Guide for those Davening without a Minyan on Rosh Hashanah 2020
Page listings from the NHBZ Machzor
1a) Morning Blessings. pages 60-62
1) Introductory Prayers and Psalms of Praise (Psukei D’Zimra) pages 79-100
- Optimally, one should recite all these prayers.
- Minimally, one must say:
- Blessed is He who spoke …. (Boruch Sh’amar) p. 89
- Happy are those … (Ashrei) p. 91-92
- The soul of every living … (Nishmas) p.97, and onward.
One says everything until the “Hatzi Kaddish” before ברכו (Barechu) on page 100.
- One doesn’t say any “Kaddish,” or ברכו, (Barechu) on pages 100 & 101.
- Say all the Blessings before & after the “Shema” till the end of the “Silent Amida” [without “Kedusha”] pages 101-114.
- One can say the piyut of אתה הוא אלו-הינו (You are our G-d) on page 118 and לא-ל עורך דין (To the Almighty who arranges judgment) on page 126.
- “Avinu Malkeinu” [on the 2nd day only] pages 152-154
- Psalms of the Day: Shabbos, page 158, Sunday, page 155
L’Dovid (both days): page 158 - Torah Reading: page 164
OPTIONAL TO RECITE*
אתה הראת/אין כמוך….בקדושתו (“You have been shown …. to His people Israel”) p.160
First Day: בריך שמיה…ולשלם (“Blessed is the Name … and for peace”) p.161
Second Day: ריבנו של עולם…ולשלם (“Master of the world …”) p. 161
Can be said in addition to 1st day optional/
DO NOT RECITE•
•Blessings before/after Aliya as well as blessings before/after the Torah Readings and Haftarah
•ה׳ ה׳…ונקה• (bottom of p. 160)
7b) Haftorahs Page 170
- First day: first יקום פורקן (“May there come …) page 174
- Shofar Blowing on the 2nd day: pages 175-176
If you have a shofar —the 2 blessings and 30 blasts. - Ashrei — pages 177-178
- Optional to say “Let them praise ….. Praise the Lord” on page 178
- The entire “Silent Amida” for “Musaf” — pages 180-192
- One can say the piyut ונתנה תוקף (“Let us proclaim”) on page 200 and האוחז ביד…וכל מאמינים (“He holds in His hands ..”) on pages 203-204
- Ein Kelokaynu, Aleinu — pages 245, 247 (No kaddish recited)
Questions? Please contact Rabbi Smason at Pepshort613@gmail.com
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