’et ha’aretz, ,אֹות הִיא לְעֹולָם
u’vayom hashvi’i shavat ָּכִי ׁשֵׁשֶת יָמִים עָׂשָה יְי
vayinafash
אֶת הַׁשָּמַיִם וְאֶת
,הָאֶָרץ
33. אֲֹדנָי ׂשְפָתַי ּתִפְּתָח ּופִי
Adonai, s’fatai tiftach, ufi yagid t’hilatecha
Adonai, open up my lips, that my mouth may declare Your praise.
40. Days pass and the years vanish,
and we walk sightless among miracles.
God, fill our eyes with seeing
and our minds with knowing,
illuminate the darkness in which we walk.
Help us to see, wherever we gaze,
that the bush burns unconsumed.
And we, clay touched by God,
will reach out for holiness, and
exclaim in wonder:
41. How filled with awe is this place,
and we did not know it!
Blessed is the Eternal One, the Holy God!
.ּבָרֹוְ אַּתָה יְיָ, הָאֵל הַּקָדֹוׁש
Baruch atah, Adonai, Ha-El hakadosh.
42. May these hours of rest and renewal
open our hearts to joy and our minds to truth.
May all who struggle find rest on this day.
May all who suffer find solace.
May all who hurt find healing on this day.
May all who despair find purpose.
May all who hunger find fulfillment on this day.
And may this day fulfill its promise.
.ּבָרּוְ אַּתָה, יְיָ, מְַקּדֵׁש הַּׁשַּבָת
Baruch atah, Adonai, m’kadeish HaShabbat.
43. You are with us in our prayer,
our love and our doubts,
in our longing to feel Your Presence
and do Your will.
You are the still clear voice within us.
Therefore, O God,
when doubt troubles us,
when anxiety makes us tremble,
when pain clouds the mind,
we look inward for
the answer to our prayers.
44. There may we find You,
and there find courage,
insight and endurance.
And let our worship
bring us closer to one another,
that all Israel, and all who seek You,
may find new strength
for Your service.
,ָּבָרּוְ אַּתָה, יְי
ׁשֶאֹותְָ לְבַּדְָ ּבְיְִראָה
.נַעֲבֹד
Baruch atah, Adonai,
45. God of Goodness, we give thanks
for the gift of life, wonder beyond words;
for the awareness of soul, our light within;
for the world around us, so filled with beauty;
for the richness of the earth, which day by day sustain us;
for all these and more, we offer thanks.
ּבָרּוְ אַּתָה, יְיָ, הַּטֹוב ׁשִמְָ ּולְָ נָאֶה
.לְהֹודֹות
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53. Assemble the people, men,
women and children,
and the strangers in your cities,
to hear, to learn,
to revere Adonai you God,
to observe faithfully
the words of this Torah.
And let their children,
who do not yet know it, hear,
that they, too, may learn
to revere Adonai your God.
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55. ָּכִי מִּצִּיֹון ּתֵצֵא תֹוָרה, ּוְדבַר יְי
.מִירּושָלָיִם
Ki mi-Tzion teitzeih Torah, u’dvar Adonai mi’rushalayim.
For the Torah will come forth from Zion,
and the word of Adonai from Jerusalem.
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58. In this scroll is the secret of our
people’s life from Sinai until now.
Its teaching is love and justice,
goodness and hope. Freedom is
its gift to all who treasure it.
62. Lo yisa goy el goy cherev ֹלא יִּׂשָא גֹוי אֶל ּגֹוי
v’lo yil’m’du od milchama.
חֶֶרב
וְֹלא יִלְמְדּו עֹוד
Hallelu... …הַלְלּו
kol ha’nishama t’halel yah, .מִלְחָמָה
ּכֹל הַּנְׂשָמָה ּתְהַּלֵל
Hallelu, halleluyah.
,יָּה
.הַלְלּו, הַלְלּויָּה
63. Lo yisa goy el goy cherev ֹלא יִּׂשָא גֹוי אֶל ּגֹוי
v’lo yil’m’du od milchama.
חֶֶרב
וְֹלא יִלְמְדּו עֹוד
Hallelu... …הַלְלּו
kol ha’nishama t’halel yah, .מִלְחָמָה
ּכֹל הַּנְׂשָמָה ּתְהַּלֵל
Hallelu, halleluyah.
,יָּה
.הַלְלּו, הַלְלּויָּה
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65. Mi Sheberach
by Craig Taubman
Mi she-bei-rach a-vo-tei-nu
Av-ra-ham yitz-chak v’ya-a-kov
Sa-rah, Riv-kah, Rachel, v’Lei-ah מִי ׁשֶּבֵַרְ אֲבֹות
ֵינּו
Hu Y’va-reich v’yi-ra-pei
et ha-Cho-lim
אַבְָרהָם יִצְחָק
Eil na r’fa na la. ,וְיַעֲֹקב
May the One who ,ׂשָָרה, ִרבְָקה, ָרחֶל
blessed our ancestors,
bless and heal
.וְלֵאָה
those who are ill.
God, please heal them.
הּוא יְבֵָרְ וְיִָרּפֶא את
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67. When To
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וְזֹאת הַּתֹוָרה אֲׁשֶר ׂשָם Its high
מֹׁשֶה לִפְנֵי ּבְנֵי יִׂשְָראֵל What
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68. When Torah entered the world, freedom entered it.
The whole Torah exists only to establish peace.
וְזֹא Its highest teaching is love and kindness.
מֹׁש What is hateful to you, do not do to any person.
ע That is the whole Torah; all the rest is commentary.
Go and learn it. Those who study Torah are the
true guardians of civilization.
Honoring one another, doing acts of kindness,
aced and making peace: these are our highest duties.
But the study of Torah is equal to them all,
l. because it leads to them all.
Let us learn in order to teach.
Let us learn in order to do!
69. ,עֵץ חַּיִים הִיא לַּמַחֲזִיִקים ּבָּה
וְתֹמְכֶיהָ מְאֻׁשָּר ּדְָרכֶיהָ ַדְרכֵי
,נֹעַם
.וְכָל נְתִיבֹותֶיהָ ׁשָלֹום
Eitz chayim hi l’machazikim ba,
v’tomcheha m’ushar
d’racheha darchei noam,
v’chol n’tivoteha shalom
It is a tree of life to those who hold fast to it.
70. הֲׁשִיבֵנּו יְיָ, אֵלֶיָ וְנָׁשּובָה, חַּדֵׁש
.יָמֵינּו ּכְֶקֶדם
Hashiveinu Adonai eilecha
v’nashuva, chadesh yamienu
kekedem.
Return us Adonai to you and
we will return to you.
Renew our days as of old.
73. Let us now praise the Sovereign of the universe,
and proclaim the greatness of the Creator,
Who made us as guardians of the Earth,
And who placed us as messengers of Torah;
Who placed our lives with theirs,
And our fate with all of the world.
by Dan Medwin
74. Aleinu l’shabei-ach laadon hakol,ֹהַּכ
,ל עָלֵינּו לְשַּבֵחַ לַאֲדֹון
lateit g’dulah l’yotzier b’reishit,לָתֵת ּגְֻדּלָה לְיֹוצֵר ּבְֵראׁש
,ִית
shehu asanu k’shomrei ha’adama, ׁשֶהּוא עָׂשָנּו ּכְׁשֹומְֵרי
v’hu samanu kishlichei haTorah. ,הָאֲָדמָה
Shehu sam chayeinu itam, וְהּוא ׂשָמָנּו ּכִׁשְלִיחֵי
v’goraleinu im kol ha’olam. ,הַּתֹוָרה
Let us now praise the Sovereign of the universe,
and proclaim the greatness of the Creator,
Who made us as guardians of the Earth,
And who placed us as messengers of Torah;
Who placed our lives with theirs,
And our fate with all of the world.
by Dan Medwin
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77. ,וַאֲנַחְנּו ּכֹוְרעִים ּומִׁשְּתַחֲוִים ּומֹוִדים
לִפְנֵי מֶלְֶ, מַלְכֵי הַּמְלָכִים, הַּקָדֹוׁש
.ּבָרּוְ הּוא
Vaanachnu korim umishtachavim u’modim, lifnei Melech
malchei hamlachim, HaKadosh Baruch Hu.
Therefore we bow in awe and thanksgiving before the
One who is Sovereign over all, the Holy and Blessed One.
78. May we gain wisdom in our lives,
overflowing like a river with understanding.
Loved, each of us, for the peace we bring to others.
May our deeds exceed our speech,
and may we never lift up our hand
but to conquer fear and doubt and despair.
Rise up like the sun, O God, over all humanity.
Cause light to go forth over all the lands between
the seas. And light up the universe with the joy of
wholeness, of freedom, and of peace.
וְנֶאֱמַר, וְהָיָה יְיָ לְמֶלְֶ עַל ּכָל
,הָאֶָרץ
79. Rise up like the sun, O God, over all humanity.
Cause light to go forth over all the lands between
the seas. And light up the universe with the joy of
wholeness, of freedom, and of peace.
וְנֶאֱמַר, וְהָיָה יְיָ לְמֶלְֶ עַל ּכָל
,הָאֶָרץ
, יְיָ אֶחָדalּבַּיֹום הַהּוא יִהְיֶה
V’ne’emar, v’haya Adonai le’Melech kol haaretz,
B’yom ha’hu y’hiyeh Adonai echad, ushmo echad.ָּושְמֹו אֶח
.ד
Thus it has been said, Adonai will be Sovereign over all the earth.
On that day, Adonai will be one, and God’s Name will be one.