[HANASHIR:7286] Re: calling folks to the Torah

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One correction, 'Yamdu' is m. (or mixed) plural.  'Ta-amod' is f. sing. and 
'Tamdu' is f. plural.

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> Date: Friday, 03-Nov-00 03:45 PM
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> From: Andy Curry               \ Internet:    
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> Subject:  [HANASHIR:7276] Re: calling folks to the Torah
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> Rick,
> 
> I think you just make up a poem...
> 
> On Shabbat, the first aliyah is preceded by the gabbai's declaring "V'yazor
> v'yagen v'yoshia l'chol hachosim bo, v'nomar: amen.  Hakol havu godel
> lElohenu utnu kavod latora.".  Then, if it is a congregation where being a
> kohen matters, and the first oleh is a kohen, you say "kohen, k'rav"
> ("kohen, approach").
> 
> The gabbai calls "yaamod so-and-so ben so-and-so [hakohen or halevi if a
> kohen or levi]" for a man.  For a woman, the form is "yamdu so-and-so...".
> It actually means "arise" or "stand", as in "amida".
> 
> After calling the first honoree, the congregation declares "V'atem hadvekim
> bAdonai Elohechem, chayim kulchem hayom", and then the gabbai repeats it.
> Only the first oleh!
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> Good shabbos,
> Andy
> 
> In congregations where being a kohen matters,
> At 10:41 PM 11/2/00 -0800, you wrote:
> >Can anyone e-mail to me the proper wording for calling someone to the 
> >Torah for an Aliyah?
> >
> >Rick
> >-- 
> >
> >Lupert: It's The Website - & - Poetry Super Highway
> >           http://PoetrySuperHighway.com/
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Andy Curry, Kansas City
> acurry (at) san-carlos(dot)rms(dot)slb(dot)com
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