On the second night of Sukkot, in what order should one recite Kiddush, Shehecheyanu, and the blessing over the sukkah?
Synopsis
The order of blessings on the second night of Sukkot is debated: either Kiddush → Shehecheyanu → sukkah blessing, or sukkah → Shehecheyanu, with Shehecheyanu returning to attach to Kiddush.
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