Should one recite 'May it be Your will' (Yehi Ratzon) after reading the passages of voluntary sacrifices?
Synopsis
The Mechaber requires this formula after burnt offerings, meal offerings, and peace offerings because they may be brought voluntarily, but not after sin and guilt offerings. Later authorities debate whether guilt offerings may come voluntarily.
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