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Verse 1: How good it is (How good it is)How sweet it is (How sweet it is)To be together on this day

Verse 2: Shalom Aleichem Salaam aleykum (2 X’s)

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Candle Blessing – Page 120 / 2

Kiddush – Page 123 / 5

Page 125 / 7Where has this week vanished?Is it lost forever?Will I ever recover anything from it?The joy of life, the unexpected victory, the realized hope, the task accomplished?Will I ever be able to banish the memory of pain, the sting of defeat, the heaviness of boredom?On this day let me keep for a while what must drift away.On this day let me be free of the burdens that must return.On this day, Shabbat, abide.

Help me to withdraw for a while from the flight of time.Contain the retreat of the hours and days from the grasp of frantic life.

Let me learn to pause, if only for this day.Let me find peace on this day.Let me enter into a quiet world this day.On this day, Shabbat, abide.

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Chatzi Kaddish – Page 263 / 145

PLEASE RISEBarchu – Page 264 / 146

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Ahavat Olam– Page 266 / 148

Shema – Page 267 / 149

V’ahavta – Page 268 / 150

Page 269 / 151We worship the power that unites the universe, a promise of harmony for all.

Yet that oneness eludes our grasp as imperfection and evil abound.

Before our eyes there is a vision of perfection, order and goodness.

There is evil enough to break the heart, and there is good enough to exult the soul.

When will redemption come?When we grant everyone what we claim for ourselves.

Long ago, we escaped the tyranny of Egypt. Our people saw the power of the Most High.

We learned: God’s presence redeems time and event; so we celebrate this power that makes for freedom!

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V’shamru – Page 272 / 154

Tefillah – Page 273 / 155

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Be Gracious, Adonai our God, to Your people Israel,And receive our prayers with love.O may our worship always be acceptable to You.Fill us with the knowledge that You are near to all who seek You in truth.

Modim

V’al nisecha sheb’chol yom/eit.Erev vavoker v’tzohorayim.Mei-olam kivinu lach, mei-olam kivinu lach.Hatov ki lo chalu rachamecha, v’hamracheim ki lo tamu chasadecha.Mei-olam kivinu lach, mei-olam ki vinu lach.

Translation: And for the signs of Your presence every day (at all times), morning, noon and night. You have always been our hope. You are goodness, Your mercies never end. You are compassion, Your love will never fail.

Silent Meditation followed by Oseh Shalom – Page 180 / 62

Mi Shebeirach – Page 371 / 253

Mi shebeirach avoteinuM’kor hab’racha l’imoteinuMay the source of strength,Who blessed the ones before us,Help us find the courage to make our lives a blessing,and let us say, Amen.Mi shebeirach imoteinuM’kor habrachah l’avoteinuBless those in need of healing with r’fuah sh’leimah,The renewal of body, the renewal of spirit,And let us say, Amen.

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Mourner’s Kaddish – Page 598 / 294

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