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[ Back in  year 2014, after much study and discussion of  the seven “My feasts” commanded in Leviticus 23,  Sinaites arrived at an understanding of which of the feasts apply to non-Israelites, that is, Gentiles like ourselves.  While all of the seven are in Israel’s national experience and historical roots, three of them are in the individual and community experience of non-Israelites/Gentiles. These are:  

(1) the weekly Sabbath modeled by the Creator Himself in Genesis 2;  

(2) Yom Kippur or the Day of Atonement which every Jew or Gentile should observe since everyone is prone to violate YHWH’s Torah and should sincerely repent; and

(3) Shavuot which commemorates the giving of the Torah on Sinai, an anniversary that all humankind should celebrate.

This liturgy expresses our joyful celebration of the giving of YHWH’s LAW, an act of grace and mercy from YHWH,

• the God of Israel,
•  the God Who spoke on Sinai,
• our (Sinaite’s) God
• and the God of all gentiles who choose Him and who choose to live in conformity with His revealed will.

We believe that all humankind are under grace AND law, for by YHWH’s grace, He shared with humanity what He expects of each individual!  How else would humanity live together had not the Law-Giver commanded what is just for all, through righteous living, for the good of the other, in community with one another, where the ends of justice is served equally.  The Torah is doable, not impossible to obey; the Law-Giver is a benevolent King Who best understands that those Who would choose to live under His Kingship are capable of doing all that He commands. He specially designed humanity with freedom of choice, endowed with free will to obey Him or not.

We maintain that faith is based on divinely given truth: YHWH’s Sinai revelation and no other. Deuteronomy warns, do not add or subtract!

Indeed there is cause for celebrating for Jew and Gentile.  Shavuot is one of YHWH’s “MY” feasts, and so we Gentiles today, relate to the Gentiles in the “mixed multitude” who stood with Israelites on Sinai—

• to embrace the God who appeared on Sinai as our GOD,
• to acknowledge His sovereign rule over us as our chosen KING,
• and to accept His Law because He is our declared LORD!

—Admin1]

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 Kindle the Sabbath Lights

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Blessed be the Name of the Creator,

Master Designer of the universe,

Redeemer of Israel,

Revelator on Sinai,

our great and awesome God.

Blessed be Your Name,

O YHWH, the Eternal,

Who was, is, and will be,

Who chooses to be what You choose to be.

You manifested as a burning bush,

as Shekinah,

an Invisible Presence amidst thunder and lightning

at the giving of Your Torah,

though Your voice was heard by all.

Tonight as we kindle the sabbath lights,

 we join Your firstborn son Israel,  Your chosen people,

 in commemorating the giving of Your Torah, 

as part of Your covenant with Your chosen nation, 

a nation You formed through their patriarchs,

 Avraham, Yitzchak and Yaakov.

We claim our place with the Gentiles

among the mixed multitude gathered at Sinai,

 likewise delivered from bondage to Egypt

 seven weeks earlier, on the night of Passover.

We submit to You, YHWH as our LORD and our GOD;

We embrace Your TORAH as our Way of Life,

 for it is Your gift not only to Israel but to the nations, to all peoples; 

we celebrate with Israel this ‘feast of weeks’.

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The Ten Commandments

EXODUS 20   

And God spoke all these words:

2   “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, 

out of the land of slavery.

3   “You shall have no other gods before  me.

4-6   “You shall not make for yourself an image

 in the form of anything in heaven above

or on the earth beneath or in the waters below.   

You shall not bow down to them or worship them; 

for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God,

 punishing the children for the sin of the parents 

to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me,  

 but showing love to a thousand generations of those

who love me and keep my commandments.

7  “You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God,

for the Lord will not hold anyone guiltless who misuses his name.

8 -11   “Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy.  

Six days you shall labor and do all your work,  

but the seventh day is a sabbath to the Lord your God.

On it you shall not do any work,

neither you, nor your son or daughter,

nor your male or female servant,

nor your animals,

nor any foreigner residing in your towns. 

 For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, 

the sea, and all that is in them,

but he rested on the seventh day. 

Therefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy.

12   “Honor your father and your mother, 

so that you may live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.

13   “You shall not murder.

14   “You shall not commit adultery.

15    “You shall not steal.

16    “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.

17   “You shall not covet your neighbor’s house.

You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife,

or his male or female servant, his ox or donkey,

or anything that belongs to your neighbor.”

18-19  When the people saw the thunder and lightning

and heard the trumpet and saw the mountain in smoke, 

they trembled with fear. 

They stayed at a distance and said to Moses,

“Speak to us yourself and we will listen.

But do not have God speak to us or we will die.”

20   Moses said to the people,

“Do not be afraid.  God has come to test you,

so that the fear of God will be with you to keep you from sinning.”

21   The people remained at a distance,

while Moses approached the thick darkness where God was.

Idols and Altars

22-23  Then the Lord said to Moses, 

“Tell the Israelites this:

‘You have seen for yourselves that I have spoken to you from heaven:   

Do not make any gods to be alongside me; 

do not make for yourselves gods of silver or gods of gold.

24 “‘Make an altar of earth for me

and sacrifice on it your burnt offerings and fellowship offerings,

your sheep and goats and your cattle.

Wherever I cause my name to be honored,

I will come to you and bless you. 

25 If you make an altar of stones for me,

do not build it with dressed stones,

for you will defile it if you use a tool on it. 

26 And do not go up to my altar on steps,

or your private parts may be exposed.’

BLESSINGS

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There is no greater blessing than the knowledge of You, O YHWH,

and yet You bless us further with Your Torah, Your Tree of Life, our chosen Way of Life.

Further You bless us with one another—a small community of like-minded believers in Your Sinai revelation,

who hold steadfastly to Your declarations.

And more . . .You have blessed us with family —

beloved parents, spouses,

children, and extended relationships,

all loved ones—-

We thank You for each one of them,

and seek Your blessing upon them—

for protection, for provision, for Your saving grace,

 that they might seek You with all their heart

and all their mind and all their soul,

 and find You just as we have found You 

where You spoke Your words of life —

Your Sinai Revelation— 

may they find You in their lifetime.

We celebrate the life You have granted each generation of our family, 

may each of our beloved ones choose Your Life,

Your Torah Tree of Life, just as we have done.  

Amen.

L’chaim, to LIFE!

SHAVUOT MEAL/TORAH STUDY 

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HAVDALAH

O YHWH, Revelator- God on Sinai,

Thank You for giving us

a glimpse of YOU

through Your revelation on Sinai.

Thank You for giving us Your Law, Your Torah,

and teaching us Your Way;

Without Your Revelation

on how humankind should live

with one another, in community,

We  tend to resort to our own chosen way,

ignorant of what is right in Your Eyes,

following our own self-centered instincts.

Thank You for being a GOD who speaks,

A LORD Who communicates Your Will

to the only creature You chose to bear Your Image.

May we be enabled, as we enable ourselves,

to bear Your Image

in a way that others will see You

in how we live our life, from day to day,

moment  by moment,

and be worthy to have our names written

in Your Book of Life.

Amen.

A joyful Shavuot celebration

to all who choose to obey YHWH’s Torah . . .

it is for all humanity,

Jew and Gentile.

SHABBAT SHALOM,

in behalf our Sinai 6000 Core Community, 

meet you at YHWH’s Spiritual Sinai — His TORAH!

NSB@S6K

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KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS

O Source of Light, YHWH our God–

Before You created the heavenly lights,

the sun, moon and stars,

Your LIGHT shone in the dark emptiness of space.

Then You spoke LIGHT into existence

in words that reverberate from Day One of Creation

through the ages, on to our time:

“Let there be light,

and there was light.”

As we kindle these Sabbath lights,

we thank You for visual light

that brightens the darkness in our world,

and spiritual light that illuminates mind, heart, and spirit!

We welcome Your Queen of days, Your Holy Sabbath,

a day of rest at the culmination of our week.

Blessed are You, YHWH our God, Lord of the Sabbath,

King over our lives.  Amen.

Original Hymn: Immortal Invisible God Only Wise

Original Lyrics by Walter Chalmers Smith
Music: Welsh melody from John Roberts’s Canaidau y Cyssegr

Nor wanting, nor wasting, thou rulest in might;
Thy justice like mountains high soaring above
Thy clouds which are fountains of goodness and love.

3. To all, life thou givest, to both great and small;
In all life thou livest, the true life of all;
We blossom and flourish as leaves on the tree,
And wither and perish, but naught changeth thee.

4. Thou reignest in glory; thou dwellest in light;
Thine angels adore thee, all veiling their sight;
All laud we would render: O help us to see
‘Tis only the splendor of light hideth thee.

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affect and infect all the rest;

So parents be mindful,

of values you pass on to branches

be none but the best.

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HAVDALAH

Original Hymn:  Breathe on Me, Breath of God/Revised Lyrics

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 1.  Breathe on me, breath of God,

Fill me with life anew,

That I may love all that You love

and do what You tell me to.

2.  Breathe on me, breath of God,

until my heart is pure,

May Your desires be my desires,

till my path to You is sure.

3.  Breathe on me, breath of God,

May I fit Your design,

May each and every part of me

be filled with Your LIFE  divine.

4.  Breathe on me, breath of God,

Be with me till the end,

Till it’s the time for one last breath,

Forever with You, I’ll spend.

SHABBAT SHALOM

In behalf of Sinai 6000 Core Community

based in Baguio City, Philippines,

     NSB@S6K

KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS

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O CREATOR of LIGHT,

in the meaningful family tradition of Your chosen people,

the matriarch of the family kindles the Sabbath lights and recites the blessing:

Blessed art Thou,

O LORD [YHWH],

our God, 

King of the Universe,

Who hast sanctified us by Thy commandments 

and hast commanded us to “kindle  the Sabbath-Lights.”

As children of all ages celebrate Motherhood, 

We reflect on the special role of woman

to the assigned function of childbearing: 

You designed the propagation of the human race

through the re-creation of new life

to include the participation of both male and female,

but granting woman–

 the unique privilege of hosting an embryo,

designing her to be the suitable vessel 

to carry and nurture a developing life to full maturity.

On ‘birthing’ day

 when the unborn is ready to leave the dark security of the womb,  

to finally see the light of day,

Mother continues to nurture her child with selfless dedication,

until it is time to release and entrust this beloved part of her ‘self’

 to the teaching of Your TORAH, Your guidance for life.,

divinely assigned to father.

Just as Your Words through Isaiah speak of Israel Your Firstborn,

a mother could say to each child that she births, 

15 Can a woman

forget her suckling child,

that she should not have compassion

on the son of her womb

yea, they may forget,

yet will I not forget thee.

Bless all Mothers, O GIVER and SOURCE of LIFE,

for their special place in the lives of children,

for providing never-ending unconditional love to them.

May children young and old,  see in Mothers 

that very IMAGE of You, a loving GOD Who cares

that each child fulfills the purpose for which he was created:

to know You first and foremost, 

yet freely choose his destiny,

with You or without You in it.

It is our prayer that our children will choose ‘Life’,  

YOUR LIFE,  for in doing so,  

their destiny is rightly directed and ultimately blessed,

and that brings great comfort to a mother’s heart.

It is our prayer that, while fathers are assigned

the primary responsibility of teaching Your WAY of Life, 

to our children and our children’s children,

that mothers will step in, if and only when—

fathers fail to dispense their duty and responsibility

that You have clearly commanded in the SHEMA,

initially to Israel, though intended for all humanity:

Hear, Israel, [O Nations],

YHWH our God, the LORD is one.

And you shall love YHWH your God

with all your heart

and with all your being

and with all your might.  

And these words that I charge you  today

will be upon your heart.  

And you shall rehearse them to your sons

and speak of them

when you sit in your house

and when you go on the way

and when you lie down

and when you rise.  

And you shall bind them

as a sign on your hand

and they shall be as circlets

between your eyes.  

And you shall write them

on the doorposts of your house

and in your gates.

[Deuteronomy 6:4-9]

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Proverbs 31:28-31

Her children have risen and praised her;

her husband and he extolled her:

“Many women have amassed achievement,

but you surpassed them all.”

Grace is false, and beauty vain;

a woman who fears YHWH, 

she should be praised.

Give her the fruits of her hands;

and let her be praised in the gates

by her very own deeds. 

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 Original Tune:  ‘O Mighty Cross’

[Revised Lyrics]

1.  Oh Lord of Life, Who knew my name

before I came to know Your Name,

Your very breath gives me my soul,

my very being, spirit, mind and heart, my all.

2.  Oh God of Truth, how could we know

the way through life, the way to You,

Your guiding Light, your Words of life,

have led me through the path, the only path to You.

3.  O loving God of humankind,

teach us Your Way, show us Your Mind,

Torah says all we need to know,

there is no other Source of Truth, it is just so.

4.  Immortal God, Who was and is,

from now through all eternity,

You are the First, You are the Last,

no other God is there on earth or heaven above.

BLESSINGS

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O YHWH, 

You perfectly designed the world we live in

to sustain all life—

with sunshine and air,

water and a variety of  nourishment

and provisions for every need, 

to sustain plant, animal and human life.

We bless You for blessing us 

with fruit from the vine

and food from Your bountiful nature,

 ‘manna’ that nourish body, mind and spirit.

 In Your Tabernacle in the wilderness, 

You consistently stressed two items together:

 the Ark of the Covenant 

which contained Your revelation on two tablets of stone, 

and the table of shewbread 

which was replaced every Sabbath.

How could we miss the connection:  

that as we delight in nourishing our physical life, 

we nurture our spiritual life by ‘feeding’ on Your Torah, 

both, a joy and delight not only on Sabbath, 

but as often as we desire food for body and soul.

We celebrate motherhood, 

and ask for blessings upon all women  

who deliver Your gift of life to each of their children.

May they be rewarded in the desires of the heart,

that their children no matter how old, 

will find joy from the Source of all joy, 

YOU,  O YHWH, our Lord and our God,

their Creator the Source of all life.

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We ask for blessings upon our family:

[name them] fathers, mothers,  

sons and daughters, their spouses, 

grandchildren, extended kin.

We thank You for the blessing of lives 

that are not only well-lived but rightly-lived,

because of a special connection with You,

Who determines length of life 

and gives meaning to our being born,

to our being,  to our existence, 

and even to the ending of our lifetime.

May none of us waste precious time,

 for every second and every minute is forever gone,

 and none of us know the length of life 

You have allotted each of us on this earth.

For the precious gift of TIME, O YHWH,  we are grateful,

and we are thankful for the time we have spent

with the woman who gave birth to us, (name your mother).

We are just as thankful for surrogate mothers (name them),

and grandmothers (name them),

and all mothers among our friends and acquaintances, 

and single mothers, by choice or circumstance,

We ask for blessings upon  ‘mother figures’ among men,

whether single or married, who have undertaken a ‘mothering role’

to children who are not their own,

to their siblings, extended kin, orphans.

 As we celebrate motherhood,  we say —-

Mabuhay, to Life, L’chaim!

SABBATH MEAL

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TORAH STUDY

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HAVDALAH

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Shabbat shalom

in behalf of Sinai 6000 core community

based in Baguio City, Philippines,

NSB@S6K

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[The Sinaite’s’ musical liturgy 

borrows music from Christian hymnody

but our lyrics revision reflect our Sinaite creed.  

Imitation is the best compliment;  

so we salute the composers  of Christian hymns;   

no doubt they were inspired by the God

they love and serve, 

just as we are inspired by the God

we have chosen to follow,

to serve and to worship:

His Name is YHWH.  —Admin1] 

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KINDLE THE SABBATH LIGHTS

Erev Shabbat by Laura Bolter

Sing hallelu YAHUWAH LORD;   sing hallelu YAHUWAH LORD;

Sing hallelu YAH, sing hallelu YAH, sing hallelu YAHUWAH LORD!

[Original Tune:  Bread of the World, Revised Lyrics]

LIGHT of the world,  dispel the darkness

that makes men blind who see You not,

There’s unbelief, there’s skepticism,

‘There is no God’, or so they say.

Your LIGHT shines bright to all believers

who see You, listen to Your Voice,

You speak Your Word through all the ages,

from Sinai to our seeking hearts.

[Original Tune:  All Glory, Praise and Honor, Revised Lyrics]

1.  All glory, praise and honor, 

Yahuwah God our King!

To Whom our hymns of worship 

with loud hosannas sing!

Thou art the God of Israel,

of all humanity,

Who learn Thy guidelines in Thy Word, 

believe and worship Thee.

2.  The company of angels 

keep praising Thee no end;

We join their mighty chorus, 

our love to Thee we send!

Thy chosen people Israel, 

Thy firstborn son Thou led

As fire by night and cloud by day, 

with manna they were fed.

3.  To Thee they brought their offerings, 

they sang their hymns of praise.

Like them we sing our praises, 

our heartfelt thanks we raise.

Thou art the Source of all our joy, 

the source of our delight.

We thank Thee for Thy Sabbath rest, 

the day when we’re most blest!

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Psalm 119:  1-16

1 Blessed are those whose way is blameless,

who walk in the law of the Lord!

2  Blessed are those who keep his testimonies,

who seek him with their whole heart,

3  who also do no wrong, but walk in his ways!

4  You have commanded your precepts to be kept diligently.

5  Oh that my ways may be steadfast in keeping your statutes!

6 Then I shall not be put to shame,

having my eyes fixed on all your commandments.

7  I will praise you with an upright heart,

when I learn your righteous rules.

8  I will keep your statutes;do not utterly forsake me!

9  How can a young man keep his way pure?

By guarding it according to your word.

10  With my whole heart I seek you;

let me not wander from your commandments!

11  I have stored up your word in my heart,

that I might not sin against you.

12  Blessed are you, O Lord;

teach me your statutes!

13  With my lips I declare

all the rules of your mouth.

14  In the way of your testimonies I delight

as much as in all riches.

15  I will meditate on your precepts

and fix my eyes on your ways.

16  I will delight in your statutes;

I will not forget your word.

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[Original Tune:  Give Thanks/Revised Lyrics]

Give thanks for this Sabbath day,

Give thanks for this time, we pray,

Give thanks because He’s given

all we need, day to day,

Give thanks for our family,

For spouse, for our children dear,

For special friends we’ve chosen,  

All are gifts from His Heart,

And so let us celebrate our joys,

Let us celebrate our life,

As we sip our wine, partake of this bread,

All these are sweet blessings from our God, 

What an awesome loving God, 

and Yahuwah is His Name,

Praise His Name,

Give Him thanks,

Heed His Word,

Live His Life.

PRAYER

Lord of Life, God of Generations,

You have blessed us with beloved family–

[Name them] parents, siblings,

spouse, children, extended kin,

and special people.

As we partake of this bread and drink this wine,

symbols of Your provisions and the joy we derive

in celebrating the Sabbath,

We remember them all

and thank You for intertwining our lives—

to LIFE, L’Chaim, Mabuhay!

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[Original Tune:  Gracious Spirit, fill thou me/revised lyrics]

1.  Lord Yahuwah, lead the way, 

through each moment, each new day.

Help me navigate my way, as I study, learn, and pray,

Thank You for Your Torah life, may I live my life Your way.

2.  Truthful prophets of my God, how can I as truthful be?

And with wisdom speak as clear, may my Torah mind appear,

Followed with good deeds to all, may Thy Truth in me not fall.

3.  Torah Words inspire my soul,  make my actions bare to all.

That my life might speak as loud as the words that make me proud,

Words about Your mighty deeds, may I sow Life-giving seeds.

4.  God invisible to me,  I know You though I can’t see.

Your Creation testifies, Israel still verifies,

Torah is Your legacy, meant for all humanity.

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In behalf of Sinai6000

Core Community based in

Baguio City, Philippines,

NSB@S6K

[These prayers are borrowed from the book titled: 

Entering Jewish Prayer:

Guide to Personal Devotion

and the Worship Service, 

by Reuven Hammer. 

When we feature prayer traditions of other faiths, particularly the liturgical expressions of observant Israel, our purpose is simply to learn from them and experience their way of worshipping the same God we all approach in our differing characteristic and unique ways and words. 

For this liturgy, while the prayers are randomly chosen, we carefully selected those that are universal, not specific or unique to Israel’s experience as YHWH’s “chosen”.  Shabbat shalom to Israel, the original Sabbath-observer, and to all Gentile Sabbath-keepers all over the world!—Admin1.]

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Kindle the Sabbath Lights

Blessed are You, O Lord our God,

King of the universe,

Who has sanctified us by His commandments

and commanded us to kindle the Sabbath lights.

Let us come to greet the Sabbath,

For she is the source of blessing,

Anointed of old at the beginning,

Last of creation, first in planning.

And God blessed the seventh day

and declared it Holy.

He blessed it with the lamp . . .

He blessed it with the face of man,

for the light of man’s face on the Sabbath

is unlike that of any other day.

The Lord is God;

He has given us light!

PRAISE

The soul of every living thing shall bless Your Name,

     O Lord our God.

The spirit of all flesh shall continually adore

   and exalt the mention of You, O our King.

You are God from everlasting to everlasting.

Other than You we have no king, redeemer, savior,

    liberator, and deliverer

Who sustains and pities at all times of sorrow and distress.

We have no king other than You.

The king enthroned aloft on high,

Dwelling forever,

His name is high and holy.

It is written:

Sing forth, O you righteous, to the Lord;

it is fit that the upright acclaim Him (Ps. 33:1).

You will be praised by the mouth of the upright,

You will be blessed by the words of the righteous,

You shall be exalted by the tongue of the pious,

You shall be hallowed in the midst of the holy.

By the myriad choirs of Your people, the house of Israel,

Your name will be glorified, O our king, in every generation.

For it is the duty of all creatures to thank and acknowledge,

praise, laud, glorify, exalt, adore, bless, uplift, and acclaim You,

O Lord our God and God of our fathers,

beyond all the words of song and praise of David son of Jesse,

Your anointed servant.

The Lord neither slumbers nor sleeps.

He awakens the sleepers and arouses the slumberers.

He makes the dumb speak,

Frees those who are imprisoned,

Sustains those who fall,

Straightens those who are bowed down.

Unto You alone do we give thanksgiving and acknowledgment.

Were our mouths filled with song as the sea,

Our tongues with melody as the multitude of its waves,

Our lips with praise as the expanse of the heavens,

Our eyes bright as the sun and the moon,

Our hands spread out as the eagles of heaven,

Our feet swift as the deer,

We would still be unable to adequately acknowledge You

and bless Your name, O Lord our God and God of our fathers. . . .

Therefore the limbs You have planted in us,

The spirit You have infused within us,

The tongue You have put in our mouths—

They shall all thankfully acknowledge You,

For every tongue shall acknowledge You,

Every tongue shall pledge loyalty to You,

Every knee shall bend to You,

Every back shall bow to You,

Every heart shall revere You,

Every inward part shall sing unto Your name.

As it is written:

All my bones shall say,

“Lord, who is like You”

You save the poor from one stronger than he

the poor and needy from his despoiler”  (Ps. 35:10).

Who is like You?

Who can be compared to You?

Who is equal to You?

The great, mighty, awesome God—

Most High God,

Creator of heaven and earth!

We shall praise, exalt, and glorify You,

We shall bless Your holy name.

As it is said:

Of David.

Bless the Lord, O my soul, all my being,

His holy name.  (Ps. 103:1)

BLESSINGS for FAMILY and FRIENDS

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God of the first generations and of the last,

God of all creatures,

God of all generations,

Praised through the multitude of adorations,

Governing His world with steadfast love

and His creatures with mercy.

I have been young and am now old,

but I have never seen a righteous man abandoned,

or his children seeking bread. (Ps. 37:25)

Enlighten our eyes in Your Torah

and let us succeed in all our endeavors.

Our God, our father,

care for us, provide for us, sustain us,

give us our needs, prosper us—

and speedily relieve us of all our sorrows.

Let us not be in need of the generosity of human beings

nor of their loans,

but only of Your full, open, abundant,

and spacious hand,

O Lord our God,

so that we shall never be ashamed or embarrassed.

[Take this time to remember and lift up specific requests

 for specific members of your family,

for friends and for colleagues in your workplace,

and all other concerns. ]

FELLOWSHIP MEAL

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TORAH STUDY

Blessed are You, O Lord our God, king of the universe,

Rock everlasting,

Righteous one of all generations,

Faithful God who says and does, speaks and fulfills—

For all His words are true and righteous.

You, O Lord our God, are dependable

And Your words are dependable—

Not one word of Your words will remain unfulfilled

For You are a dependable God and king.

Blessed are You,, O Lord, God—

all of whose words are dependable.

I do not place my trust in man,

Nor rely upon a son of God,

But only upon the God of heaven,

For He is the God of truth,

His Torah is truth,

His prophets are truth,

He abounds in deeds of goodness and truth.

In Him do I trust,

To His holy and glorious name I utter praises.

May it be Your will to open my heart to the Torah.

Fulfill all the wishes of my heart

And hearts of all Your people Israel,

For good, for life, and for peace.

HAVDALAH

[Havdalah is Hebrew for “separation

and refers to the verbal declaration

made at the end of Shabbat or a

Jewish holiday, in which the holy day

is separated from the mundane period

that follows.  Since Jewish days begin and

end with nightfall, havdalah may be said

only once darkness has fallen on Saturday night.]

Blessed are You, O Lord our God, king of the universe,

who distinguishes between holy and profane,

between light and darkness,

between Israel and the nations,

between the seventh day and the six days of activity.

Blessed are You, O Lord,

who distinguishes between the sacred and profane.

Praise the Lord, all your nations;

extol Him, all your peoples,

for great is His steadfast love toward us;

the faithfulness of the Lord endures forever.

Hallelujah.

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