Part 17 of 26
Parts index
- 1 — Welcoming Shabbat: Psalms and Ana Bekoach
- 2 — Welcoming Shabbat: Lekha Dodi and Psalms 92–93
- 3 — Friday-night Arvit: Shema and its blessings
- 4 — Friday-night Arvit: The Amidah
- 5 — Friday night: Vaychulu and Aleinu
- 6 — Friday-night bedtime: Preparation and Shema
- 7 — Friday-night bedtime: Protective and closing verses
- 8 — Shabbat morning: Morning and Torah blessings
- 9 — Shabbat morning: Offerings and incense
- 10 — Shabbat morning: Hodu and Psalms 30 and 67
- 11 — Shabbat morning: Psalms of praise and ascent
- 12 — Shabbat morning: Psalms 135 and 136
- 13 — Shabbat morning: Barukh Sheamar and songs of praise
- 14 — Shabbat morning: Song at the Sea, Nishmat and Yishtabach
- 15 — Shabbat Shacharit: Yotzer Or and Shema
- 16 — Shabbat Shacharit: Amidah and Ashrei
- 17 — Shabbat Musaf: The additional Amidah
- 18 — After Musaf: Ein Keloheinu, incense and Aleinu
- 19 — Shabbat Mincha: Opening, Ashrei and Uva LeTzion
- 20 — Shabbat Mincha: The Amidah
- 21 — Shabbat Mincha: Tzidkatkha and Aleinu
- 22 — Saturday-night Arvit: Shema and its blessings
- 23 — Saturday-night Arvit: Amidah and Atah Honantanu
- 24 — Saturday night: Aleinu and Havdalah
- 25 — Saturday-night bedtime: Preparation and Shema
- 26 — Saturday-night bedtime: Protective and closing verses
Intention for Musaf
For the sake of the unification of the Holy One, blessed be He, and His Divine Presence, with awe and love, love and awe, to unite the Name Yod-Heh with Vav-Heh in perfect unity, in the name of all Israel: I prepare to pray the additional prayer of Shabbat, as ordained by our sages, to establish its root in the highest place. May the graciousness of the LORD our God be upon us; establish the work of our hands for us, establish the work of our hands.
Opening
My Adonai, open my lips, & my mouth will speak Your praises.
1 — Ancestors
Blessed are You Adonai, our God, & God of our fathers, God of Avraham, God of Yitshak & God of Yaacov. The great, the mighty & the awesome God. Exalted God. Who bestows good kindness. He possesses everything & recalls the kindness of the patriarchs. And brings the redeemer to their children's children, for His Name's sake, with love. King, helper, savior & a shield, blessed are You Adonai, Shield of Avraham.
2 — Divine might
You are mighty forever, my Adonai, You revive the dead – Greatly capable of saving.
(summer) who causes the dew to fall (winter) who causes the winds to blow & the rain to fall.
You sustain the living with loving-kindness. You revive the dead with great compassion. You support the fallen & heal the ill. And You release those bound. And You fulfill Your faithfulness to those who sleep in the ground. Who is like You, Master of [all] powers, King, Who causes death & gives life & causes salvation to sprout. & You are trustworthy to revive the dead. Blessed are You Adonai, Who revives the dead.
3 — Holiness of the Name
You are Holy, & Your Name is holy, & Your holy ones will praise You every day, forever. Blessed are You Adonai the Holy God. (10 days of repentance – the Holy King)
4 — The Sabbath and its additional offering
You established the Sabbath and desired its offerings; You commanded its particulars with the order of its libations. Those who delight in it shall inherit honor for ever; those who taste it merit life, and those who love its teachings have chosen greatness. From Sinai they were commanded concerning its proper observance.
May it be Your will, LORD our God and God of our ancestors, to bring us joyfully to our land and plant us within our borders. There we shall perform before You our obligatory offerings: the daily offerings in their order and the additional offerings according to their law. We shall perform and bring before You in love the additional offering of this Sabbath day, according to Your gracious command, as You wrote for us in Your Torah through Moses Your servant:
On the Sabbath day: two year-old lambs without blemish, and two tenth-measures of fine flour as a meal offering mixed with oil, with its libation. This is the burnt offering of each Sabbath, in addition to the regular burnt offering and its libation.
Those who keep the Sabbath and call it a delight shall rejoice in Your kingship. The people who sanctify the seventh day shall all be satisfied and delighted by Your goodness. You favored the seventh day and made it holy; You called it the most cherished of days, a remembrance of the work of creation.
Our God and God of our ancestors, please accept our rest. Sanctify us through Your commandments and give us our portion in Your Torah. Satisfy us with Your goodness, gladden our souls with Your salvation, and purify our hearts to serve You in truth. Grant us, LORD our God, Your holy Sabbath as an inheritance, in love and favor, so that all Israel who sanctify Your Name may rest on it. Blessed are You, LORD, who sanctifies the Sabbath.
5 — Acceptance of worship
Find favor, Adonai, our God, in Your people Israel, & to their prayers turn, & restore the [divine offering] service to the inner Sanctuary of Your house, & the fires [of the offerings] of Israel & their prayers speedily lovingly accept with favor, & let You continually have satisfaction from the service of Your people Israel.
And You, with Your great compassion, desire us & let us be dear, & may our eyes see Your return to Zion with compassion. Bless You, Adonai, Who returns His Divine Presence to Zion.
6 — Thanksgiving
We are grateful to You, that You are He Who is the Adonai, our God, & God of our fathers forever, & our Rock, the Rock of our lives & You are He Who is a Shield of salvation. For each & every generation, we will thank You & will relate Your praise, upon our lives that are placed in Your Hands, & upon our souls, that are entrusted in Your hands (when we sleep), & upon Your miracles that all day are with us, & all Your wonders & goodness at all times, at night, & morning & afternoon. The Good [One], for Your mercy never ends, The Merciful [One are You], for Your loving-kindness never ceases, forever we have hope in You.
Upon all of these, You are Blessed, You are Exalted & Uplifted (in our mouths) always, Your Name, our King, forever & ever & all the living will praise You evermore. And they will praise, & they will bless Your Great Name truely, constantly, for It is good, the God of our Salvation & our Assistance, the Good God. Blessed are You Adonai, the Good, Your Name & You are befitting to give thanks.
7 — Peace
Establish peace, good, & blessing, life, grace & kindness, & compassion upon us & upon all Israel, Your Nation, & bless us our Father all of us together with the light of Your countenance, For with the light of Your countenance, You gave us, Adonai, our God, Torah & Life, Love & Kindness, Righteousness & Compassion, Blessing & Peace, & it is Good in Your eyes to bless us, & to bless all Your people Israel, with great force & peace. Blessed are You Adonai, Who Blesses His people of Israel with Peace. Amen.
Closing the Amidah
May they find favor, the words of my mouth & the thoughts of my heart, before You, Adonai, my Rock & my Redeemer.
My God! Guard my tongue from Bad, & my lips from [speaking] deceit. And those that curse me, let my soul be silent. And let my soul be like the dust to all. Open my heart to Your Torah, & after Your Mitzvot (commandments) let my soul pursue, & all that rise against me for bad, quickly nullify their counsel & ruin their thoughts. Do [it] for the sake of Your Name, do [it] for the sake of Your right (mercy), do [it] for the sake of Your Torah, do [it] for the sake of Your Holiness. For the sake of refraining Your beloved (Israel, from sufferance), Your right (mercy) Deliver [us], & answer us.
May they find favor [from You] – the saying of my mouth & the reflections of my heart before You, my Adonai, my Rock & my Redeemer.
He Who makes peace from the heights, may He with His compassion, make peace upon us & all His people Israel, & [Let us] say, Amen.
Text sources
Order and scope follow the updated source document. Hebrew reference: Sefaria, Siddur Edot HaMizrach (CC0/public domain). English combines editorial translations, shared passages from the daily-prayer series and the public-domain JPS 1917 Psalms.
