וקבעיה רביה בשמיה.
and his teacher established it in his name. Consequently, it is counted as one of Rabban Yoḥanan ben Zakkai’s ordinances.
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וקבעיה רביה בשמיה.
and his teacher established it in his name. Consequently, it is counted as one of Rabban Yoḥanan ben Zakkai’s ordinances.
מתני׳ סדר ברכות: אומר אבות וגבורות וקדושת השם, וכולל מלכיות עמהן, ואינו תוקע.
Mishnah: The order of the blessings of the additional prayer on Rosh HaShana is as follows: One recites the blessing of the Patriarchs, the blessing of God’s Mighty Deeds, and the blessing of the Sanctification of God’s Name, all of which are recited all year long. And one includes the blessing of Kingship, containing many biblical verses on that theme, with them, i.e., in the blessing of the Sanctification of God’s Name, and he does not sound the shofar after it.
קדושת היום ותוקע, זכרונות ותוקע, שופרות ותוקע, ואומר עבודה והודאה וברכת כהנים, דברי רבי יוחנן בן נורי.
Next, one adds a special blessing for the Sanctification of the Day, and sounds the shofar after it; followed by the blessing of Remembrances, which contains many biblical verses addressing that theme, and sounds the shofar after it; and recites the blessing of Shofarot, which includes verses that mention the shofar, and sounds the shofar after it. And he then returns to the regular Amida prayer and recites the blessing of God’s Service and the blessing of Thanksgiving and the Priestly Blessing. This is the statement of R' Yoḥanan ben Nuri.
אמר לו רבי עקיבא: אם אינו תוקע למלכיות — למה הוא מזכיר? אלא: אומר אבות וגבורות וקדושת השם, וכולל מלכיות עם קדושת היום ותוקע, זכרונות ותוקע, שופרות ותוקע, ואומר עבודה והודאה וברכת כהנים.
R' Akiva said to him: If one does not sound the shofar for the blessing of Kingship, why does he mention it? Rather, the order of the blessings is as follows: One recites the blessing of the Patriarchs and that of God’s Mighty Deeds and that of the Sanctification of God’s Name. He subsequently includes the blessing of Kingship in the blessing of the Sanctification of the Day, and sounds the shofar. Next he recites the blessing of Remembrances, and sounds the shofar after it, and the blessing of Shofarot and sounds the shofar after it. He then recites the blessing of God’s Service and the blessing of Thanksgiving and the Priestly Blessing.
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