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For both the novice and for those who have been engaged in prayer for years, here is the one guide needed to practice Jewish prayer and understand the prayer book, from one of the world's most famous and respected rabbis.
From the origins and meaning of worship to a step-by-step explanation of the daily prayers to the reason you're not supposed to chat with your friends during services, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz answers many of the questions likely to arise about Jewish prayer. Here are chapters on daily prayer; Sabbath prayer; prayer services for the holidays; the yearly cycle of synagogue Bible readings; the history and makeup of the synagogue; the different prayer rites for Ashkenazim, Sephardim, Yemenites, and other cultural/geographic groupings; the role of the rabbi and the cantor in the synagogue; and the role of music in the service.
From the origins and meaning of worship to a step-by-step explanation of the daily prayers to the reason you're not supposed to chat with your friends during services, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz answers many of the questions likely to arise about Jewish prayer. Here are chapters on daily prayer; Sabbath prayer; prayer services for the holidays; the yearly cycle of synagogue Bible readings; the history and makeup of the synagogue; the different prayer rites for Ashkenazim, Sephardim, Yemenites, and other cultural/geographic groupings; the role of the rabbi and the cantor in the synagogue; and the role of music in the service.
For both the novice and for those who have been engaged in prayer for years, here is the one guide needed to practice Jewish prayer and understand the prayer book, from one of the world's most famous and respected rabbis.
From the origins and meaning of worship to a step-by-step explanation of the daily prayers to the reason you're not supposed to chat with your friends during services, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz answers many of the questions likely to arise about Jewish prayer. Here are chapters on daily prayer; Sabbath prayer; prayer services for the holidays; the yearly cycle of synagogue Bible readings; the history and makeup of the synagogue; the different prayer rites for Ashkenazim, Sephardim, Yemenites, and other cultural/geographic groupings; the role of the rabbi and the cantor in the synagogue; and the role of music in the service.
From the origins and meaning of worship to a step-by-step explanation of the daily prayers to the reason you're not supposed to chat with your friends during services, Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz answers many of the questions likely to arise about Jewish prayer. Here are chapters on daily prayer; Sabbath prayer; prayer services for the holidays; the yearly cycle of synagogue Bible readings; the history and makeup of the synagogue; the different prayer rites for Ashkenazim, Sephardim, Yemenites, and other cultural/geographic groupings; the role of the rabbi and the cantor in the synagogue; and the role of music in the service.
Über den Autor
RABBI ADIN STEINSALTZ is the author of a landmark commentary on the Talmud, as well as many books of Jewish thought. He lives in Israel.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction / xvii
PART ONE • Prayer
CHAPER 1. The Prayer Book / 3
CHAPTER 2. The Essence of Prayer / 8
CHAPTER 3. Individual and Communal Prayer / 14
The Nature of Communal Prayer / 15
The Communality of Prayer / 18
Individuality of Prayer / 19
The Meaning of Communal Prayer / 22
Individual Prayer Within Communal Prayer / 24
CHAPTER 4. Men and Women / 26
The Commandment to Pray Applies to All / 26
Differences in the Concept of Prayer / 26
Historical Causes / 28
Women’s Prayer Texts / 30
The Women’s Gallery (Ezrat Nashim) / 31
CHAPTER 5. Kavvanah / 34
The Importance of Kavvanah / 34
Levels of Kavvanah / 35
Kavvanah and the Regularity of Prayer / 38
Achieving Kavvanah / 40
PART TWO • History
CHAPTER 6. The History of the Siddur / 47
The Creation of Standard Prayer Texts / 48
Prayer in Mishnaic and Talmudic Times / 51
Liturgical Poets and Devotional Poetry (Piyyut) / 53
Suddurim and Mahzorim / 57
The Influence of the Kabbalah / 58
Recent Generations / 61
CHAPTER 7. Prayer Rites / 62
Antiquity of the Prayer Rites / 63
Justification for the Different Prayer Rites / 64
Prayer Rites Today / 66
Nusaḥ Ashkenaz—The Ashkenazic Rite / 66
Nusaḥ Sepharad—The Sephardic (Hasidic) Rite / 69
The Oriental (Sephardic) Rite / 71
The Yemenite Rite / 73
The Italian Rite / 75
Extinct Prayer Rites / 77
PART THREE • The Order of Prayer Services
CHAPTER 8. Weekday Prayer Services / 83
Prayer and the Life Cycle / 83
The Daily Prayers / 84
Tikkun Ḥazot / 84
The Sharḥarit Service / 86
The Minḥah Prayer / 96
The Ma’ariv (Arvit) Prayer Service / 98
Shema Upon Retiring to Bed / 101
CHAPTER 9. Shabbat / 104
The Order of the Shabbat Day / 105
Shabbat Prayer Services / 107
The Friday Minḥah Prayer / 107
Kabbalat Shabbat—The Reception of Shabbat / 107
The Shabbat Ma’ariv Service / 110
The Shaḥarit Service / 112
Torah Reading / 114
The Musaf Service / 115
The Minḥah Service / 116
The Ma’ariv Service on Motza’ei Shabbat (“The Conclusion of Shabbat”) / 118
The Departure of Shabbat / 119
The Havdalah Ceremony / 120
After the Havdalah / 123
Shabbat Meals / 124
The Kiddush of Shabbat Eve, and the First Shabbat Meal / 126
Preparations for the Kiddush / 127
Some of the Laws and Customs of the Kiddush / 128
The Second and Third Shabbat Meals / 130
Study on Shabbat Afternoon / 131
Melaveh Malkah / 132
Special Sabbaths / 133
Shabbat Mervarkhim / 133
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh / 134
Shabbat That Falls on Festival Days / 136
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 137
Shabbat of Ḥanukkah / 139
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh on Ḥanukkah / 140
The Arba Parshiyyot (“Four Portions”) / 140
Shabbat on Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 142
Shabbat ha-Gadol / 142
Shabbat Teshuvah (Shuvah) / 143
The Sabbaths of Evil Dispensation / 144
The Sabbaths of Comfort / 144
Other Sabbaths / 145
CHAPTER 10. Festivals / 146
Festival Days / 146
The Three Pilgrimage Festivals / 147
The Second Days in the Diaspora / 148
Festival Prayers in General / 150
The Ma’ariv Service / 150
The Shaḥarit Service / 153
Torah Readings / 153
The Musaf Service / 154
The Minḥah Service / 155
Conclusion of the Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Beginning of the Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Seder / 157
The Shaḥarit Service / 161
The Musaf Service / 162
The Minḥah and the Ma’ariv Services / 162
The Second Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 162
The Seventh Day of Pesaḥ / 163
The Last Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 164
The Shavu’ot Festival / 165
Shavu’ot Prayer Services / 166
The Second Day of Shavu’ot (in the Diaspora) / 168
The Sukkot Festival / 168
Sukkot Prayer Services / 170
The Second Day of Sukkot (in the Diaspora) / 171
Shemini Atzeret and Simḥat Torah / 172
Shemini Atzeret (in the Diaspora) / 173
Simḥat Torah / 174
CHAPTER 11. Days of Awe / 177
Rosh ha-Shanah—The New Year Festival / 178
The Minḥah Service on Rosh ha-Shanah Eve / 180
The Ma’ariv Service / 180
Kiddush and the Festive Meal / 182
The Shaḥarit Service / 183
Torah Readings / 184
Teki’ot—The Blowing of the Shofar / 185
The Musaf Service / 188
The Minḥah Service / 192
Tashlikh / 192
The Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 192
Prayer Services on the Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 194
Yom Kippur—The Day of Atonement / 195
Yom Kippur Eve / 197
Kol Nidrei / 198
The Ma’ariv Service / 201
The Shaḥarit Service / 203
Torah Readings / 204
The Musaf Service / 205
The Minḥah Service / 207
The Ne’ilah Service / 208
Conclusion of the Festival / 211
CHAPTER 12. Special Days / 213
Rosh Ḥodesh—The New Moon / 213
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed—The Intermediate Days of a Festival / 217
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Pesaḥ / 219
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Sukkot / 220
Ḥosha’na Rabbah / 221
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 222
Hanukkah / 222
Rosh Ḥodesh During Hanukkah / 225
Purim / 225
Shushan Purim / 227
Fast Days / 229
The Ninth of Av (Tish’ah be-Av) / 229
Memorial Fast Days / 233
The Twentieth of Sivan—A Fast Day of Remembrance / 236
Fast Days for Repentance and Atonement / 237
Other Fixed Fast Days / 239
Nonfixed Fast Day / 240
Special Time Perios / 243
The Ten Days of Repentance / 243
The Month of Nisan / 244
The Counting of the Omer / 244
The Three Weeks (Bein ha-Meitzarim) / 245
The Month of Elul / 245
Days of Joy / 246
Local Purims / 247
Lag ba-Omier—The Thirty-third Day of the Omer Period / 247
The Day of Independence and Jerusalem Day / 248
Other Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 249
CHAPTER 13. Torah Readings / 253
The Cycle of Torah Readings / 254
Taking the Torah Scrolls Out of the Ark / 256
The Order of Calling Up to the Torah / 258
Blessings for the Torah / 260
Torah-Reading Customs / 263
Hagbahah (“Raising”) and Gelilah (“Winding”) of the Torah Scroll / 265
Returning the Torah Scrools to the Ark / 267
The People Called Up to the Torah Reading / 268
The Torah Scroll / 270
Wrappings and Decorations of the Torah Scroll / 274
The Pointer (Yad) / 276
Cantillation of the Torah Reading (Ta’amei he-Mikra) / 277
Emperor Accents / 279
King Accents / 279
Minister Accents / 280
PART FOUR • The Synagogue and Communal Prayer
CHAPTER 14. The Synagogue / 285
Ancient Origins of the Synagogue / 285
Ancient Synagogues / 286
Synagogues Outside the City / 287
The Structure of the Synagogue / 288
The Women’s Gallery / 290
Orientation / 290
Synagogue Accessories / 292
The Holy Ark / 292
The Bimah / 292
Ner Tamid—The Eternal Light / 293
The Prayers Lectern / 293
Candles and Lamps / 294
The Basin / 294
...
PART ONE • Prayer
CHAPER 1. The Prayer Book / 3
CHAPTER 2. The Essence of Prayer / 8
CHAPTER 3. Individual and Communal Prayer / 14
The Nature of Communal Prayer / 15
The Communality of Prayer / 18
Individuality of Prayer / 19
The Meaning of Communal Prayer / 22
Individual Prayer Within Communal Prayer / 24
CHAPTER 4. Men and Women / 26
The Commandment to Pray Applies to All / 26
Differences in the Concept of Prayer / 26
Historical Causes / 28
Women’s Prayer Texts / 30
The Women’s Gallery (Ezrat Nashim) / 31
CHAPTER 5. Kavvanah / 34
The Importance of Kavvanah / 34
Levels of Kavvanah / 35
Kavvanah and the Regularity of Prayer / 38
Achieving Kavvanah / 40
PART TWO • History
CHAPTER 6. The History of the Siddur / 47
The Creation of Standard Prayer Texts / 48
Prayer in Mishnaic and Talmudic Times / 51
Liturgical Poets and Devotional Poetry (Piyyut) / 53
Suddurim and Mahzorim / 57
The Influence of the Kabbalah / 58
Recent Generations / 61
CHAPTER 7. Prayer Rites / 62
Antiquity of the Prayer Rites / 63
Justification for the Different Prayer Rites / 64
Prayer Rites Today / 66
Nusaḥ Ashkenaz—The Ashkenazic Rite / 66
Nusaḥ Sepharad—The Sephardic (Hasidic) Rite / 69
The Oriental (Sephardic) Rite / 71
The Yemenite Rite / 73
The Italian Rite / 75
Extinct Prayer Rites / 77
PART THREE • The Order of Prayer Services
CHAPTER 8. Weekday Prayer Services / 83
Prayer and the Life Cycle / 83
The Daily Prayers / 84
Tikkun Ḥazot / 84
The Sharḥarit Service / 86
The Minḥah Prayer / 96
The Ma’ariv (Arvit) Prayer Service / 98
Shema Upon Retiring to Bed / 101
CHAPTER 9. Shabbat / 104
The Order of the Shabbat Day / 105
Shabbat Prayer Services / 107
The Friday Minḥah Prayer / 107
Kabbalat Shabbat—The Reception of Shabbat / 107
The Shabbat Ma’ariv Service / 110
The Shaḥarit Service / 112
Torah Reading / 114
The Musaf Service / 115
The Minḥah Service / 116
The Ma’ariv Service on Motza’ei Shabbat (“The Conclusion of Shabbat”) / 118
The Departure of Shabbat / 119
The Havdalah Ceremony / 120
After the Havdalah / 123
Shabbat Meals / 124
The Kiddush of Shabbat Eve, and the First Shabbat Meal / 126
Preparations for the Kiddush / 127
Some of the Laws and Customs of the Kiddush / 128
The Second and Third Shabbat Meals / 130
Study on Shabbat Afternoon / 131
Melaveh Malkah / 132
Special Sabbaths / 133
Shabbat Mervarkhim / 133
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh / 134
Shabbat That Falls on Festival Days / 136
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 137
Shabbat of Ḥanukkah / 139
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh on Ḥanukkah / 140
The Arba Parshiyyot (“Four Portions”) / 140
Shabbat on Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 142
Shabbat ha-Gadol / 142
Shabbat Teshuvah (Shuvah) / 143
The Sabbaths of Evil Dispensation / 144
The Sabbaths of Comfort / 144
Other Sabbaths / 145
CHAPTER 10. Festivals / 146
Festival Days / 146
The Three Pilgrimage Festivals / 147
The Second Days in the Diaspora / 148
Festival Prayers in General / 150
The Ma’ariv Service / 150
The Shaḥarit Service / 153
Torah Readings / 153
The Musaf Service / 154
The Minḥah Service / 155
Conclusion of the Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Beginning of the Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Seder / 157
The Shaḥarit Service / 161
The Musaf Service / 162
The Minḥah and the Ma’ariv Services / 162
The Second Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 162
The Seventh Day of Pesaḥ / 163
The Last Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 164
The Shavu’ot Festival / 165
Shavu’ot Prayer Services / 166
The Second Day of Shavu’ot (in the Diaspora) / 168
The Sukkot Festival / 168
Sukkot Prayer Services / 170
The Second Day of Sukkot (in the Diaspora) / 171
Shemini Atzeret and Simḥat Torah / 172
Shemini Atzeret (in the Diaspora) / 173
Simḥat Torah / 174
CHAPTER 11. Days of Awe / 177
Rosh ha-Shanah—The New Year Festival / 178
The Minḥah Service on Rosh ha-Shanah Eve / 180
The Ma’ariv Service / 180
Kiddush and the Festive Meal / 182
The Shaḥarit Service / 183
Torah Readings / 184
Teki’ot—The Blowing of the Shofar / 185
The Musaf Service / 188
The Minḥah Service / 192
Tashlikh / 192
The Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 192
Prayer Services on the Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 194
Yom Kippur—The Day of Atonement / 195
Yom Kippur Eve / 197
Kol Nidrei / 198
The Ma’ariv Service / 201
The Shaḥarit Service / 203
Torah Readings / 204
The Musaf Service / 205
The Minḥah Service / 207
The Ne’ilah Service / 208
Conclusion of the Festival / 211
CHAPTER 12. Special Days / 213
Rosh Ḥodesh—The New Moon / 213
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed—The Intermediate Days of a Festival / 217
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Pesaḥ / 219
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Sukkot / 220
Ḥosha’na Rabbah / 221
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 222
Hanukkah / 222
Rosh Ḥodesh During Hanukkah / 225
Purim / 225
Shushan Purim / 227
Fast Days / 229
The Ninth of Av (Tish’ah be-Av) / 229
Memorial Fast Days / 233
The Twentieth of Sivan—A Fast Day of Remembrance / 236
Fast Days for Repentance and Atonement / 237
Other Fixed Fast Days / 239
Nonfixed Fast Day / 240
Special Time Perios / 243
The Ten Days of Repentance / 243
The Month of Nisan / 244
The Counting of the Omer / 244
The Three Weeks (Bein ha-Meitzarim) / 245
The Month of Elul / 245
Days of Joy / 246
Local Purims / 247
Lag ba-Omier—The Thirty-third Day of the Omer Period / 247
The Day of Independence and Jerusalem Day / 248
Other Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 249
CHAPTER 13. Torah Readings / 253
The Cycle of Torah Readings / 254
Taking the Torah Scrolls Out of the Ark / 256
The Order of Calling Up to the Torah / 258
Blessings for the Torah / 260
Torah-Reading Customs / 263
Hagbahah (“Raising”) and Gelilah (“Winding”) of the Torah Scroll / 265
Returning the Torah Scrools to the Ark / 267
The People Called Up to the Torah Reading / 268
The Torah Scroll / 270
Wrappings and Decorations of the Torah Scroll / 274
The Pointer (Yad) / 276
Cantillation of the Torah Reading (Ta’amei he-Mikra) / 277
Emperor Accents / 279
King Accents / 279
Minister Accents / 280
PART FOUR • The Synagogue and Communal Prayer
CHAPTER 14. The Synagogue / 285
Ancient Origins of the Synagogue / 285
Ancient Synagogues / 286
Synagogues Outside the City / 287
The Structure of the Synagogue / 288
The Women’s Gallery / 290
Orientation / 290
Synagogue Accessories / 292
The Holy Ark / 292
The Bimah / 292
Ner Tamid—The Eternal Light / 293
The Prayers Lectern / 293
Candles and Lamps / 294
The Basin / 294
...
Details
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2002 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe, Religion & Theologie |
| Religion: | Judentum |
| Rubrik: | Geisteswissenschaften |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| ISBN-13: | 9780805211474 |
| ISBN-10: | 0805211470 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: | Steinsaltz, Adin |
| Hersteller: | Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 203 x 135 x 30 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Adin Steinsaltz |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 05.03.2002 |
| Gewicht: | 0,476 kg |
Über den Autor
RABBI ADIN STEINSALTZ is the author of a landmark commentary on the Talmud, as well as many books of Jewish thought. He lives in Israel.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction / xvii
PART ONE • Prayer
CHAPER 1. The Prayer Book / 3
CHAPTER 2. The Essence of Prayer / 8
CHAPTER 3. Individual and Communal Prayer / 14
The Nature of Communal Prayer / 15
The Communality of Prayer / 18
Individuality of Prayer / 19
The Meaning of Communal Prayer / 22
Individual Prayer Within Communal Prayer / 24
CHAPTER 4. Men and Women / 26
The Commandment to Pray Applies to All / 26
Differences in the Concept of Prayer / 26
Historical Causes / 28
Women’s Prayer Texts / 30
The Women’s Gallery (Ezrat Nashim) / 31
CHAPTER 5. Kavvanah / 34
The Importance of Kavvanah / 34
Levels of Kavvanah / 35
Kavvanah and the Regularity of Prayer / 38
Achieving Kavvanah / 40
PART TWO • History
CHAPTER 6. The History of the Siddur / 47
The Creation of Standard Prayer Texts / 48
Prayer in Mishnaic and Talmudic Times / 51
Liturgical Poets and Devotional Poetry (Piyyut) / 53
Suddurim and Mahzorim / 57
The Influence of the Kabbalah / 58
Recent Generations / 61
CHAPTER 7. Prayer Rites / 62
Antiquity of the Prayer Rites / 63
Justification for the Different Prayer Rites / 64
Prayer Rites Today / 66
Nusaḥ Ashkenaz—The Ashkenazic Rite / 66
Nusaḥ Sepharad—The Sephardic (Hasidic) Rite / 69
The Oriental (Sephardic) Rite / 71
The Yemenite Rite / 73
The Italian Rite / 75
Extinct Prayer Rites / 77
PART THREE • The Order of Prayer Services
CHAPTER 8. Weekday Prayer Services / 83
Prayer and the Life Cycle / 83
The Daily Prayers / 84
Tikkun Ḥazot / 84
The Sharḥarit Service / 86
The Minḥah Prayer / 96
The Ma’ariv (Arvit) Prayer Service / 98
Shema Upon Retiring to Bed / 101
CHAPTER 9. Shabbat / 104
The Order of the Shabbat Day / 105
Shabbat Prayer Services / 107
The Friday Minḥah Prayer / 107
Kabbalat Shabbat—The Reception of Shabbat / 107
The Shabbat Ma’ariv Service / 110
The Shaḥarit Service / 112
Torah Reading / 114
The Musaf Service / 115
The Minḥah Service / 116
The Ma’ariv Service on Motza’ei Shabbat (“The Conclusion of Shabbat”) / 118
The Departure of Shabbat / 119
The Havdalah Ceremony / 120
After the Havdalah / 123
Shabbat Meals / 124
The Kiddush of Shabbat Eve, and the First Shabbat Meal / 126
Preparations for the Kiddush / 127
Some of the Laws and Customs of the Kiddush / 128
The Second and Third Shabbat Meals / 130
Study on Shabbat Afternoon / 131
Melaveh Malkah / 132
Special Sabbaths / 133
Shabbat Mervarkhim / 133
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh / 134
Shabbat That Falls on Festival Days / 136
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 137
Shabbat of Ḥanukkah / 139
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh on Ḥanukkah / 140
The Arba Parshiyyot (“Four Portions”) / 140
Shabbat on Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 142
Shabbat ha-Gadol / 142
Shabbat Teshuvah (Shuvah) / 143
The Sabbaths of Evil Dispensation / 144
The Sabbaths of Comfort / 144
Other Sabbaths / 145
CHAPTER 10. Festivals / 146
Festival Days / 146
The Three Pilgrimage Festivals / 147
The Second Days in the Diaspora / 148
Festival Prayers in General / 150
The Ma’ariv Service / 150
The Shaḥarit Service / 153
Torah Readings / 153
The Musaf Service / 154
The Minḥah Service / 155
Conclusion of the Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Beginning of the Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Seder / 157
The Shaḥarit Service / 161
The Musaf Service / 162
The Minḥah and the Ma’ariv Services / 162
The Second Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 162
The Seventh Day of Pesaḥ / 163
The Last Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 164
The Shavu’ot Festival / 165
Shavu’ot Prayer Services / 166
The Second Day of Shavu’ot (in the Diaspora) / 168
The Sukkot Festival / 168
Sukkot Prayer Services / 170
The Second Day of Sukkot (in the Diaspora) / 171
Shemini Atzeret and Simḥat Torah / 172
Shemini Atzeret (in the Diaspora) / 173
Simḥat Torah / 174
CHAPTER 11. Days of Awe / 177
Rosh ha-Shanah—The New Year Festival / 178
The Minḥah Service on Rosh ha-Shanah Eve / 180
The Ma’ariv Service / 180
Kiddush and the Festive Meal / 182
The Shaḥarit Service / 183
Torah Readings / 184
Teki’ot—The Blowing of the Shofar / 185
The Musaf Service / 188
The Minḥah Service / 192
Tashlikh / 192
The Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 192
Prayer Services on the Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 194
Yom Kippur—The Day of Atonement / 195
Yom Kippur Eve / 197
Kol Nidrei / 198
The Ma’ariv Service / 201
The Shaḥarit Service / 203
Torah Readings / 204
The Musaf Service / 205
The Minḥah Service / 207
The Ne’ilah Service / 208
Conclusion of the Festival / 211
CHAPTER 12. Special Days / 213
Rosh Ḥodesh—The New Moon / 213
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed—The Intermediate Days of a Festival / 217
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Pesaḥ / 219
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Sukkot / 220
Ḥosha’na Rabbah / 221
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 222
Hanukkah / 222
Rosh Ḥodesh During Hanukkah / 225
Purim / 225
Shushan Purim / 227
Fast Days / 229
The Ninth of Av (Tish’ah be-Av) / 229
Memorial Fast Days / 233
The Twentieth of Sivan—A Fast Day of Remembrance / 236
Fast Days for Repentance and Atonement / 237
Other Fixed Fast Days / 239
Nonfixed Fast Day / 240
Special Time Perios / 243
The Ten Days of Repentance / 243
The Month of Nisan / 244
The Counting of the Omer / 244
The Three Weeks (Bein ha-Meitzarim) / 245
The Month of Elul / 245
Days of Joy / 246
Local Purims / 247
Lag ba-Omier—The Thirty-third Day of the Omer Period / 247
The Day of Independence and Jerusalem Day / 248
Other Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 249
CHAPTER 13. Torah Readings / 253
The Cycle of Torah Readings / 254
Taking the Torah Scrolls Out of the Ark / 256
The Order of Calling Up to the Torah / 258
Blessings for the Torah / 260
Torah-Reading Customs / 263
Hagbahah (“Raising”) and Gelilah (“Winding”) of the Torah Scroll / 265
Returning the Torah Scrools to the Ark / 267
The People Called Up to the Torah Reading / 268
The Torah Scroll / 270
Wrappings and Decorations of the Torah Scroll / 274
The Pointer (Yad) / 276
Cantillation of the Torah Reading (Ta’amei he-Mikra) / 277
Emperor Accents / 279
King Accents / 279
Minister Accents / 280
PART FOUR • The Synagogue and Communal Prayer
CHAPTER 14. The Synagogue / 285
Ancient Origins of the Synagogue / 285
Ancient Synagogues / 286
Synagogues Outside the City / 287
The Structure of the Synagogue / 288
The Women’s Gallery / 290
Orientation / 290
Synagogue Accessories / 292
The Holy Ark / 292
The Bimah / 292
Ner Tamid—The Eternal Light / 293
The Prayers Lectern / 293
Candles and Lamps / 294
The Basin / 294
...
PART ONE • Prayer
CHAPER 1. The Prayer Book / 3
CHAPTER 2. The Essence of Prayer / 8
CHAPTER 3. Individual and Communal Prayer / 14
The Nature of Communal Prayer / 15
The Communality of Prayer / 18
Individuality of Prayer / 19
The Meaning of Communal Prayer / 22
Individual Prayer Within Communal Prayer / 24
CHAPTER 4. Men and Women / 26
The Commandment to Pray Applies to All / 26
Differences in the Concept of Prayer / 26
Historical Causes / 28
Women’s Prayer Texts / 30
The Women’s Gallery (Ezrat Nashim) / 31
CHAPTER 5. Kavvanah / 34
The Importance of Kavvanah / 34
Levels of Kavvanah / 35
Kavvanah and the Regularity of Prayer / 38
Achieving Kavvanah / 40
PART TWO • History
CHAPTER 6. The History of the Siddur / 47
The Creation of Standard Prayer Texts / 48
Prayer in Mishnaic and Talmudic Times / 51
Liturgical Poets and Devotional Poetry (Piyyut) / 53
Suddurim and Mahzorim / 57
The Influence of the Kabbalah / 58
Recent Generations / 61
CHAPTER 7. Prayer Rites / 62
Antiquity of the Prayer Rites / 63
Justification for the Different Prayer Rites / 64
Prayer Rites Today / 66
Nusaḥ Ashkenaz—The Ashkenazic Rite / 66
Nusaḥ Sepharad—The Sephardic (Hasidic) Rite / 69
The Oriental (Sephardic) Rite / 71
The Yemenite Rite / 73
The Italian Rite / 75
Extinct Prayer Rites / 77
PART THREE • The Order of Prayer Services
CHAPTER 8. Weekday Prayer Services / 83
Prayer and the Life Cycle / 83
The Daily Prayers / 84
Tikkun Ḥazot / 84
The Sharḥarit Service / 86
The Minḥah Prayer / 96
The Ma’ariv (Arvit) Prayer Service / 98
Shema Upon Retiring to Bed / 101
CHAPTER 9. Shabbat / 104
The Order of the Shabbat Day / 105
Shabbat Prayer Services / 107
The Friday Minḥah Prayer / 107
Kabbalat Shabbat—The Reception of Shabbat / 107
The Shabbat Ma’ariv Service / 110
The Shaḥarit Service / 112
Torah Reading / 114
The Musaf Service / 115
The Minḥah Service / 116
The Ma’ariv Service on Motza’ei Shabbat (“The Conclusion of Shabbat”) / 118
The Departure of Shabbat / 119
The Havdalah Ceremony / 120
After the Havdalah / 123
Shabbat Meals / 124
The Kiddush of Shabbat Eve, and the First Shabbat Meal / 126
Preparations for the Kiddush / 127
Some of the Laws and Customs of the Kiddush / 128
The Second and Third Shabbat Meals / 130
Study on Shabbat Afternoon / 131
Melaveh Malkah / 132
Special Sabbaths / 133
Shabbat Mervarkhim / 133
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh / 134
Shabbat That Falls on Festival Days / 136
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 137
Shabbat of Ḥanukkah / 139
Shabbat Rosh Ḥodesh on Ḥanukkah / 140
The Arba Parshiyyot (“Four Portions”) / 140
Shabbat on Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 142
Shabbat ha-Gadol / 142
Shabbat Teshuvah (Shuvah) / 143
The Sabbaths of Evil Dispensation / 144
The Sabbaths of Comfort / 144
Other Sabbaths / 145
CHAPTER 10. Festivals / 146
Festival Days / 146
The Three Pilgrimage Festivals / 147
The Second Days in the Diaspora / 148
Festival Prayers in General / 150
The Ma’ariv Service / 150
The Shaḥarit Service / 153
Torah Readings / 153
The Musaf Service / 154
The Minḥah Service / 155
Conclusion of the Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Beginning of the Pesaḥ Festival / 156
The Pesaḥ Seder / 157
The Shaḥarit Service / 161
The Musaf Service / 162
The Minḥah and the Ma’ariv Services / 162
The Second Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 162
The Seventh Day of Pesaḥ / 163
The Last Day of Pesaḥ (in the Diaspora) / 164
The Shavu’ot Festival / 165
Shavu’ot Prayer Services / 166
The Second Day of Shavu’ot (in the Diaspora) / 168
The Sukkot Festival / 168
Sukkot Prayer Services / 170
The Second Day of Sukkot (in the Diaspora) / 171
Shemini Atzeret and Simḥat Torah / 172
Shemini Atzeret (in the Diaspora) / 173
Simḥat Torah / 174
CHAPTER 11. Days of Awe / 177
Rosh ha-Shanah—The New Year Festival / 178
The Minḥah Service on Rosh ha-Shanah Eve / 180
The Ma’ariv Service / 180
Kiddush and the Festive Meal / 182
The Shaḥarit Service / 183
Torah Readings / 184
Teki’ot—The Blowing of the Shofar / 185
The Musaf Service / 188
The Minḥah Service / 192
Tashlikh / 192
The Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 192
Prayer Services on the Second Day of Rosh ha-Shanah / 194
Yom Kippur—The Day of Atonement / 195
Yom Kippur Eve / 197
Kol Nidrei / 198
The Ma’ariv Service / 201
The Shaḥarit Service / 203
Torah Readings / 204
The Musaf Service / 205
The Minḥah Service / 207
The Ne’ilah Service / 208
Conclusion of the Festival / 211
CHAPTER 12. Special Days / 213
Rosh Ḥodesh—The New Moon / 213
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed—The Intermediate Days of a Festival / 217
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Pesaḥ / 219
Ḥol ha-Mo’ed of Sukkot / 220
Ḥosha’na Rabbah / 221
Shabbat Ḥol ha-Mo’ed / 222
Hanukkah / 222
Rosh Ḥodesh During Hanukkah / 225
Purim / 225
Shushan Purim / 227
Fast Days / 229
The Ninth of Av (Tish’ah be-Av) / 229
Memorial Fast Days / 233
The Twentieth of Sivan—A Fast Day of Remembrance / 236
Fast Days for Repentance and Atonement / 237
Other Fixed Fast Days / 239
Nonfixed Fast Day / 240
Special Time Perios / 243
The Ten Days of Repentance / 243
The Month of Nisan / 244
The Counting of the Omer / 244
The Three Weeks (Bein ha-Meitzarim) / 245
The Month of Elul / 245
Days of Joy / 246
Local Purims / 247
Lag ba-Omier—The Thirty-third Day of the Omer Period / 247
The Day of Independence and Jerusalem Day / 248
Other Days When Taḥanun Is Not Recited / 249
CHAPTER 13. Torah Readings / 253
The Cycle of Torah Readings / 254
Taking the Torah Scrolls Out of the Ark / 256
The Order of Calling Up to the Torah / 258
Blessings for the Torah / 260
Torah-Reading Customs / 263
Hagbahah (“Raising”) and Gelilah (“Winding”) of the Torah Scroll / 265
Returning the Torah Scrools to the Ark / 267
The People Called Up to the Torah Reading / 268
The Torah Scroll / 270
Wrappings and Decorations of the Torah Scroll / 274
The Pointer (Yad) / 276
Cantillation of the Torah Reading (Ta’amei he-Mikra) / 277
Emperor Accents / 279
King Accents / 279
Minister Accents / 280
PART FOUR • The Synagogue and Communal Prayer
CHAPTER 14. The Synagogue / 285
Ancient Origins of the Synagogue / 285
Ancient Synagogues / 286
Synagogues Outside the City / 287
The Structure of the Synagogue / 288
The Women’s Gallery / 290
Orientation / 290
Synagogue Accessories / 292
The Holy Ark / 292
The Bimah / 292
Ner Tamid—The Eternal Light / 293
The Prayers Lectern / 293
Candles and Lamps / 294
The Basin / 294
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| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2002 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe, Religion & Theologie |
| Religion: | Judentum |
| Rubrik: | Geisteswissenschaften |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| ISBN-13: | 9780805211474 |
| ISBN-10: | 0805211470 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: | Steinsaltz, Adin |
| Hersteller: | Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 203 x 135 x 30 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Adin Steinsaltz |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 05.03.2002 |
| Gewicht: | 0,476 kg |
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