Hallel

three waves for each word of the verse (except God’s name), inthe following directions: right, left, ahead, up, down, back. ‘1114 Blessed is one who comes in the name of the LORD; we bless you from the House of the LORD. Blessed is one who comes in the name of the LORDD; we bless you from the House of the LORD. The LORD is God; He has given us light. Bind the festival offering with thick cords [and bring it] to the horns of the altar. The LORD is God; He has given us light. Bind the festival offering with thick cords [and bring it] to the horns of the altar. You are my God and I will thank You; You are my God, I will exalt You. You are my God and I will thank You; You are my God, I will exalt You. Thank the LORD for He is good; His loving-kindness is for ever. Thank the LORD for He is good; His loving-kindness is for ever. on All Your works will praise You, LORD our God, and Your devoted ones — the righteous who do Your will, together with all Your people the house of Israel — will joyously thank, bless, praise, glorify, exalt, revere, sanctify, and proclaim the sovereignty of Your name, our King. > For it is good to thank You and fitting to sing psalms to Your name, for from eternity to eternity You are God. Blessed are You, LORD, King who is extolled with praises. On Sukkot, Hoshanot (page 904) are said at this point, followed by Full Kaddish. On weekday Hanukka (except Rosh Hodesh Tevet), Yom HaAtzma’ut and Yom Yerushalayim, the service continues with Half Kaddish on page 164.