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Chanukkah Candle Lighting Blessings |
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One candle is added to the menorah each night. The first night, you light only the shammus (servant, the one at a different height) and one Chanukkah candle. By the eighth night, you light all of the candles.
Candles should be added to the menorah from right to left (like Hebrew
writing). The shammus candle is lit first. While holding the shammus candle,
recite the following blessings. They are usually sung, using the tunes indicated
by .
After reciting the blessings, use the shammus to light the Chanukkah candles from left to right (newest to oldest).
Candles should be left burning until they go out on their own. They must burn for more than half an hour. Standard Chanukkah candles burn for about an hour.
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