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Siddur Status Update
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One of the monumental projects that First Fruits is currently working towards is the publication of a greatly anticipated complete Messianic Siddur. This project has been in full swing now for several years and everyone wants to know how its going and when it will be available. Boaz shares some of these details in this episode of Back Office.
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C.A. Worcester | March 4, 2009 8:15 AM
Will the siddur be all-inclusive? Will the prayers specifically found in a woman's siddur or a man's siddur be contained in one siddur, or will there be separate ones?
MJ
>>Reply
At this point it is our intention to make is as inclusive as possible. Some specific prayers that are not for everyone, will be in a back, as to not interrupt the flow. What prayers from the woman's siddur are you interested in?
MJ Belko | March 4, 2009 8:17 AM
I like the prayers regarding childbirth and children (finding a mate, success, circumcision), prayers for a bride, etc.
I think all-in-one is a good idea. I like the prayers for the government and armed forces in the man's siddur that I can't seem to find in the woman's siddur (unless I'm just missing it). Putting the female-specific prayers in the back is fine by me. I think the women in general will appreciate having them on hand.
MJ
MJ Belko | March 4, 2009 9:21 AM
Will the Siddur be in Hebrew language also? Or only English?
juxtaposed or . . .?
Thank You
**It will be in Hebrew and English: See samples of our design template here: http://ffoz.org/resources/infocus/mealtime_prayer.html***
Alex Rothschild | March 14, 2009 8:46 PM