Amida

Some add this prayer: {7 May it be Your will, Lorp my God, God of my ancestors, that envy of no man may rise up in me, nor envy of me in any other; that I will not be angry today, nor make You angry; and save me from my evil impulse, placing humility and modesty into my heart. Our King and God, make Your name One in Your world; build up Your city, establish Your House and complete Your Sanctuary, gather in the exiles, redeem Your flock, and have Your congregation rejoice. Act for the sake of Your name; act for the sake of Your right hand; act for the sake of Your Torah; act for the sake of Your holiness. That Your beloved ones may be delivered, Ps. 60 save with Your right hand and answer me. May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart Ps.19 find favor before You, Lorp, my Rock and Redeemer. Bow, take three steps back, then bow, first left, then right, then center, while saying: May He who makes peace in His high places, make peace for us and all Israel - and say: Amen. }¥°%)) May it be Your will, Lorp our God and God of our ancestors, that the Temple be rebuilt speedily in our days, and grant us a share in Your Torah. And there we will serve You with reverence, as in the days of old and as in former years. Then the offering of Judah and Jerusalem will be pleasing to the LorD Mal. 3 as in the days of old and as in former years. On Motza’ei Shabbat (except when Yom Tov or Erev Pesah falls in the following week), the Leader continues with Half Kaddish (on the next page) then on other evenings the Leader says Full Kaddish on page 308: