Category Archives: A Sinaite’s Sabbath Liturgy

KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS O CREATOR of LIGHT, in the meaningful family tradition of Your chosen people, the matriarch of the family kindles the Sabbath lights and recites the blessing:   Blessed art Thou, O LORD [YHWH], our God,  King of the Universe, Who hast sanctified us by Thy commandments  and hast commanded us to “kindle  the […]

A Sinaite’s Liturgy in Celebration of Motherhood – 2nd Sabbath in May

KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS O CREATOR of LIGHT, in the meaningful family tradition of Your chosen people, the matriarch of the family kindles the Sabbath lights and recites the blessing:   Blessed art Thou, O LORD [YHWH], our God,  King of the Universe, Who hast sanctified us by Thy commandments  and hast commanded us to “kindle  the […]

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A Sinaite’s Liturgy – 4th Sabbath in April

[These prayers are borrowed from the book titled:  Entering Jewish Prayer: Guide to Personal Devotion and the Worship Service,  by Reuven Hammer.  When we feature prayer traditions of other faiths, particularly the liturgical expressions of observant Israel, our purpose is simply to learn from them and experience their way of worshipping the same God we all […]

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A Sinaite’s Liturgy – 3rd Sabbath of March

 KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS   Blessed are You, YHWH,  Creator God, whose very first words recorded in Scripture were: “let there be light”, Whose LIGHT illuminated empty space before there ever was a created sun; Who designed heavenly luminaries for visual delight as well as  for guidance.   In Your theophanies as recorded in the Hebrew Scriptures,  […]

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