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[HANASHIR:5538] Re: Adonai s'fatai tiftakh
- From: BEBWH <BEBWH...>
- Subject: [HANASHIR:5538] Re: Adonai s'fatai tiftakh
- Date: Thu 23 Mar 2000 13.49 (GMT)
In a message dated 3/23/2000 1:28:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,
contzius (at) home(dot)com writes:
<< modern rabbinic authority would have an
individual recite it "b'lakhash" (in a hushed tone) in order to
remind oneself of what to consentrate when entering the t'fillah
section. think of it merely as instruction on what to focus on when
praying the t'fillah. the line itself is not a prayer.
I think it;s important to remember in context of this discussion that the
Shaliach Tzibor is representing the entire congregation though his prayers.
When he says these words quietly he is reminding himself that he is serving
as the representative of all of the people in the room. For those who lead
services it's nice reminder for all of us that we have an awesome
responsibility on our shoulders.
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