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Shabbat Morning Siddur
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Redemption Remember the day you witnessed the impossible: You once lived in chains, beaten by failure or sorrow, your feet sunk in mortar and mud. And then one day a strong hand gripped yours and pulled you free. You once lived in a prison-house, married to your master, afraid at every turn. And then one night a pillar of fire ignited within you, leading the way out. You once lived in another city, in another country, in a place without choices, until you chose to escape. You carried all you owned on your shoulders and ran for the water’s edge, and walls of water rose on your right and on your left. You once lay bound in a knot of grief, tied tight to a person who could never return, chained to a cloud. But one day you saw that the pillar of cloud had moved behind you, urging you forward. And you turned to face the wind. You were convinced it could never happen, that nothing could change, that your despair would overtake you and drive you into the sea. But one day, today, you held your breath and decided to leap forward. And then the waters parted, and your feet found dry land.
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The light of Torah shines forth from Zion; Adonai’s teachings flow from Jerusalem. This scroll has nurtured our people from Sinai to today. It teaches us love and justice, hope and peace.
Passing The Torah L’Dor Vador Keeping the promise from generation to generation
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HAKAFA Keeping God’s gift among us
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Adon Olam
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Senior Rabbi Peter Rubinstein Senior Cantor Angela Buchdahl Associate Rabbi Michael Friedman Associate Rabbi Maurice Salth Assistant Cantor Julia Katz Janet Walton, Worship Consultant Creation, Revelation, and Redemption readings by Dara Horn
Material in this supplement is from Mishkan T’filah: A Reform Siddur Copyright © 2007 by Central Conference of American Rabbis. All rights reserved. Rabbi Steven A. Fox, Chief Executive Officer Rabbi Hara Person, Director of Press Rabbi Dan Medwin, Publishing Technology Manager 32
