In the back are several pages where you can write your prayer requests and keep a record of answered prayer. Also using the Daily Prayer Siddur will add to your prayer life as well. We have included a simple daily Siddur in English and the Traditional Shema in English and Hebrew as well. However we recommend you purchase a good Prayer Siddur as Here`s the Selichot that you`ve been waiting for! New clear typeset and easy to follow instructions. Some of the features include: Instructions for sitting, standing, and other customs English instructions appears on both the English and Hebrew pages Headings identify major prayer sections All this in a clear new English and Hebrew typesetting. JesusBoat.com | Jesus Boat Online Store | Israeli Shop Tefilah(prayer)isaladderuponwhichour thanks, praise and requests to G-d travel until they reach His very throne. As we climb this ladder of prayer, we come closer to G-d. Siddur Sheli's easy-to-read Hebrew text with English transliteration allows you to learn the Tefilot as you chant and sing along. Translated keywords and meaning- Here you will find, in both Hebrew and English, the text of the blessings recited prior to the lighting of the menorah on Chanukah. Following the blessings are the texts of Haneiros Halallu and Maoz Tzur, the songs customarily sung after lighting the menorah. AS A PUBLIC SERVICE, WE OFFER THE TEXT OF THE PRAYER FOR DOWNLOADING. Selichos include any prayer or blessing that is largely based on Kabalistic or Jewish mysticism and I feel that it is unnecessary to discuss my reasons. On the other hand, I have eliminated some other prayers and blessings for other reasons. I chose to eliminate any prayer or blessing that separates Yahudim from Ephraimites or speaks of Leil Selichot for Hebrew Year 5782 occurs after nightfall on Saturday, 17 September 2022 . Selichot or slichot (Hebrew: סליחות) are Jewish penitential poems and prayers, especially those said in the period leading up to the High Holidays, and on Fast Days. In the Ashkenazic tradition, it begins on the Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah. The core of the Selichot prayers is the 13 Attributes of Mercy, the very words that God taught Moses for the people to use whenever they needed to beg for divine compassion. Because the Talmud states that God was wearing a tallit at that time (Rosh Hashanah 17b), it is customary for the prayer leader to wear a tallit for the recital of the Selichot prayers, even though they otherwise are never worn at this early hour because it is too dark to see the tzitzit (which are meant to be visual Adon ha-selichot, bochen levavot Goleh 3amukot, dover tsedakot Chatanu lefanekha rachem 'allenu (2) Hadur beniflaot, vatik benechamot Zocher b'rit avot, choker kelayot Chatanu lefanekha rachem 'allenu (2) Tov umetiv labriyot, yodea3 kol nistarot Kovesh 3avonot, lovesh tsedakot Chatanu lefanekha rachem 'allenu (2) Maleh zakhiyyot, norah tehillot Selichot: (a) penitential prayers read before dawn during the week preceding Rosh Hashanah; (b) the days during which these prayers are recited; (c) special prayers recited on fast days and Yom Kippur Katan. Adon Olam (7) Beginning on Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah, we recite "Slichot" (or Selichot), a special series of prayers that invoke God's mercy. If Rosh Hashanah falls at the beginning of the week, then "Slichot" begin on the Saturday night of the previous week. (Sefardim begin saying "Slichot" on Rosh Chodesh