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Shulchan Arukh, Orach Chayim 48
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Opens “אומרים פרשת התמיד ופסוקי קרבן שבת אומרים…”
Named: רבן שבת.
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<b>אומרים פרשת התמיד ופסוקי קרבן שבת אומרים אצל פרשת התמיד. ובו סעיף אחד:</b><br>הגה ואומרים פרשת התמיד וי"א סדר המערכה ורבון העולמים אתה צויתנו וכו' ואם אי אפשר לאומרו בצבור יכול לאומרו בביתו ולחזור לקרות פ' התמיד לבד עם הצבור ויכוין בפעם השנייה כקורא בתורה [טור]: בשבת אומרים אצל פרשת התמיד פסוקי מוסף שבת אבל לא בר"ח ויום טוב מפני שקורא בתורה בפסוקי מוסף: הגה וי"א שמזכירין גם מוסף ר"ח וכן נוהגין כדי לפרסם שהוא ר"ח וכן הוא לקמן סי' תכ"א [טור] ונהגו המדקדקים להתנועע בשעה שקורין בתורה דוגמת התורה שנתנה ברתת וכן בשעה שמתפללים על שם כל עצמותי תאמרנה ה' מי כמוך [אבודרהם]:
[Gloss: And we say the section of the daily offering. And there are those who say the order of the woodpile (Yoma 33a) and "Master of the World, You commanded us", etc. And if it is not possible to say with the congregation, one can say it in one's house and come back to read the section of the daily offering on one's own with the congregation [i.e. in its presence]. And the second time, one should intend it like reading in the Torah (Tur)] On Shabbat we say the verses of the additional offering of Shabbat instead of the section of the daily offering, but not on Rosh Chodesh or Yom Tov because we read the verses of the additional offering in the Torah. [Gloss: And there are those who also mention the additional offering of Rosh Chodesh - and so we practice in order to publicize that it is Rosh Chodesh, and so it is below in Siman 421 (Tur). And those who are exacting have practiced to shake at the time that we read the Torah as an illustration of the Torah that was given with trembling, and so too at the time that we pray, because of "all my bones will say to you, Lord who is like You?" (Abudarham)
English translation: Sefaria Community Translation · CC0