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L’chu N’ra·n’nah! is available in two formats.
L’chu N’ra·n’nah! “Birkat HaMazon/Blessings after the Meal” is a 32-page booklet containing the complete and abbreviated traditional forms of the Blessings after the Meal, and Sheva B’rachot for weddings.
L’chu N’ra·n’nah! “Blessings before and after the Meal, Z’mirot and songs for Shabbat, festivals, and other occasions” is a 160-page bencher that contains several versions of Birkat HaMazon, a traditional set of Shabbat z’mirot, all of your favorite songs, and maybe even a few new ones that will soon become your favorites.
Birkat HaMazon
Traditional Blessings after the Meal
- Shir haMa·a·lot
- Zimmun (Invitation)
- Zimmun For a Wedding
- Sheva B’ra·chot
- Zimmun for Brit Milah or Simchat Bat
Birkat HaMazon, Abbreviated
Birkat HaMazon, Alternatives
- B’rich Ra·cha·ma·na
- Mah She·a·cha·lnu
- You are the Source of Life
- You are the Source of Everything
- V’achalta v’savata u’veirachta
B’ra·chah A·cha·ro·nah
Before the Meal
Candle Lighting Blessings
- Make Circles
- Candle Lighting Blessings
- She·he·che·yanu
Shabbat HaMalkah
Shalom Aleichem
Blessing One’s Family
- Eis·het Cha·yil (A Woman of Strength)
- Psalm 15: In Praise of a Worthy Person
- Exchanging Blessings
- Bir·kat ha·Y’la·dim (Blessing One’s Children)
Kiddush and HaMotzi
- Kiddush for Friday Evening
- Kiddush for Festival Evening
- Kiddush for the Evening of Rosh Hashanah
- Ha·Motzi / You Bring forth Bread
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Washing the Hands
Rosh Hashanah Customs
Ushpizin
Z’mirot
Songs for Shabbat
- Kol M’ka·deish
- M’nu·chah v’Sim·chah
- Mah Y’di·dut
- Yom Zeh L’Yis·ra·eil
- Tza·m’ah Naf·shi
- Yah Ri·bon Alam
- Tzur Mi·she·lo A·cha·lnu
- Ba·ruch Eil El·yon
- Z’mirot / Songs for Shabbat Day
- Yom Zeh M’chu·bad
- Yom Shab·ba·ton
- Shim·ru Shab·to·tai
- D’ror Yik·ra
- Shabbat Ha·yom
- Ki Esh·m’rah Shabbat
Z’mirot / Songs for the Third Meal
- Miz·mor L’David
- Y’did Ne·fesh
Havdalah
- Havdalah Blessings
- Eiliyahu HaNavi
- Miriam HaN’vi·ah
- Sha·vu·a Tov
- Ha·mav·dil
Additional Songs
- Mi Pi Eil
Short Songs
- A·chat sha·al·ti
- Or cha·dash
- Or za·ru·a
- Al tira mi pa·chad
- Ei·leh cham·dah li·bi
- E·lo·hai n’sha·mah
- I·lu fi·nu
- Ei·le·cha A·do·nai ekra
- Ei·li A·tah
- Ei·li Ei·li
- Im Ein A·ni Li, Mi Li
- Im esh·ka·cheich Y’ru·sha·la·yim
- Im tir·tzu
- A·na, b’cho·ach
- A·nah A·do·nai ki a·ni avd’cha
- E·met A·tah hu ri·shon
- A·ni ma·amin
- A·ni y’shei·nah
- O·rech ya·mim
- A·shi·ra lA·do·nai b’cha·yai
- E·sa ei·nai
- Ba·ruch E·lo·hei·nu
- Ba·ruch ha·Ma·kom
- Bi·l’va·vi
- Bar·chei·nu a·vi·nu
- Da·vid Me·lech Yisra·eil
- Dodi li
- Hei·vei·nu sha·lom
- Si·man tov u·ma·zal tov
- Ha·shi·vei·nu
- Ha·vah na·gi·lah
- Ha·vah na·shi·rah
- Hi·neih mah tov
- Ho·shi·ah et a·me·cha
- Ha·sh’mi·i·ni
- U·va·u ha·ov·dim
- Va·ani, t’fi·la·ti
- V’ha·eir ei·nei·nu
- U·fa·ratz·ta
- Va·ha·vi·o·tim el har kod·shi
- V’no·mar l’fa·nav
- U·r’eih va·nim l’va·ne·cha
- U·shav·tem ma·yim
- V’ka·rev p’zu·rei·nu
- V’sha·vu va·nim
- Chemdat yamim
- Tov l’hodot
- V’sa·mach·ta b’cha·ge·cha
- Y’va·rech’cha Ad·on·ai miTzi·yon
- Ya·sis alayich
- Yis·m’chu ha·sha·mayim
- Yis·m’chu v’mal·chut’cha
- Yis·ra·eil b’tach
- Koh a·mar Ha·shem Ma·tza chein ba·mid·bar
- Koh a·mar Ha·shem Za·char·ti lach
- Yis·ra·eil v’o·ra·ita
- Ki heim chayeinu
- Ki im·cha m’kor cha·yim
- Ki miTzi·yon
- Ki v’sim·chah
- Kei·tzad m’rak·dim
- Kol han’sha·mah
- Kol ha·o·lam kulo
- Lo i·ra
- Lo yi·sa goi
- LaY’hu·dim hay’tah
- Leiv ta·hor
- Lo a·le·cha
- Lu·lei he·e·man·ti
- L’chu n’ran’nah
- L’ma·an a·chai v’rei·ai
- L’sha·nah ha·ba·ah
- Mah a·ha·vti To·ra·te·cha
- Mah gad·lu
- Mah na·vu
- Mah to·vu
- Ma·l’chu·t’cha
- Mi ha·ish
- Mi·ma·a·mi·kim k’ra·ti·cha A·do·nai
- Min ha·mei·tzar
- Ivdu
- Mi·ko·lot ma·yim ra·bim
- Mitz·vah g’dolah
- M’ki·mi mei·a·far dal
- Od ya·vo
- Si·man tov u·ma·zal tov
- Al na·ha·rot ba·vel
- Al sh’lo·shah d’va·rim
- O·zi v’zim·rat yah
- U·ri Tzi·yon
- Am Yis·ra·eil chai
- Eitz cha·yim hi
- O·seh sha·lom
- Kol do·di
- Pit·chu li
- Ro·m’mu
- Tza·mah na·fshi
- Shif·chi cha·ma·yim
- Si·su et Y’ru·sha·la·yim
- S’u sh’a·rim
- To·rah tzi·vah la·nu
