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Studying the Siddur before Yomim Noraim?
The Shulchan Aruch OC (100:1) writes that there is an obligation to learn the tefillos which are not commonly said beforehand, and the Rema notes that nowadays we don't need to review the prayers ...
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Seder HaAvoda "Ata Konanta" in Nusach Ashkenaz
Which Nusach Ashkenaz communities/shuls say in Mussaf Yom Kippur the Seder HaAvoda that starts with "Ata Konantah"?
The standard Seder haAvodah in Nusach Ashekenaz is the piyut Amitz Koach. ...
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Halachic differences in the Yom Kippur avodah between piyutim
There are various piyutim said by different communities to describe the avodah on Yom Kippur. Are there halachic differences between any of these piyutim? For example, do they pasken like different ...
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Differences between the Yom Kippur service Ashkenaz/Sefard
Follow up question of Differences between the Rosh HaShanah service Ashkenaz/Sefard.
Besides the usual differences that differentiate between Nusach Ashkenaz and Sefard, such as the different order ...
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Machzor with the Chayei Adam's version of the Seder HaAvodah
The Chayei Adam (in Nishmas Adam) lists several edits he made in his Machzor for Yom Kippur in the Seder HaAvodah (Amitz Ko'ach) to better correspond with the description of the Avodah brought down in ...
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Koren Machzor and Shochen Ad
Last year I started using the Koren machzorim and I realized that the Ashkenaz editions use the wrong Shochen Ad. In most other machzorim, the section "B'fi Yisharim" forms acrostics of the names of ...
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If the "ten martyrs" didn't happen together, did the punishment-for-Joseph story happen? When?
It's commonly believed that the "ten martyrs" didn't all live in the same time period, and the description of them as a group is conceptual, not historical.
Now the story opens with a Roman ruler ...
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What's the best rewording of "midas harachamim aleinu hisgalgli" for those uncomfortable with it?
In the Selichot (fifth day of Aseret Yimei Teshuvah, HaPizmon shel Yud Gimel Middot HaRahamim) and in Ne'ila of Yom Kippur, there's the stanza that reads:
The concern is the few middle lines:
מדת ...
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