Shaharit, Minha & Maariv

witty Our God and God of our ancestors, may there rise, come, reach, appear, be favored, heard, regarded and remembered before You, our recollection and remembrance, as well as the remembrance of our ancestors, and of the Messiah, son of David Your servant, and of Jerusalem Your holy city, and of all Your people the house of Israel — for deliverance and well-being, grace, loving-kindness and compassion, life and peace, on this day of: On Pesah: the festival of Matzot. On Shavuot: the festival of Shavuot. On Sukkot: the festival of Sukkot. On Shemini Atzeret & Simhat Torah: the festival of Shemini Atzeret. On it remember us, LORD our God, for good; recollect us for blessing, and deliver us for good lives. In accord with Your promise of salvation and compassion, spare us and be gracious to us; have compassion on us and deliver us, for our eyes are turned to You because You, God, are a gracious and compassionate King. the authority of the Oral Tradition. Sukkot is called “our time of rejoicing” because the word “rejoice” is mentioned three times in the Torah in connection with Sukkot (Lev. 23:40, Deut. 16:14, 15) — more than any other festival. Shemini Atzeret, while it shares in the joy of Sukkot, is, in some respects, a festival in its own right and is therefore referred to as such.