Basic Texts - 01 - The Siddur (Daily prayer book)

[@itstomatosmommy5098]

The announcements of page numbers and prayers are invaluable for me. I read Hebrew, and continue to learn more and more each day, but Baruch Hashem, those announcements help me know that I am included ❤

[@sofcuties]

Thanks for this video. I'm still learning a lot. My dad is jewish but raised our family catholic. I want to reconnect with my jewish side and formally convert, but I'm often too shy to go to synagogue or talk to other Jewish people because I feel illegitimate. Though my jewishness is something I claim, and hold very dear to me.

[@albertlevy3721]

If your mother is Jewish it is simple " you are Jewish"

[@johnopokuacquah3103]

i think we both have the same problem,only that you found his page early....i just love the learning,hoping to reconnect

[@Eligus33]

I've begun exploring this part of my sephardic heritage

[@stewartwershow]

the video was very helpful. Thank you. My father was Jewish but I was not sent to learn Hebrew. Now at 75 I am working at learning it and the prayers.

[@breishis]

Excellent. May the Creator continue to bless and protect you and draw you closer to Him. :)

[@rube1904]

Thank you, Rabbi!

[@alexandrafincher6301]

Thank you

[@levi7187]

Very Helpful, thank you Rabbi Daniel.

[@ShabbatChic]

This is such a valuable explanation. Thanks!

[@breishis]

You're very welcome. :)

[@lillianteague3119]

Thank you! This was very helpful and appreciated more than you know.

[@breishis]

Believe me, the pleasure is mine. I'm so glad you found it helpful.

[@mytorahstudy]

Thank you very much for the info, Rabbi Daniel

[@Lyosha9869]

I lost my siddur and found it after a year but worth watching you!

[@user-sv8fp8zo7s]

Thank you for putting this video up.

[@breishis]

You're very welcome

[@abrahamites5441]

Thank you Daniel these videos are sent from the Heavens,may HaShem bless you and all your family.Shalom Aleichem

[@syedabukhari2643]

Thank you so much I have been looking for this

[@FabioGuedesMusician]

Very good explanation, thank you!

[@christianbotello8537]

I’ve been studying Biblical Hebrew for 6 years and I want to learn more prayers. I’ve learned the Shema and the Cohenim Baracah. Thank you for your explanation. I will look for a siddur. Baruch Yah.

[@deborahschale6263]

I have a question and I would greatly appreciate all whom reply back to me , but 1st I want to give Thanks for this video, I knew it’s important to have a Siddur even though I don’t know anything about what it is about and I don’t know the Hebrew language yet. This video is the 1st that makes it more clear to me about what the Siddur is about. I don’t know anyone Jewish. I’ve never been around The Jewish ways. In 2015, I completely dropped out of my family’s Christian religion forever. I wish and pray that my family, friends and everyone in the World knew and obeyed THE WHOLE HOLY WORD. The Jewish ways are THE CREATOR, RULER of the Universe, THE FATHER YHVH YAH’s ways, HIS religion. I watch the Shabbat services on Utube, I understand so clearly why THE FATHER YAH loves and is very pleased with the worship of The Jewish religion, and why HE is very displeased at all other religions. There is HIS SON and there is HE, there is no Trinity! My question: Do Jews include pets in their home daily prayers? I am asking this question and getting answers from people is Important to me because all of CREATOR YAH’s creation is alive and all is commanded to worship HIM. Thank You for your time reading my comment.

[@viewercjg]

Deborah, glad to hear of your interest. Generally, especially among Orthodox Jews pets would not be included. However, when you address the Creator in prayer you are free to address the welfare of your pets. One Hasidic rabbi - Rabbi Nachman of Breslov encouraged an informal form of prayer called Hitbodedut - a conversation with God. In this you pick a time and place and just say whatever is on your mind in your own language - separate from the formal prayers in the Siddur. I encourage your explorations into Judaism and wish you well on your journey. Shalom.

[@deborahschale6263]

@@viewercjg Thank You so much. I will check into it. Shalom.

[@processandbeing]

Thank you for this video. I'm a Christian and very appreciative of Judaism, living far from either community. I would like to learn Hebrew so an inter interlinear siddur is a great recommendation! May G-d bless you and all your works for His glory.

[@breishis]

Thank you.

[@semperfi-1918]

I'm just starting my journey through these, I dont know much Hebrew. But thank you for your information.

[@breishis]

You are very welcome. I hope you find them helpful.

[@mwatts-riley2688]

You don't need to know Hebrew. You need to be able to just read on the left side of the book as the words are spoken in Hebrew. Thousands can not read Hebrew but still get joy Peace and education by listening and co reading English with it. M

[@timothya.olmeda7299]

Excellent and informative. Thank you for your kindness and knowledge of HA'SHEM.

[@paulcaswell2813]

There's a lovely Siddur produced for and by the Spanish & Portuguese Community in London. Lovely having Iberian in addition to the Hebrew.

[@shockwave4870]

✡️La ilaha ilela Davidur rasullah

[@mihailgae-draghici4864]

yeah, LA ILAHA ILLA ELOAH, WA ASH HADU UN DAVIDUR RASULLAH!

[@janestephens7062]

Thank you . I'm new to all this .

[@breishis]

We're all learning. :) [Daniel]

[@tylerwebber4263]

Love this video Baruch Hashem! Which Siddur is the one in Italian?

[@davegarciaofficial]

Hi!! What was that prayerbook that had Hebrew on one aside and the transliteration on the other? Looked like a Chabad Siddur (tehillat hashem) but I couldn’t quite see it . The regular TH has Hebrew and English so I’m VERY interested in the transliterated one! Thanks!!

[@jaredt2590]

That's one of the reasons you want to learn biblical hebrew so you can read our literature no matter where you go.

[@christo-chaney]

I have Siddur Sim Shalom. Both the old one from 1985 and the newer edition in two volumes. Hey...I think I know you! 😁

[@breishis]

You do look awfully familiar. ;)

[@librael5508]

Shalom🙏🏾🙏🏾from philippines here is there a link u can offer of pdf version of the complete prayer book that have an english translation thankyou

[@Emeth-777]

I just bought the Large siddur Jewish Daily Prayer Book Hebrew/English translation. Is that good for Torah reading?

[@breishis]

Who is the publisher? As a general rule, a siddur is meant for daily prayer, not Torah readings. A siddur can contain readings from the Torah but it is primarily a prayer book. For Torah readings, you should get a Chimash (for synagogue use) or a Tanakh (complete Hebrew scriptures) [see my videos for each of these books]. Depending on the publisher, a good Chumash/Tanakh can be excellent for Torah reading.

[@Emeth-777]

@@breishis Thanks for replying the publisher of this book I bought Is Sinai publishing.

[@wdtdive]

Dear Daniel thank you sooo much for your videos. Can a non Jew learn Torah and pray using a Siddur? If yes any advices how to use it? I have the complete Artscroll Siddur

[@breishis]

The short answer is yes, a non-Jew can read the Torah. In fact, the vast majority of the people in the world who read the bible are non-Jews. It is probably the most popular book worldwide. I suggest that you go through the siddur and see what prayers are meaningful to you. You might want to start off with a psalm or two that is relevant to you and to what you are going through in your life. Never underestimate the power if hisbodedus... talking to the Creator as if He was a close, trusted personal friend. In fact, that kind of prayer directly from the heart is probably more meaningful that reciting a prayer from the siddur. May HaShem continue to bless, protect and draw you close to Him.

[@wdtdive]

@@breishis Thank you for your time, kindness and for answering my questions. Would you have an email adress where I can reach you? Have a bless day with HaShem

[@samanadkins1281]

I am madeleyadkins and I want to know if I can buy the sidur jasidid in Spanish

[@breishis]

www.artscroll.com/Books/9781578199785.html

[@johnopokuacquah3103]

my SIDDUR is SYNAGOGUE EDITION OF THE COMPLETE ARTSCROLL SIDDUR,it has commentary,english translation,my worry is did i buy the right one please

[@LeoHillelT]

Thank you! Can you please give me the name of the Portuguese siddur you had out ?

[@breishis]

I don't have the name. It's not my siddur. It belongs to the Chabad Rabbi in Niagara Falls, Canada.

[@LeoHillelT]

Oh that’s ok, appreciate your response! Shavua Tov

[@dantaylor5476]

I have seen a interlinear siddur, but will they complete? Having both the weekday prayers and the holidays?

[@American_Refugee]

The edition / author of that particular Spainish Siddur?

[@gentiangjonej8304]

Where I can find to buy the Complete Siddur in Jeshish and Italian?

[@williamsokehielamudoha3952]

how do I get the Torah of does that are learning

[@mwatts-riley2688]

Sir. Where are you. You sound midwestern. Chicago-y or Milwaukee-ish. ? M. Elgin. Illinois

[@breishis]

I live in the Niagara Region of southern Ontario, Canada.

[@mwatts-riley2688]

@@breishis what? Naaa. Nope. You sound like Chicago or even Milwaukee. A soft tone. It's Good for me so thank you, Shalom. M

[@AngelLPena]

About a month ago, my best friend's father passed away, and I helped my friend clean out his father's room. During the cleaning, I found a Siddur that was given to the father on his Bar Mitzvah in 1967. Since I've been learning Hebrew for the last couple of months, my friend decided to give the Siddur to me. I've been using the Hebrew pages on this Siddur every day to get used to reading the Hebrew, and I think I've made a lot of progress. But, what I was hoping this video would help me understand, is whether or not the whole תפלת שחרית is prayed daily. I see that this part of the book is over 80 pages long. I'm on page 60 tonight, and it's been a month. Do people really pray through the whole thing in one day? That's something I'm very curious to know.

[@breishis]

Depending on the synagogue, they will go through all/most if it. Some will recite most or all of it. Some will recite a lot of it silently. Since you are beginning, you might want to concentrate on a few main prayers at first, then add more as you feel comfortable and confident. I suggest: the morning blessings (14 shortblessingsin a row), Ashrei, the Shema (3 paragraphs), the Amidah (18 silent blessings), and Aleinu. If you can't do them all, do as much as you can. Good luck, mazel tov and yasher koach.

[@AngelLPena]

@@breishis תודה רבה לך!!

[@mider9996]

May I ask what prayers are obligatory?

[@valterseverinodamota6946]

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