[Avodah] Early morning minyan

[kennethgmiller at juno.com]

R' Micha Berger asked:
> Shabbos morning, the Chazan will start at "Shochein Ad". How
> is the berakhah hasumekhah lechavertah nature of Yishtabach
> preserved? (Why doesn't this necessitate adding a "Baruch
> atah..." to the front of it?)

It seems to me that the berakhah hasumekhah lechavertah nature of Yishtabach is preserved, because he did say Baruch She'amar a few minutes ago, without any hefsek serious enough to disconnect them. Granted that the Baruch She'amar was said quietly and privately, while the Yishtabach will be said aloud and publicly, but I don't see why that would be relevant to berakhah hasumekhah lechavertah.

Or are you suggesting that the Baruch She'amar needs to have been aloud because he is being motzi someone?

Akiva Miller

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