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the First

Day for

Day of New Year and Atone

the

TEAR.

Ensuing 25 Years.

ATONEMENT DAT.

O.K.

5646.. Thursday, September 10th.

5647. .Thursday, September 30th.

Saturday, September 19th.. .1885.

1886.
Saturday, October 9th

5648. .Monday, September 19th.

5640. .Thursday, September 6th.

Wednesday, September 28th

Saturday, September 15th.

5650.. Thursday, September 26th.

5651. .Monday, September 15th.
5652. .Saturday, October 3d.
5653.. Thursday, September 22d.
5654. .Monday, September 10th.
5655. .Monday, October 1st.

.1887.
.

.1888.

Saturday, October 5th

.1889

Wednesday, September 24th

Monday, October 12th

.1891.

.1890.

Saturday, October 1st

1892.

5660. .Tuesday, September 5th.

5661 .Monday, September 24th.
5662. .Saturday, September 14th.

Wednesday, September 19th

Wednesday, October 10th.
Saturday, September 28th
Thursday, September 17th.
Wednesday, October 6th
Monday, September 26th.
Thursday, September 14th
Wednesday, October 3d
Monday, September 23d

5663. .Thursday, October 2d.

5664.. Tuesday, September 22d.

Saturday, October llth

.1902.

Thursday, October

.1903.

5656. .Thursday, September 19th.

5657.. Tuesday, September 8th.

5658.. Monday, September 27th.

5659. .Saturday, September 17th

5665. .Saturday, September 10th.

6666.. Saturday, September 30th.
5667. .Thursday, September 20th.

5668.. Monday, September 9th.

5669. .Saturday, September 26tk.

5670. .Thursday, September 16th,

.1893.

.1894.

.1895.
.1896.

.1897.

.1898.

.1899.
.1900.

.1901,

1st

.1904.
Monday, September 19th.
Monday, October 9th. ...... .1905.
.1906.
Saturday, September 29th
Wednesday, September 18th, .1907,
.1908.
Monday, October 5th
Saturday, September 25th
.

BLESSING OP THE OOHANJM.

SO*

THE LORD. Cong. O Lord, have mercy on us we Lave

trusted in thee ; be thou our strength every morning even
;

our salvation in time of distress.

O Lord hide not thy face from me in
His FACE.
Cong,
the day of my trouble, incline thine ear unto me.
UNTO THEE. Cong. Unto thee do I lift up mine eyes, O
thou who dwellest in heaven.
AND GIVE. Cong. And they shall put my name upon the
!

children of Israel, and I will bless them.

is the greatness,
THEE.
Cong. Thine, O Lord
power,
for all that is in the heaven and
glory, victory, and majesty
in the earth, is thine ; thine is the kingdom, O Lord, and
thou art exalted as Supreme above all.
PEACE.
Cong. Peace to him that is afar off, and to him
and I will heal him.
that is near, saith the Lord
!

in thy presence,
Lord, my God and
to grant my request for the sake of thy
wide-extended mercy ; and for the sake of

May it be acceptable
the God of rny fathers,

holy kindness, and

thy great, mighty, and tremendous name, solemnly pronounced
by Aaron, and his sons, on thy sanctified people, that thou
wilt be near unto me when I call, hear my prayer and suppli
cation continually, as thou didst hear the prayer of Jacob, who
was perfect in belief of thee and was therefore called the
and grant food and sustenance for me, and all
perfect man
household,
liberally, and not sparingly, lawfully, and not
my
and not in trouble, from thy bountiful
illegally, in tranquillity,
hand, as thou didst give bread for food, and raiment for cloth
ing to our father Jacob, who was called the perfect man and
grant us love, grace, and mercy in thy sight, and in the sight
and may my words be obedient
of all those that behold us
as thou didst appoint the righteous Joseph,
to thy service
when his father invested him with the coat of many colors, to
;

and in the sight of

and perform wonders and miracles
for me, for a good sign, and prosper all my ways, and give
me a heart to understand, fully comprehend, and perform all
the words and mysteries of thy law, and deliver from errors,
and purify the imaginations of my heart, and lengthen my
that we may enjoy
days, and those of my wife and children,
goodness and pleasantness, and abundant strength and peace.
Amen. Selah.
O thou who art mighty 111 the highest heavens, and dwellest
thou art peace 8Hcl thy name is peace, mayest thou
in power
be pleased to grant peace, unto us, and all thy people the house
of Israel, with life, blessing, and the preservation of peace.
grace, favor,
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19*

BLESSING OP THE COHANIM.

Blessed art thou,

Lord our God, King

of the universe,

who hast sanctified us with the sanctity of Aaron, and com

manded us to bless thy people Israel in love.
MAY HE BLESS THEE. Cong. May the Lord who made
heaven and earth, bless you from Zion
O Lord, our Lord, how excellent
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in all

the earth.

THEE.
Guard me,
God for I put
Cong.
trust in thee.
Sovereign of the universe I am thine, and my dreams are
thine I have dreamt a dream, but know not what it portends.
May it be acceptable in thy presence, Lord, my God and
the God of my fathers, that all my dreams concerning myself,
and concerning all Israel, may be for good : whether I have
dreamt concerning myself, or whether I have dreamt concern

AND PEESERVE

my

ing others or whether others have dreamt concerning me

if they be good, strengthen and fortify them, that they may
be accomplished in me, as were the dreams of the righteous
Joseph and if they require cure, heal them, as thou didst HezeMiriam, the prophet
Idah, king of Judah, from his sickness
and as Naaman, from his leprosy
ess, from her leprosy
as the bitter waters of Marah by the hands of our legislator
And as
oses an d those of Jericho, by the hands of Elisha,
thou HT ast pleased to turn the curse of Balaam, the son of
Beor, k* a blessing, be pleased to convert all my dreams con
;

O guard me, let

cerning me, and all Israel, to a good end.
me be acceptable to thee, and grant me life. Amen.
MAKE SHINE. Cong. May God be gracious unto us, and
bless us, and cause his face to shine upon us for ever.
THE LORD. Gong. The Lord, the Lord God merciful and
gracious ; long-suffering, and abundant in beneficence and
!

truth.

His FACE. Cong. Turn thou unto me, and be gracious

unto me, for I am solitary and afflicted.
UNTO THEE. Cong. Unto thee, O Lord do I lift up my soul
AND BE GRACIOUS UNTO THEE. Cong. Behold, as the eyes
and the eyes
of servants look unto the hand of their masters
of a maiden unto the hand of her mistress so our eyes wait
upon the Lord our God, until he be gracious unto us.
MAY HE LIFT UP. Cong. He shall receive a blessing from
the Lord, and righteousness from the God of his salvation
!

and find grace and good understanding in the sight of God

and man.

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THE HYMN OF GLORY.

blackness.
Age on the day of judgment, and youth on
the day of battle ; as a warrior brave who prevaileth in
the fight, with his head adorned with the helmet of vic
tory, when for him prevailed his right hand, and his holy
arm. With sparkling dew, his head was filled, and his

When he was glorified

had
found
he
because
me,
delight in me, he
through
would appear unto me as a beauteous crown as an orna
ment of refined gold was then the form of his head, and
he bore on his forehead impressed his glorious, Holy
name with grace and glory, and the diadem of beauty
with which his people had crowned him, the locks of his
head appeared as in the days of youth, his curls falling
locks with the drops of the night.

down in black ringlets. The dwelling of righteousness in

his glorious ornament, and it will ever be the height of his
His beloved people was as a crown in his hand, a
joy.
royal diadem, a glorious ornament he bore them up, he
and because
carried them, as a crown he prized them
they were precious in his sight he gave them honour. His
glory is on me, and I am his glory, and he is near to me
when I call on him. Yet brilliant and ruddy, whilst his
garment is red, he appeareth when he treadeth the wine
The knot of the Tepress, on his coming from Kdom.
jihilin he showed unto Moses, when lie let the similitude
He hath pleasure in
of the LORD pass before his eyes.
;

his

people, he will

adorn the meek

dwelling amidst

he is glorified through them. O thou the first

of whose words is TRUTH, who hast called forth all gen
erations from the beginning, regard thy people, that ever
!

praises,

Let the multitude of my hymns. 1 pray

be accepted by thee, and let my song approach thy
presence.
May my praise be to thy head a crown, and
my prayer be received in favour as incense. May the song
of the poor be precious in thy eyes, as the psalms once
sung over thy sacrifices. May my blessing ascend unto
the head of the All-just, who produceth, and bringeth
And when I bless thee, mayest
forth, and createth all.
thou in acceptance thereof, incline thy head to me, and
seeketh thee.
tliee,

receive it to thyself as the precious spices. May my words,

I entreat thee, be pleasant nnto thee, because unto thee

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and as at aforetime, shall our meat-offerings be

Bless also thy people with the light
pleasant unto thee.
of thy countenance, for they are desirous to perform thy
look
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And for ever will
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we rehearse thy praise, and we will extol thy glorious
And through thy blessing shall thy people be
name.

And
blessed, for whomsoever "tlion blessest is blessed.
whilst I live will I praise thee, my Creator and I will
bless thee all the days of my limited existence.
Yea, let
the name of the Lord be blessed for ever, from eternity
As it is written, Blessed be the Lord, the
to eternity.
God of Israel, for ever and ever and all the people said,
;

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Praise unto the Lord." Daniel began and said,

Blessed be the name of God for ever and ever, because
wisdom and might are his." And it is said, "Then said
the Levites Joshua, and Kadmiel, Boni, Hashabniah, Sherebiah, Hodiah, and Petrachiah, Kise ye, blessed be the
Lord your God, for ever and ever, and let them bless thy
and
glorious name, which is exalted above all blessing
And it is said, Blessed be the Lord, the God
praise."
of Israel, for ever arid ever, and all the people said, Amen,

Amen, and
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Hallelujah."

Sweet hymns
unto thee

my

will

I sing,

soul panteth.

the shadow of thy power,

mysteries. Whilst 1 speak
Therefore
for thy love.

and songs

will I indite, for

soul longeth to dwell in

to learn all the secrets of thy
of thy glory, my heart yearneth
will 1 speak of thy glorious
I honour with songs of love.

My

things, and thy Name will

Shall I relate thy glory, when I have not seen thee ; shall
I compare, shall I liken thee, when I know thee not?
Through the means of thy prophets, thy trusty servants,
thou hast given, a similitude of the glorious honour of thy

Thy greatness and thy might they surnamed

majesty.
after the powerful things of thy creation.
They com
pared thee, but not according to thy actual BEING, and
they likened thee according to thy works. They repre
sented thee in a multitude of visions, yet thou wert but
ONE in all the comparisons. And they saw in thee age
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THE HYMN OF UNITY FOR THE SABBATH.

16*

Of old, then, thou didst rest on the seventh day, where

Therefore is each
fore thou didst bless the sabbath-day.
one of thy works ready to praise thee, and thy pious ones
Lord the
Blessed be thou,
will bless thee at all times.
Creator of all, the God of life, and the everlasting King.
For from the beginning was extended over thy servants
On the
the abundance of thy mercies and thy kindness.
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When

thou dividedst the

power and were

make unto

afraid.

Red Sea thy people saw thy great

Thou didst lead thy people to

thyself a glorious name, to display thy great

thou spokest with them from heaven, and the

And

ness.

Thou didst well regard their

clouds also dropped water.
journeying in the wilderness, in a waste land, through
which no man had passed. Thou gavest to thy people
corn from heaven, flesh in quantity as the dust, and water
from the rock. Thou didst drive out many nations and
tribes, that they might inherit their land and the acquisi
In order that Israel might observe the
tions of nations.

and laws, thy words, O Lord which are pure

words and they were fed and delighted with fat pasture,
and from the flinty rock they had streamlets of oil. When
they were at rest they built thy holy city, and erected and
adorned thy holy house. And then thou saidst, Here will
I dwell to the utmost length of days, I will support it with
statutes

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for there they shall sacrifice offerings of

blessing"
righteousness, thy priest also shall be clothed with right
eousness.
And the house of Levi shall sing sweet hymns,
yea, to thee shall they shout and utter songs of praise
the house of Israel also, and they who fear the Lord, shall
honour and give thanks to thy name,
Lord In the meas
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erations, mayest thou be good likewise to the latter ones.
Lord rejoice over us, we beseech thee, as thou was re
joiced over our fathers; to multiply us, and to do good to
us, so that we may for ever give thanks unto thee because
of thy goodness.
Lord build thy city speedily, for it
is called
by thy name and cause the horn of David to
grow therein, and dwell thou in the midst thereof, Lord
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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE SIXTH DAY.

15*

or redundant to thy desire. Thou didst not forgpt

aught of what thou didst desire, nor wast thou defective in
any one thing thou wast not deficient or redundant, nor
Thou didst
didst thou form any useless thing among them.
praise them, and who can despise them, for no reproachful
thing hath been heard of them thou didst begin their forma
tion in wisdom, and with knowledge and understanding didst
From the beginning to end they are formed
perfect them.
thou didst cause
in truth and rectitude, and are truly good
thine abundant mercy and kindness to preach the work of thr
hands.
For, verily, thy mercy and kindness hath ever been on
thy servants for before any living creature was formed, food
was prepared so that before the eater existed, thou didst pre
ficient

The canopy of heaven, and the waters of the

thou form to supply the necessity of all creatures ;

pare his food.

sea, didst

thus were the creations of the

first three days, preparatory

to the last three days.
Then didst thou cover thyself with
light as with a garment, and wast clothed with a robe of light :
before any creature was formed, thou wast exceedingly great,
and after all was made thou wast exceedingly exalted. Thus
before any garment existed, thou wast clothed in honour and

and before any weaver was created, wast thou clothed

thou wast covered with light, as with a garment
and the heavens were expanded as a curtain, in
which thou didst form paths for the luminaries which run and
return in due order. Thou didst make a division betweei?
glory

in majesty
and a robe,

the waters with the heavenly expanse in which element, the

moving creatures have their habitations and food and fowl
that may fly in the open air, under the expanse of heaven
the earth was clothed with grass and herbage, food for beasts
and cattle. In a rich soil didst thou plant a garden for man
whom thou hadst made ; a help-mate didst thou make for
him, to supply his wants and necessities. All thy works didst
thou deliver into his hand, and didst place all things under
his feet that he might thereof offer bulls, and sheep, to be
accepted on thine altar. Thou didst make him a garment to
minister in holiness, honour, and glory ; and didst endow
him with the wisdom of God, for thou didst form him in
thine image.
Thou didst not withhold from the face of the
earth any thing necessary for man, but didst form all in wisdom
thy works are exceedingly great and abundant and they all
shall praise thy name, O Lord.
Thy works are exceedingly
;

great and abundant, and

Lord, for thou didst form
nil for thy
glory.

all

thy works shall praise thee, O

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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE FIFfK

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1>AY.

When he renews them all daily, we know that, he is the

everlasting God ; and as he existed before all of them, we
must
know that he is the living and ever-existing God.

We

not form imaginations concerning him who formed us, either

in our heart or our discourse, so as to estimate him by exten
Neither dare we consion, or like him by union and form.
sider him as a root or plant, nor as a species, power, or limited
all the ocular things, intelligent beings, ancj sciences,
thing,
are included in ten terms, seven essentials, and six accidentals
three decrees, seasons, and measures.
But, lo, none of these,
not even one of them, is applicable to the Creator for he
hath created them all they all shall wax old, and be changed
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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE SIXTH

Thou

Former of all things and it is manifest

work cannot be likened to its maker all the coun
cannot contain thee, and even the heavens cannot sup
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DAY.

port thee.
presence,

Aforetime the living waters were in dread of thy

thou living God ? The earth trembled, and the

Thou alone didst

waters fled, and dropped from the heavens.
expand the heavens, and stretchedst out the earth above the
waters thou didst perform a.11 thy desire alone, and didst
not need any help.
There is none able to support thee, for
all is from thee, and thy hand : as thy power and knowledge
was in former times, so are they now and thy glory shall
Thou wert not faint, or weary, for thou
ever be with thee.
didst not labour in thy work for all that thou didst desire
to make and form, was dona, by thy word and command only.
Thou didst not delay it, nor hasten it, but didst make every
thing beautiful in its time thou didst create every thing from
nought, and didst form all things from nothing. Before any
foundation existed, thou didst found all and didst suspend
all things by the will of thy spirit
thy everlasting arms sup
port all things from the beginning to the end, and are not
wearied.
Nothing is difficult in thy sight, and whatever thou
desireth, thy spirit performeth thou canst not be likened to
No work preceded
thy work nor be equalled with any form.
;

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13*

form of witchcraft overcome thee. All the wise men, sootk

thou dost reverse
Bayers, and magicians, cannot conquer thee
;

the devices of the sages : the subtle prognosticates cannot

reverse thy purposes, nor frustrate the secret counsel of thj
decree ; they cannot obstruct thy will, neither can they hasten
or retard thee.

Thy

counsel frustrates the counsel of

all

the

and thy strength weakens the heart of the mighty

thou dost command, and thy dread leads them into the straight
path but there is none to superintend, or command thee.
Thou art the hope of all, but thou dost not hope and all who
hope in thee satisfy their soul and all creatures wiih all theii
high conceited imaginations cannot be estimated with thee.
Their thoughts are not like thy thoughts for there is no
Creator besides thee ; no similitude can reach our God, nor
counsellors,

can any, search the exaltation of our Lord. Thou art more
concealed and hidden than any concealed or hidden treasure :

thou art more subtle than the most imperfect tenuity more
private than any privacy and more powerful than any power.
Thou art exalted above every exaltation, and more secret than
any thing hidden and thy name is Eternal. Thou art elevated
above all elevation, and high above all heights, and every hid
He is hidden, and more profound than all pro
ing place.
fundity, and every intelligent heart is bewildered in searching
for him for no intelligence, knowledge, or wisdom, can liken
any thing to him. No quality or quantity can be applied to
him, nor any likeness, accident, chance, mutability, union,
association, dependence, light, or darkness, be attributed to
him. No form or colour can be attributed to him, nor any
natural substance, essential, or incidental
all thoughts are
therefore perplexed, and all number confused
and all
thoughts and imaginations are wearied in forming concep
tions, to estimate, or circumscribe him, to mark his form, or
reveal him.
We have diligently searched him with all our in
tellectual powers, to find out what he is but were not able to
find him, nor to know him
however, by his works we under
stand that he alone is the only Creator, the living, Almighty,
and peculiar wise Being that he existed before all and is
therefore called the Eternal God.
When he made all things
from nought, we knew that he was Almighty ; when all hi*
works are dozm in wisdom, we know that he formed them
understanding
:

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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE FIFTH DAT.

12*

no god ever preceded thee, rot

UNITY, as we are thy servants
was any strange god concerned with thee in thy work. Thou
:

wast not advised, nor taught, when thou didst create the
creatures, for thou didst understand all

from the depth

of

own

thoughts, and all thy works are from thine own

heart. Verily, we have declared a part of thy ways, and which
we know but through thy works ; that thou art the God who
thine

all, without diminishing aught from thyself.

thou straitened in the performance of thy work,
nor didst thou need help for thou didst exist before all
when there was none, thou couldstnot require help of any. For
the love of thy servants hast thou created all thy glory and
thenceforward, it hath not been heard, that any have arisen,

hast alone created

.Neither wast

existed, or been seen, neither is any good known except thee,

nor any like thee, nor any besides thee and after thee no
good will exist, for thou art the first and the last, even the
God of Israel. Blessed be the Lord, who is the peculiar One ;
the Lord is One, and lus name is ONE for who is there, that
is able to do according to thy work, thy actions, and thy
mighty works? There is no formation but what thou hast
formed, nor is there any creature but what thou hast created
whatever thou desirest, thou canst perform in all tilings, because
thou art exalted above all. There is none like thee, nor is
there any except thee for there is no god besides thee thou
art the God who workest wonderfully, and nothing is hidden
from thee. Who is like unto thee, tremendous in praises?
Thou, O God performeth great things alone there are no
prodigies like thy prodigies, nor any wonders like thy won
ders.
There is no understanding like thy understanding, nor
any greatness like thy greatness for thy thoughts are ex
ceedingly profound, and the paths of thy waj s are high.
There is no majesty like thy majesty, nor any meekness like
There is no holiness like thy holiness. Nor
rhy meekness.
my society like thy society. There is no righteousness like
thy righteousness, nor any salvation like thy salvation. There
nor any voice like the roaring of
is no power like thy power
There is no mercy like thy mercy, nor
thy mighty thunder.
any graciousness like thy graciousness. There is no divinity
like thy divinity, nor any thing wonderful like thy glorious
name. For thy names are the swift angels, who when thou
rememberest the oppressed, hasten to perform wonders for
them ; the astrologer and magician cannot force thee, nor any
;

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salvation,

and

is

near to them

who

call

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is

far from

yet he seeth all ; for though the Lord is high, yet hath he
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not
respect to the lowly.
want anything he is great in power, and of abundant mercj
to all
the Lord is merciful, he healeth, and bindeth up th
broken-hearted, and suppresseth iniquity. My friend is al
together lovely ; his judgments are true, sweet, and desirable ,
he is the first and the last, from eternity to eternity ; for thou,
O God, inhabitest eternity. He beareth rule, and is the King
of heaven
throughout all generations will we praise, extolj
and glorify him. The Lord God is a ruler and a shield he is
the righteous Judge, and casteth down those that are on high.
His excellent power we cannot find out ; he is exalted by hi&
all,

who is like him ? His name is peace, for peace ia

he speaks peace to his pious servants. The name of
the Lord is, I am that I am he is strong as the powerful uni
power, and
his

for

and as the great lion. The Almightj

is my light, my King, and my God
praise ye the Lord.
my soul, praise his name. Thou wilt shew thyself upright to
corn, as the

young

lion,

the righteous, even the posterity of the three shepherds thou

wilt shew thyself merciful and pure with them ; but with the
perverse, wilt thou shew thyself froward to destroy them.
Thy ways are perfect, O thou who art mighty above all thou
alone canst perform all things ; thou art my hope for whom I
He is mj
wait, the earnest desire and wish of my soul.
;

and strength he brought me forth, and tool;

my mother s bowels. He is perfect in knowledge
the God of knowledge, the one God, who searchetb

praise, glory,

me

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for he is
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THE UNITY HYMN FOK THE FIFTH

DAY.

WHO

is like unto thee, who teachest knowledge?

The
speech of the lips hast thou created thy thoughts are pro
found and high, and there is no end to thy years. No one
taught thee thy wisdom, and instructed thee in thine under
standing thou didst not receive thy kingdom, nor inheril
thy dominion. For it hath been, and ever will be thine only,
:

else shall partake of thy glory and majesty

neithei
thou give thy praise to strange gods, or molten images.
For all honour and glory is from thee, but no stranger shall
share thy glory with thee thou, thy law, and thy servants all
Our God, thou art a true-witness of thj
testify of thy UNITY.

and none

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10*

O that them wert as a brother to me in dis

He is
Lord, for thy power is not shortened.
the fountain of life, the hope of Israel, I will not forsake him,
He is the shield of my salvation, and
for God is my strength.

all

generations.

tress

save,

the sword of mine excellency.

My soul longeth for thy name
and thy memorial he is the shield to all those who trust in
him.
Happy is the man whose strength is in him. He is
:

pure and amiable, glorious and tremendous his name is

he is faithful, the
adorned, and he is girt with might
Happy
strength of Israel, and his Redeemer he will not lie.
He is the strength of Jeshurun,
are they who trust in him.
He
the faithful God, and Judah is not forsaken by his God.
is wonderful above all wonders, and exalted above all who are
exalted.
My holy God is sanctified and reverenced he is
sure and exalted the Lord is my signal he is an avenging
:

God, wrathful, and reserveth indignation to his adversaries

and enemies

he

is

my

The Lord is my
my head, and his word was
my Rock, my support, and
forgives my transgressions.

an invincible warrior.

light ; when his lamp shone upon

the Lord is
a lamp to
feet
:

he bears, pardons, and

The Lord is my witness, my Rock, and hiding-place he par
dons and supports me ; he is my support and my hope. The
Lord is our Rock, and stronghold, our help, and our deliver
ance.
He is strong and mighty he is my strength and my
O may the Most High be my strength, and not be
help.
mine enemy holy angels encompass his retirement for ver
He is already a wit
ily, thou, O God, art concealed from all.
ness to render a recompense to his enemies, and keeps his
covenant arid mercy to those who love him he redeemed his
He
beloved, Abraham, and he will redeem his servant Israel.
who is the fear of Isaac, will send his dread on the adversa
he forms, explores,
ries of the children of his servant Jacob

my

stay

scrutinizes all hearts to him will I ascribe

He is as a bundle of myrrh, as a cluster of
righteousness.
camphire unto me and gives his adversaries fov a redemp
tion for his people.
beloved is white and ruddy, he is
conspicuous among his hosts his name is therefore called
the Lord of Hosts.
The Lord is righteous, he is the perfect
Rock I will ever and ever trust in his everlasting strength ;
the host of heaven worship him the Seraphim stand near
him, to minister to him. He is holy in all manner of holiness ;
three bands of holy angels thrice rehearse a holy praise to him.
The living God exists eternally he is the Lord of heaven,
and the Lord of the earth. He is my life s support from the
womb ; he is jealous of lii* enemies ; he is tlw fcer* erf Bay
searches,

and

My

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9*

he hasten to perform his word as the almond-rod he

mighty in power, his heart is as a fierce lion, and his spirit as
a mighty flood he is lofty as a choice cedar, but meek as the
green fir-tree his love is strong as a flavoured apple his ex
As the apple-tree is conspicuous ovejr
cellency is over Israel.
the trees of the wood, so is my beloved with those who sit
in the gates he is of mighty power, and taketh vengeance
on those who provoke him but is as the beneficial dew to
Israel.
He is my cup, the portion of mine inheritance, and
my lot I am the inheritance of my beloved, and my beloved
is mine
the Lord is my glory, I will not exchange him
we
have extolled him, and he hath exalted us. He will rage as a
he will not be as an alien, and
lion, and roar as a young lion
as a man astonished
as a shepherd that cannot deliver his
as a mighty man who hath
flock, but leaves them for a prey
no power and as a traveller who runs and flees from place, to
But he will be as a destroying lion,
place, and cries bitterly.
and as a young lion, to those who forsake him and as the
With his mighty power will
devouring moth to his enemies.
he destroy them as the brier and the thorn, and will not leave
them aught at the shaking of the olive-tree. He will break
his enemies in pieces as the brier and the thorn, but will fly
will

ift

as the swift bird to the protection of his city. He will come

to us as the liberal rain, as the latter rain and the dew to
those who adhere to him as the eagle hovereth over its
young, and in the shadow of his wings will he shield those
who hope in him. As the birds will he hover over and shield
his city ; and in the shadow of his wings will we sing joyful
songs the Lord alone performeth great and wondrous things,
he is the God whose works are tremendous.
beloved is
like the swift hart and young roe ; for the God of mercy will
precede me he will make the crooked paths straight before
his people, and will exalt them as on eagles wings.
The
Lord is my portion for ever he is the strength of my heart,
the desire of my flesh, and my heart is towards thee the
Lord alone performeth great and wondrous things, and is
great in tremendous things. Thou art the place and habita
tion of thy world but no one knows thy place God is my
fear, my Shepherd, and Protector ; the Hock who brought
;

My

me

forth,

my

alted refuge
me to flee to

Creator and Former. He is my high and ex

the name of the Lord is as a strong tower foi
the King of Jacob is our refuge, he is our Law

and Saviour. The greatness of his salvation is my sup

port the Lord God is my confidence and my strength thy
kingdom is an everlasting dominion, and thy rule throughout
giver

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8*
fire,

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FOURTH DAY.

and a jealous God. The Lord is ever true he is a faith

God, he is iny light, my salvation, and the strength of
;

all my desires centre in him.

He is the God of
life
truth ; the living God, the nations and isles cannot support
his wrath he is glorious in power and the mightiest in
strength the God of gods, and the Lord of lords.
My God,
my Maker and Lord, the guide of my youth, my Guardian
and Protector, the Creator of all things, and the Redeemer of
Israel
blessed be God, the God of Israel.
Creator of the
wind, and former of the mountains no thought can be with
held from thee. He is excellent, and will render a reward to
the proud, to the high and lofty.
He is mighty ; when he
ariseth to strike the earth with terror in his wrath, who will
not be terrified at the glory of his majesty ? He is the Most
High, he beareth all that is under him he is great in power,
and performeth great tilings. He is great, and his name is
mighty if even a lion roar, who is not afraid ? My beloved
is the chief of ten thousand ; God is greatly reverenced in the
assembly of the saints. He, the Ancient of days, sits as Judge,
and his hosts stand at his right hand, and on his left his
glory and .his majesty is on the children of his servants ; this
honour have all his pious servants. He is God, even the God
of the spirits of all flesh, and hears the prayer of all ; he is
lie knoweth all things : the Lord shall
infallible and just
He is the sword of our excellency,
reign for ever and ever.
to fight our battles : he will ever have in mind the covenant
of the ancient patriarchs; for a thousand years with him is
but as yesterday. This is our God, in whom we hope the
Lord is our song, and he will be our salvation ; he is the por
tion of Jacob, and the former of all \ tho Lord is gracious and
merciful to all.
The Lord liveth for ever ; the Lord is wise

my

he is my portion and my strength he is good

and beneficent, and teachcth knowledge he is too pure of
The Lord is upright, and his word is
sight to behold evil.
and he dearly loveth his holy temple he counsels
perfect
and decrees, and who can frustrate him ? he acteth suddenly,
and who can hinder him ? My beic--. ed is beautiful, and they
shall see and behold his beauty and goodness, when he re
turns to Zion he will march forth like a hero like a mighty

in secrets

warrior will he rouse his vengeance, to avenge himself on his

As an eagle, will he carry his servants on eagles
enemies.
wings, and make the crooked paths straight he ivill rush as a
bear bereaved of her whelps; as a leopard and a lion and
destroy them as a rotten thing, as a moth, for his spirit is aa
tbe flood.
As a bear bereaved of her whelps ; as a leopard,
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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE THIRD DAY.

7*

thee.
For thy attribute is as thy wisdom, thy
understanding according to thy greatness thou art wise of
thyself, and thy existence is of thyself nor is there any like
thee.
Except thy wisdom, there is no wisdom exclusive of
thine understanding, there is no understanding, nor discretion,
Thou hast portioned the heart of the wise with intelligence,
and thy spirit fills them with knowledge and understanding.
Exclusive of thy power, there is no strength; and without

comprehend

thy power there is no help. There is none truly honourable,

unless thou hast honoured him nor is there any truly
great,
unless thou hast exalted him.
Every thing good and valuable
;

is

from thy hand, and thou bestowest mercy on

whom

thou

pleasest ; thy greatness is unsearchable, and thy understanding

is inscrutable.
There is no true existence but thine,
thou
who art the living and Almighty God, for there is none be
sides thee
and before any thing was, didst thou exist and
when all was made, thou didst fill all. Thy creatures did not
:

crush nor encompass thee, neither did they diminish thee ;

haclst made all thou wast not divided from the
midst of thy work, nor separated/row it. When thou didsfc
make the heavens and the earth, and the waters, they did
neither attract, nor distance thee for no thoughts can
sep
arate thee
the rapid flood cannot overflow thee ; nor can the
mighty wind drive thee neither can any defilement affect
thee nor consuming fire burn thee.
There is no deficiency
in thy existence, nor redundancy in thy UNITY as thou hast
been, so wilt thou ever be less or more have no existence in
thee thy name also testifieth of thee, that thou hast been,
thou dost exist eternally, as thou
art, and ever wilt be in all
hast made known, and which we testify for thus hast thou
testified of thyself, that thou art he who existeth in all, that
all is thine, and from thee ive receive all
things ; thy exalted
names bear witness and testify of thy mighty power.

when thou

THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE FOURTH

I will extol the
will glorify

my

God

of

God, who

DAY.

my fathers, who is also my God I

my Rock and my Redeemer. I will
:

is

twice daily proclaim the UNITY of the God of heaven and earth.
He is the living God, he hath created us ; he is the mighty
God of Jacob, and is the Father of us all he is our Lord,
and the Lord of all the earth how glorious is his name in
all the earth.
There is none like God. who is as a consuming
:

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THE UNITY HYMX FOR THE THIRD PAY.

6*

moment

dost thou pass the decree upon all nations, and all
and in a moment dost thou distinctly hear
Thou dost also
their voices, cries, prayers, and supplications.

mankind together
all

comprehend

their works,

Thou

their hearts.

and

in

moment

dost search

art not long informing thy thoughts,

all

nor

tamest in thy counsel but thy counsel is instantaneously

with thy decree, to the appointed time that thou hast pro
claimed and all which is done in perfect truth and rectitude,
:

without redundancy or deficiency. Nothing is lost from thee,

nor is any thing too difficult for thee ; all that thou desirest

thou canst do, and there is no one that is able to control thee.
The power of the Lord is united to his will and what the
Lord wills, is not delayed. There is nothing hidden, nor con
cealed from thee the past and the future are the same with
thee.
Whatever hath been, or is to be, all depend on thee, and
:

under thy particular providence. Thou dost foretell the

and showest the secrets of thy ways unto thy ser
vants and messengers.
Thou hast no necessity to be informed
of any hidden or secret things because unto thee everysecret
are

all

new

things

revealed, before it is conceived in the heart of any creature.

No heart of any creature is able to comprehend thee nor
ought we to utter a reproachful word. Because thou hast no
end, nor canst thou be divided into two ; therefore no heart
can search thee, nor can any mouth express thee. Thou hast
no sides, nor can space be attributed to thee.
far distant
can any one fetch his knowledge, to comprehend him who
is

How

hath no beginning or end ? His centre, end and beginning,

are the same.
I therefore, will restrain my mouth and heart
from attempting to search or investigate him ; though height
and depth are applied to the circle, yet, the wise and disengaged
heart cannot comprehend it much less, he who encompasseth
made all, thou art all in all
all, and filleth all ; and having
there is none above thee, nor any under thee ; none without
There is neither front nor
thee, nor any in the midst of thee.
back to thy UNITY nor is there any corporeality to the essence
;

neither is there any thing separated from thee

of thy UNITY
nor is the most minute place concealed from
in the midst
thee neither art thou separated from any, nor is any place
;

empty, or hidden from thee accident and chance exist not iu

thee/nor time, contention or reproach. All times and seasons
thou dost appoint them, and changes!
hast thou prepared
them no knowledge OW& reach thee, nor understanding
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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE THIRD

DAT.

Verily, I know that thou art the God of Jacob, and that thou
hast formed all. Thou art the Creator but thou was* jot
created.
Thou art the Former but thou wast not formed.
Thou dost kill, and seest the consummation of all things.
Thou bringest down to the grave, and thou also bringest up
;

Thou art also faithful to revive the dead, as thou hast

made known by the hands of thy prophets. But thou who

again.

God, wilt never die : for thou existest fropThou dost bring to the birth, and causeternity to eternity.
est to bring forth ; but thou wast not brought forth. Thou
dost wound, and dost heal ; but wast never sick.
Death and
sorrow are not in thy presence ; sleep and slumber are not in
thine eyes.
Verily, thou art the living God, eternal, and
unchangeable. Thou wilt ever be unchangeable, and shalt
art the living

never be degraded from thy divinity new and old cannot

reach thee for thou didst renovate all, but wast not renovated.
Old age, or childhood, cannot be applied to thee, nor grey
neither have joy, or sorrow ever rested on
hairs, nor youth
thee ; nor the likeness of any form or size. For nobody can
encompass thee nor canst thou be likened to any thing
breathing but thou hast encompassed all creatures with a
boundary, from their beginning to their end. For all creatures
hast thou placed within bounds ; and their appointed days
hast thou encircled with a border : but there are no bounds
to thee, thy days, and years are endless.
Thou therefore hast
no need of any but all have need of thy bountiful hand and
tender mercy all have need of thy righteousness, but thou
hast no need of thy creatures.
Before any created being was
formed, thou didst exist alone, and wast not in want of aught.
:

The beginning and end of all things are arranged in thy hand
thou art the life of them, and they adhere to thy will even
all that were at the beginning, and that will be at the end.
Thou art fully acquainted with all the works of all creatures,
their words, and imaginations, from the beginning unto the
Thou
,end, and wilt not forget them, for thou art near them.
didst create them, and thy wisdom didst arrange them thou
alone, tkerefore, knowest their place and their way.
Lo, there

nothing hid from thee, but all is arranged before thee ;

there is no darkness, refuge, or hiding-place to flee to and
hide one s self from thy presence.
What thou seekest thou
canst instantly find when thou de&irest, without inclining
towards them for thou dost see all things at once, and performest all thyself, wif iout being wearied. For, in one
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and

HYMN"

FOK THE SECOND DAY.

wondrous works. I will make menand

goodness,
thy righteousness, thy tender
for I know that thou art
kindness, and thy mighty acts
Lo, they
great, and exceedingly exalted above all gods.
cannot render a recompense to those who serve them where
In the time of distress,
fore, then, do they adorn them?
they pray unto them, but they answer them not, because they
cannot profit them they seek with all their heart that which
hath no spirit in it (the idols) but the Lord is near to the
clous acts,

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talk of thy

of thy

people

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nations are

who

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him

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spirit in
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But he

them.

he hath made us

we

are the people of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand : we
will bless his name, for his mercy endureth for ever.
When

we were

in exceeding great distress, thou wast

for thou hast not forsaken those

who

found of us

seek thee

thy praise

be continually in our mouths, and we will

By thy works thou dost bear wit
praise thy glorious name.
ness of thyself, and of thy glory as also of thy ministers,
and thy servants for the whole earth is full of thy glory
and thy glory is all over the earth. And our ancestors made
choice of thee, to serve thee alone, and not admit any strange
shall therefore

god with thee

we

will also serve thee only

we

will serve

Lo, we
thee, as a son serveth his father, and will honour thee.
are ready, all of us together, both day and night, with our

mouths, and our heart, to testify of thy UNITY, and that thou
alone art our God; Thou art our God, and we are thy
there is no com
servants, and the witnesses of thy UNITY
mencement to thy existence nor .is there any end to it.
Thou art the first and the last, without beginning or end ;
and which it is not for heart to conceive. There is no limit
to thy exaltation, nor any end to the depth of thy attributes.
There is no enclosure about thee, nor is there any extremity
it is, therefore, that no living creature could ever
to thee
see thee we cannot attribute locality to thee, for length and
breadth cannot comprehend thee. There is no angle to inthere
tersect thee, nor can any diameter be applied to thee
nor can any knowledge reach
is no wisdom can know thee
No knowledge can comprehend thee, nor any intelli
thee.
gence can understand, or know aught of thee ; or how thou
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THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE FIRST DAT.

thou hast endowed them with. The heavens acknowledge thy

wonders, and the voice of the mighty waters glorify thee. The
whole earth shouts unto thee, and the kings of the earth praise
All the nations likewise return thanks unto thee, and
thee.
All the seed of thy servant Jacob,
the people praise thee.
because thy merciful kindness hath been great towards them
all together praise the name of the Lord for thou,
God,
art the God of truth, and the Eternal King.
all

THE UNITY HYMN FOR THE SECOND

DAY.

But verily, I am thy servant, the son of thine handmaid ;

I will express
I will speak of, and declare thy mighty works.
part of the ways of thy praise but thy works are so wonder
It is not possible to write thine
ful, who can utter them ?
estimation in a book, much less to declare thy praises, which
are numberless, for the essence of God cannot be compre
hended ; nor can the perfection of the Almighty be limited.
Lo, his understanding is infinite, and the number of his
years cannot be explored neither is there any number to
thy angels for the signal of thy glory is among thy hosts.
Where is the eye that can testify of thee ; for no living creat
ure hath ever seen the presence of thy glory ? Lo, the wise
and intelligent know it not how, then, can I arrange that
which I do not know ? If a man should say, I will offer to
him the full quantity of his praise / I will comprehend the
end of his praise such a one s spirit is not steadfast with
God. He must be swallowed up, because he knows not his
estimation ; for the end of all his discourse is but the beginning of the praise of his ways ; but I am not so inclined,
nor will I suffer my lips to sin. I will declare to my brethren,
a part of the ways of God and will inform Israel what God
;

hath wrought as it is written, Say ye unto God, How terri

ble are thy works, O God And thou hast said, This people
whom I have formed for myself, shall recount the praise of my
In Egypt, I performed my wonders, that ye might
jname.
;

declare my prodigies.
Verily, I who am thy servant, will
declare what I shall find written in the book for my soul
shall praise the might of thy works, and my inward parts,
thy holy name. I will bless thee in all my undertakings
and with all my heart will I return thanks to the Lord ; my
throat and my mouth also will I fill with thy praise, and thy
exaltation.
For my mouth shall declare thy praise, and thy
glory all the day. I will speak of the might of thy tremen;

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FIRST DAT.

and they are all satisfied from thy

and thy sheep, and earnestly

are thy people,

desire to perform thy will but, how can we serve thee, when
not in our power, on account of our holy temple being
burnt with fire ? Or how can we serve thee, when there is
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we are on unhallowed land. I rejoice at thy

in
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for I did not command your ancestors concerning sacrifices
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To serve me with joy, and a glad
thee, was but to fear me.
heart for to obey is better than to offer sacrifice and a con
the sacrifices of
trite heart better than a pure meat-offering
God are a contrite spirit. Thou didst not desire sacrifice and
meat-offering nor didst thou require sin-offering, or burntI will build an altar with my contrite heart, and
offering.
will also humble my spirit within me. My haughty heart, and
the haughtiness of mine eyes, will I humble and rend my
heart because of the Lord the shreds of my spirit are thy
O may they be accepted favourably upon thine
sacrifices
I will also loudly proclaim thy praise, and declare all
altar.
thy wonders whatsoever my soul knoweth, will I compose
and will speak of, and declare thy mighty acts. But, what
defilements, while

praise can I arrange, when I know not aught, nor am able to

express any thing ; for his greatness is unsearchable, and his
understanding is infinite. He is wise of heart, and who is like
him ? his excellent power we cannot find out performer of
great things, and abundance of tremendous things ; for thou
;

and performest wondrous things without number,

and that are unsearchable, and unknown for they cannot be
art great,

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explored.
mouth that can speak of thee ? No living creature can see
What praise can they ar
thee, nor can any heart know thee.
range before thee ? Even thy ministering angels cannot see
thee ; neither can the wise of heart find thee. Thou alone
knowest thy praise and there is none besides thee that know
eth thy power. No one knows, besides thee, the praises that
are proper to honour thee with.
must, nevertheless, en
deavour to praise thee suitably, and conformably to thy holi
ness, honour, and greatness, from the mouth of all, according
to their power, and conformably to the understanding which
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THE UNITY HYMN FOB THE FIRST

DAY.

I will chaunt praise to my God, while I exist ; even the God

Unto this day hast thou
fed me from my youth.
held me fast by the hand, and bestowed life and mercy on me.
Blessed be the Lord, and blessed be his glorious name ; for
he hath been wonderfully kind to his servant. Wherewith
Or wherewith shall
shall I come before the-most High God ?
If the mountains were
I bow myself unto the eternal God ?
altars, and all the wood of Lebanon laid in order thereon j
and if all the beasts, both wild and domestic were slain, and
their pieces arranged on the wood also all the corners of the
altar daubed with blood, as the waters that cover the sea ; the
rich fine flour as abundant as the dust of the earth, mixed with
ten thousand rivers of oil, and frankincense, and sweet spices,
for a memorial, and incense composed of all the principal
spices and if all the lights were on the candle-sticks, so aa
to shine as the two luminaries, and the shew-bread arranged
as high as the mountains of God, on the inner table, wine as
plenty as the rain of heaven ; and strong wine to pour out as
the fountains of water and if all the sons of men were priests
and Levites, chaunting melodious songs ; all the trees of
Eden, and all the trees of the woods, were formed into musical
harps, and psalteries and all the angels, with a loud voice,
and the stars from their causeways and although Lebanon
should be prepared, yet would it not be sufficient for the fire ;
nor his beast be sufficient for the burnt-offering. Lo, all these
are not sufficient to serve, nor sufficient to come before the
God of glory ; for thou, O our King, art exceedingly hon

who hath

oured ; and wherewith shall we bow down to our Lord ?

Verily, all the living are not able to honour thee, how much
less can I, thy servant ?
Because I am despised, and not ac
counted among men contemned in mine own sight, and the
most lowly of men. Neither hath thy servant aught to hon
our thee, or to render thee recompense for thy tender mercy
for thou hast been exceedingly good to me, and increased thy
kindness to me I, therefore, am greatly indebted to thee, for
the good thou hast done unto me for thou wast not bound
to be bountiful to me, for all the good thou didst to me was
not incumbent on thee. I have not served thee according to
the benefits thou hast bestowed on me, nor rendered one to
If I should say, I will thus
thee, for ten thousand received.
declare them, I know not how to number them.
O what can
I render unto thee ? for all belongeth to thee.
The heavens
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CONCLUSION SERVICE.

Our Father and our King, speedily cause salvation t

spring forth for us.
Our Father, and our King, exalt the horn of thy people
Israel.

Our Father and our King,

exalt the horu of thine an

ointed.

Our

Father, and our King,

fill

our hands with thy bless

ings.

Our Father, and our King,

fill

our storehouses with

plenty.

Our

Father, and our King, hear our voice, spare, and

compassionate us.

Our Father, and our King, accept our prayers with fa

vour and mercy.
Our Father, and our King, open the gates of heaven to
our prayers.
Our Father, and our King, dismiss us not empty from
thy presence.
Our Father, and our King, may this be the hour of mer
cy, and a favourable time in thy presence
Our Father, and our King, have pity upon us, our chil
dren, and infants.
Our Father, and our King, grant our request for the sake
of those who were slain for thy holy name.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of those
who were slaughtered for the sake of thy UNITY.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of those
who went through fire and water for the sanctificatiou of
thy name.
Our Father, and our King, avenge in our sight the blood
of thy servants that hath been spilt.
Our Father, and our King, O grant our request for thy
Bake, if not for our sake.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for thy sake, and
save

us.

Our

Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of thine

abundant mercy.
Our Father, and ourKing,grant it for the sake of thy great,
mighty and tremendous name, by which we are called.
Our Father, and our King, be gracious unto us, and an
swer us ; though we have no merit, deal charitably and
merciful with us, and save us.
Hear, O Israel the Lord our God is one God. Blessed
be the name of the glory of his Kingdom for ever and
The Lord he is God.
ever.
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CONCLUSION SERVICE.

Our Father, and our King we have sinned before thee

Our Father, and our King, we have no Sovereign but thee.
Our Father, and our King, be benevolent to us for tho
!

Bake of thy name.

Our Father, and our King, renew unto us a prosperous
year.

Our Father, and our King,

abolish all injurious and

which concern us.
Our Father, and our King, annul the devices of those

evil decrees

who hate us.

Our Father and our King,

frustrate the counsel of our

enemies.

Our Father, and our King, extirpate every oppressor

and adversary from us.
Our Father, and our King, stop the mouths of our ad
versaries, and those who accuse us.
Our Father, and our King, eradicate the pestilence,
eword, famine, captivity, destruction, [and the plague]
from the children of thy covenant.
Our Father, and our King, withhold the plague from

thy heritage.
Our Father, and our King, restore to perfect health the
sick of thy people.
Our Father, and our King, cause us to return into thy
presence with a thorough repentance.
Our Father, and our King, pardon and forgive our ini
quities.

Our Father, and our King, blot out and remove our
transgressions and our sins from before thine eyes.
Our Father, and our King, O rend the decree of our evil
sentence.
Our Father, and our King, erase through thine abun
dant mercy all record of our sins.
Our Fath., and our King, O remember that we are but dust.
Our Father, and our King, remember us with a good
memorial before thee.
OurFath.,and our King,O write us in the book of happy life.
Our Father and our King, write us in the book of merit
Our Father, and our King, O write us in the book of
good maintenance and sustenance.
Our Father, and our King,
write us in the book of
redemption and salvation.
Our Father and our King, write us in the book of pardon and forgiveness.

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CONCLUSION SERVICE.
praise for our life, which is delivered into thy hand, and
for our souls which are deposited with thee, and for thy
miracles which we daily experience, and for thy wonders

and thy kindness, which are

morn, noon, and even.

at all times exercised

Thou

us, at

towards

art good, for thy

com

passion never faileth ; thou alone art merciful, for thy kind
ness never ceaseth ; we for evermore put our trust in thee.

And for all these mercies, may thy name, O our King,
be continually praised, and highly exalted for ever arid
ever.

And
for a

vouchsafe to seal

happy

life.

And

the children of thy covenant

all

all

the living shall for ever give

thanks unto thee, and in truth praise thy name, O God of

our salvation and our help. Blessed art thou, O Lord
I

for goodness

is

thy name, and unto thee

it

is

proper to

give thanks.

grant peace, happiness, and blessing, grace, favour,

and mercy, unto us, and all thy people Israel bless us,
even all of ns together, O our Father with the light of
;

thy countenance for by the light of thy countenance hast

thou given us, O Lord, our God the law of life, benevo
;

lent love, righteousness, blessing, mercy, life,

and may

it

and peace,

please thee, to bless thy people Israel at all

times with thy peace.

In the book of

life,

blessing, peace,

and honest suste

may we, and ail thy people, the house of Israel,

be remembered, and sealed before thee, to a happy life,

nance,

and peace.

Blessed art thou,

O Lord who
!

maketh peace.

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CONCLUSION SERVICE.

462

from

ways and

his evil

Live.

And

it is

said,

For

have no

pleasure in the death qf him that dieth, saith the Lord

God, therefore turn ye, id live.
Our God, and the God of our fathers, pardon our iniqui
ties [on the sabbath,
say, on this day of rest, and] on this day
of atonement.
blot or* and remove our transgressions

from thy

sight

as

it is sa d, I,

even

I,

am he who

blotteth

out thy transgressions for mine own sake ; and thy sins I
will not remember.
An*;* it is said, I have made thy
transgressions vanish awaj like a cloud ; and thy sins like
a vapour return unto me^ for I have redeemed thee. And
it is said, For on this
day shall he make an atonement for
you, to cleanse you that ye may be clean from all your
sins before the Lord.
sabbath, say, Our God and
the God of our Fathers,
accept our day of rest.] O sanctify
us with thy commandments, and ordain our portion to be
in thy law.
O satisfy us with thy goodness, and cause us
to rejoice in thy salvation- [on the sabbath,
say, and cause
us, O Lord our God, to inherit thy holy sabbath with love
and delight
and grant that Israel, who sanctify thy
name, may have rest thereon] ; and purify our hearts to
serve thee in truth ; for ihou art the pardoner of Israel,
who granteth remission of sins to the tribes of Jeshurun
in every generation ; and besides thee there is none to
whom we appeal for pardon and forgiveness. Blessed art
Lord the King, who pardonest and forgivest our
thou,
iniquities, and the iniquities of thy people, the house of
;

[<>^,;ta

Israel,

and causest our trespasses

King of the whole

earth,

who

to pass

away annually

sanctifiest [on the sabbath,

add, the sabbath,] Israel, and the day of atonement.

O Lord, our God let thy people Israel, and their pray
ers be acceptable to thee. Restore the service to the oracle
of thine house so that the burnt-offerings of Israel, and
their prayers, may be speedily accepted by thee with love
and favour and the worship of thy people Israel be ever
pleasing unto thee.
O that our eyes may behold thy return to Zion with
Blessed art thou, O Lord
who restoreth his
mercy.
divine presence unto Zion.
adore thee, for thou art the Lord our God, and the
God of our ancestors, for evermore. Thou art the Rock
of our life, and the shield of our salvation in all genera
tions will we render thanks unto thee, and declare thy
!

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CONCLUSION SERVICE.

460

for, agreeably to thy promise, perfect repentance is as

acceptable in thy presence, as burnt-offerings offered for a
sweet savour ; there would be no end to the burnt-offerings
for our sins, nor any number to the sweet savour for our
trespasses but thou knowest that our end is to be food for
the worm and moth ; therefore hast thou multiplied our
pardon. What are we ? What our life ? What our piety ?
What our virtue ? What our help ? What our power 2
;

What our might ? What then shall we say in thy presence,

O Lord, our God, and the God of our ancestors ? Are not
the mightiest heroes as naught before thee? men of re
nown, as if they had not existed wise men, as if they were
without knowledge ? and the intelligent, as if void of under
;

standing? for the majority of their actions is emptiness;

the days of their life but vanity in thy presence even the
pre-eminence of man over the beast is naught; for all is
;

vanity.

Thou didst distinguish man from the beginning, and

didst favour him, that he might stand in thy presence ; for
who can dictate to thee what thou shalt do ? And although
he be righteous, what doth he benefit thee ? But in love
hast thou given us, O Lord, our God, [on the sabbath, say,
this day of rest, and] this day of atonement, a termination,
pardon, and forgiveness for all our iniquities, that we may
restrain our hands from fraud, and return unto thee, to
perform the statutes of tliy will with an upright hearfc
O thou merciful, have mercy on us, for thou dost not de
light in the destruction of the world as it is said, Seek ye
the Lord, he is easy to be found call ye upon him, he is
near at hand. Moreover, it is said, Let the wicked forsake
his way, and the iniquitous man his thoughts and let him
return unto the Lord, for he will compassionate him and
unto our God, for he abouudeth in forgiveness. And
thou, O God of forgiveness, art gracious and merciful,
long-suffering, and abundant in mercy, diffusing good
;

abundantly. Thou dost also delight in the repentance of

the wicked and hast no pleasure in their death as it is
said: Say ye unto them, As I live, saith the Lord God, I
have no pleasure in the death of the wicked but that they
turn from their evil way, and live. Turn ye, turn ye, from
your evil ways wherefore will ye die, O ye of the house
of Israel ? And it is said, Have I any pleasure in the death
of the wicked, saith the Lord God ? but rather that he turn
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for \ve are thy people, and thou our God we thy children,
and thou our Father ; we thy servants, and thou our Lord
we thy congregation, and thou our portion ; we thine heri
;

and thou our lot we thy sheep, and thou our pastor:
vineyard, and thou our keeper we thy work, and
thou our Creator we thy beloved, and thou our beloved
we thy peculiar people, and thou the Lord, our God we
thy subjects, and thou our King we are thy exalted people,
and thou art our exalted God; we are brazen-faced, but
thou art merciful and gracious
we are stiff-necked, but

tage,

we thy

we

are full of iniquity, but thou

art full of mercy ; we decay, our days are as a passing
shadow, but thou art immutable, thy years have no end.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors, may our prayers
come before thee, and withdraw not thyself from our sup
plications ; for we are not so shameless of face, or hard
Eternal, our God
ened, as to declare in thy presence,
and the God of our fathers, that we are righteous, and
have not sinned ; verily, [we confess] we have sinned.
have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we

thou art long-suffering

We

we have spoken slander, we have committed

we have acted pre
and have done wickedly
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sumptuously
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tered lies we have scorned we have rebelled
blasphemed we have revolted we have acted perversely
we have transgressed we have oppressed we have been
stiff-necked we have acted wickedly we have corrupted
we have done abominably we have gone astray, arid have
caused others to err we have turned aside from thy excel
lent precepts and institutions, and which hath not profited
ns but thou art just concerning all that is come upon us:
r thou hast dealt most truly, but we have done wick

have

stolen,

iniquity,

ddly.

thou, who dwellsay in thy presence,

?
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Knowest thou not all
thee, who residest above the skies ?
the secret things as well as the revealed ?
Tiiou dost put forth thy hand to transgressors, and thy
right hand is stretched out to receive the penitent and
thou hast also taught us, O Eternal, our God, to make con
fession in thy presence of all iniquities, that we may re
then wilt thou receive us,
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save a poor and needy, people

when we

answer thou us graciously

thee,

on

in dread call

be thou our

Eternal,

help.

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immutably the Eternal Being, an Omnip

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heart is faint and every head disordered. I rely on the
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prayer before him

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who

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purity of the three patriarchs.

thou

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nearest the

who

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able in thy presence, that thou mayest deliver us from all
cruel decrees, for on thee alone our eyes are fixed.
voice of those

Have mercy, we beseech

thee,

on the assembly of the

congregation of Jeshurun; forgive and pardon their in

and save

iquity,

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God of our salvation.

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454

who

art holy, behold, the perfect advocate faileth;

as if I had brought a great present; may
Omnipotent, who art
my prayer this day approach thee,
and may
with
prayer
cry,
Regard
girded
strength.
be pleasant; hear my supplication, as the supplication of
thou who
the perfect; inscribe us to life, and to good,

thou
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my

words

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my

hangest the earth as it were on a vacuum.

hand, and receive my repentance; pardon
evil deeds; turn, I beseech thee, and be
thou who
good of those who seek thee,

and

my strength;

for thou,

Lord, art

Stretch out thy

and forgive

my

engaged in the

art my
my shield.

beloved,

Remember the covenant of Abraham, and the binding

of Isaac [on the altar] ; and bring back the captives of the
tents of Jacob, and save us for the sake of thy name. Thou
mighty Redeemer, redeem us for thine own sake; behold,
our power is gone, our pious men are lost, and there is none
turn with mercy towards
fit to supplicate for us; therefore,
the remnant of Israel, and save us for the sake of thy name.
The holy city [Jerusalem] and the provinces are become
a shame and reproach, and all their desirable things are
no more, so that there is nothing left us but this law ; bring
back the captives of the tents of Jacob, and save us for the
sake of thy name.

May the cry of those who praise thee ascend before thy
glorious throne; grant the request of the people who ac
thou who hearest the prayers of
knowledge thy unity,
those who address thee.
Israel shall be saved in the Lord, with everlasting salva
may they also be saved this day from thy mouth,

tion;

thou who dwellest on high, for thou art the Master of for
giveness, and the Lord of mercy.

May he shelter us under the wings of his Divine pres

ence; may he surely be gracious to us, when he searcheth
the pervert heart, to prepare it; our God, we beseech thee,
arise,

and strengthen us now,

our strength;

Lord, be

attentive to our cry.

thou Most High, who dwellest in yon secret place,

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O my God, incline thine ear and hear open thine eyes,

and behold our desolations, and the city whereon thy name
is called
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thy boundless mercy. O Lord, hear O Lord, pardon ; O

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name.
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But forgiveness is with thee, and thou
to their deeds?
wilt say, I have pardoned
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an intelligent spirit and grant strength and might to
those who steadily do thy will.
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that they
;
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flourish in thy house, and not sorrow more.
the exactor of gold to cease from those who are lost and
cast out ; then shall they go up and appear in thy presence

shadow

may

with a liberal spirit.

O may it be established in truth, that the prayers of our
as the offering of bulls, as also our
lips are as acceptable
associate us with the
following thee in perfect rectitude
and
cut
off my accuser, O
receive
him,
advocate,
upright
thou who delightest in life, and not in the death of him
Raise us up in the light of thy countenance,
that dieth.
and let the account of our iniquities be cancelled, that we
may be freed from going down to the pit, by finding a
ransom before we call, or the word is yet gone forth,
The
accept, O Lord, the free-will offerings of our mouth.
necessities of thy people are numerous, but their knowl.edge being limited, they are not able to declare their wants
and requests we therefore beseech thee to have regard to
our meditation before we call, O God, ^vho art great,
mighty, and tremendous. They who knew how to pray,
fail, and are consumed ; they could eloquently express the
form of prayers : we now remain naked, and the evil hath
we therefore cannot attain salvation we
multiplied
have not the courage to supplicate thee ; for we have
transgressed, rebelled, and perverted our ways we only
;

righteousness in the arrangement of our

we nightly stand ^ 4 thy house, O Eternal
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keep the gate open for us at the time of shutting the

gate; for the day declineth.
The day declineth, the sun goeth down, and begins to
vanish;
grant that we may enter thy gates.
Omnipotent, forbear, we beseech thee; forgive, pardon,
have compassion, have mercy on us, we beseech thee, grant
tis expiation, and
suppress our sin and iniquity.
Omnipotent King, who sitteth on the throne of mercy,
governing with beneficence, pardoning the iniquities of his
people, by causing them to pass away in due order, extend
ing pardon unto sinners, and forgiveness unto transgressors;
acting charitably towards all flesh and spirit, not reward

them according to their wickedness.

Omnipotent,
thou hast taught us to repeat the thirteen attributes of thy
mercy. Remember unto us, zve beseech thee, this day, the
covenant of the thirteen, in like manner, as thou didst
once reveal them unto the meek [Moses]; for thus it is
written in thy law; and the Eternal descended in the cloud,
and stood with him there, and proclaimed the name of the
ing

Eternal.
And the Eternal passed before

him [Moses], and pro

claimed
The Eternal is immutably the Eternal Being, an Omnip
otent God! merciful and gracious, long-suffering, and
abundant in beneficence and truth; keeping mercy unto
:

thousands, forgiving iniquity, transgressions, and sin, and

acquitting. Pardon thou our iniquity and our sin; and take
us for thy heritage. Forgive us,
our Father, for we have
our King, for we have transgressed;
sinned; pardon us,
for thou,

Lord, art good, and ready to pardon, and of

all those who call on thee.

Forgiveness is with thee, that thou mayest be revered.
If thou,
God, shouldest mark iniquities, who can subsist,

abundant mercy unto

OLord?
As a father hath mercy on

his children, so mayest thou

Lord.
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Salvation belongeth unto the Lord; thy blessing be upon
thy people. Selah. The Lord of Hosts is with us, the God
Selah.
Lord of Hosts, happy
of Jacob is our refuge.
Save us,
is the man who trusteth in thee.
Lord, let the
King hear us when we call.
pardon, I beseech thee, the iniquity of this people,

have mercy upon

us,

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And then the righteous will see it, and rejoice the up
but iniquity
right be glad, and the saints exult in song
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke ; when thou shalt remove the dominion of wicked
ness from the earth.
;

Lord thou alone shalt reign over all thy works

Zion, the residence of thy glory, and in Jerusa
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Zion
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Thou art holy, and thy name is tremendous ; and besides

as it is written, And the Lord of
thee there is no God
hosts shall be exalted in judgment ; and the holy God
shall be sanctified through righteousness.
Blessed art
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thou,

Lord

holy King

Thou

hast chosen us from all people ; thou hast loved

us, and hast delighted in us, and exalted us above all
nations, and sanctified us with thy commandments, and
our King, and hast
brought us near unto thy service,
called us by thy great and holy name.

And with love hast thou given us, Lord, our God, [on
the sabbath, say, the sabbath-day, for a sanctification and
rest, and] this day of atonement, for pardon, forgiveness,

and atonement: and thereon to pardon

all

our iniquities;

[on the sabbath, say, in love] a holy convocation, a

rial of the departure from Egypt.

memo

Our God, and the God of our fathers, mayest thoi oe

pleased to grant that our memorial, and the memorial of
our fathers, the memorial of the Messiah, the son of Da
vid, thy servant, and the memorial of Jerusalem, thy holy
city, and the memorial of all thy people, the house of Israel,

may

visited,

ascend, come, approach, be seen, accepted, heard,

in thy presence for the obtaining

and remembered

happy deliverance, with favour, grace, and mercy, to life,

and peace, [on the sabbath, say, on this sabbath-day, and] on
this day of atonement.
O Lord, our God! remember us
thereon for good visit us with a blessing, and save us to
enjoy life, and with the word of salvation and mercy, have
compassion and be gracious unto us. O have mercy upon
us, and save us, for our eyes are continually towards thee ;
for thou, O God art a merciful and gracious King.
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will reign for ever

Zion, unto all

Hallelujah.
Throughout all generations will we declare thy great
ness, and for ever, and to all eternity, will we sanctify thy
holiness ; and thy praise, O our God
shall never depart
from our mouth, for thou art Omnipotent King ! great
;

thy God,

generations.

and holy.
O have compassion on thy works, and rejoice in them ;
and suffer those who trust in thee, when thou hast justified
those who have been borne by thee, to say, O Lord be
thou sanctified over all thy works.
For those who sanctify thee, hast thou sanctified with
!

comely to the Holy One from

is not an advocate
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f
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instruct Jacob in thy word, thy statute, and judgment, and
Our
justify us in judgment, O thou King of judgment.
Lord will yet remember in favour of us, the love of the
valiant (Abraham), and for the sake of the son (Isaac) who
was bound, will he put aside our adversaries and for the
merit of the perfect (Jacob), will the tremendous God

and praise
are sanctified.

thy holiness
those

who

is

If there

for this day is

bring forth judgment to righteousness
holy to our Lord. And thus may thy name, O Lord our
God be sanctified over thy people Israel, Jerusalem, thy
city, Zion the tabernacle of thy glory, the kingdom of the
house of David, thine anointed, and thine establishment
;

and temple.

therefore extend thy fear, O Lord, our God over

thy works, and thy dread over all thou hast created
that all thy works may fear thee, and all creatures bow
down before thee so that they may all form one band,
and be all
to perform thy will with an upright heart
convinced, as we are, O Lord, our God that dominion apIpertaineth unto thee, that strength is in thy hand, might
in thy right hand, and that thy name is tremendous over
all thou hast created.
And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people
applause unto those who fear thee a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee and confidence unto those who wait
for thee ; joy unto thy land, gladness unto thy city, a re
vival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an ordina
tion of renewed splendour to the son of Jesse, thine
anointed, speedily in our days.

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And thus
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we will inscribe holiness unto thee, for thou

and our King, who pardonest and forgivest.

Speedily shalt thou open the gates of the palace for

those who explain the law.
Speedily shalt thou open the
hidden gates to those who hold fast in thy law. Speedily
shalt thou open the desirable gates of the temple to those
who assemble. Speedily shalt thou open the gates of the
habitation of the heavenly hosts to those that have led
eyes.
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who are beautiful and pure.
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that is not yet forsaken, and by whom thou art reverenced
and sanctified, as with the speech of the assembly of the

who

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name

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of his glory.

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enquire of each other, Where is the place of his glory ?
whilst they alternately proclaim, BLESSED.
the glory of the Lord, from the place of
the place of his residence may he regard
with mercy, and be gracious to a people, who evening and
morning daily proclaim the unity of his name, by repeat
ing twice every day continually, with fervent love, and

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he is our Father, our King, and our

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CONCLUSION SERVICE.
life, O God! the King, who deO seal us in the book of life, for thy sake,
O God of life O King, thou art our Supporter, our Saviour,
and our Shield. Blessed art thou, O Lord the Shield of

Remember

us unto

lightest in life,
!

Abraham.
Thou.

Lord

vivest the dead,

art

and

for ever ; it is thou who reto save ; w/to sustainest

mighty
mighty

art

the living with beneficence, and with great mercy quickenest the dead, supportest the fallen, and healest the sick
thou settest at liberty those that are bound, and wilt ac
complish thy faith unto those that sleep in the dust.. Who
Lord of mighty acts? or who can be
is like unto thee,
:

compared unto thee, O King, who killest, and

life, and causest salvation to spring forth ?

restorest to

He
aside

and

[Isaac] who was called his father s heir, and turned

evil snares; he cried aloud, and supplicated,
did not cease praying, and therefore there was a

from

mighty blessing in the seed which he sowed.

let

Lord,

name be intermixed with

thy

ours,

and

speedily grant our salvation ; hasten our redemption, and

revive us with thy dew, as thou didst revive him (Isaac)

who prayed towards

evening.

Who is like unto tfiee, O merciful Father who in mercy

:

rememberest thy creatures to

Thou
thou,

life

art also faithful to revive the dead.

Lord,

who

Blessed art

revivest the dead.

The form of that beautiful countenance (Jacob s likeness)

There
throne.
hath the Lord engraven on his
majestic
the perfect man saw the awful place (in a dream), and when
he awoke, he was terrified.
The Lord
generations.

reigneth for ever

Hallelujah

Thou, Most Holy

Israel

we

thy God,

Zion

unto

all

who

supplicate thee,

abidest

among

Omnipotent

the praises of

Hear, we beseech thee, and forgive us now this day, for

the day declineth ; and we will praise thee, who art awful,
tremendous, and holy.

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THE READER S REPETITION

OF THfc

CONCLUSION SERVICE FOR THE DAY OF ATONEMENT.

Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God and the God of our
ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the
God of Jacob ; the great, mighty, and tremendous God
the most High God, who bestowest gracious favours
Possessor of all things, who rememberest the piety of the
in love send a Kedeemer to their pos
patriarchs, and wilt
of his name.
terity, for the sake
According to the institution of the wise and intelligent,
!

and their instructive knowledge, will I open my mouth

with prayer and supplications, to implore and entreat the
who
presence of the King, who is replete with mercy and
pardoneth and forgiveth our iniquities.
The Patriarch acknowledged thee from his youth thou
didst prove him with ten temptations he did not trespass
even a hair s breadth when yet a ^outh, he drew nigh to
we his de
supplicate thee, as one who is well instructed;
scendants also wish to enter thy gate.
The faithful drew nigh to praise thee all the day, O
thou who art tremendous as the day declineth, O shield
us with the righteousness of him [Abraham], who sat ai
tfo tent door in the heat of the day.
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THE READER S REPETITION

OF THE

CONCLUSION SERVICE FOB THE DAY OF ATONEMENT

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Turn ye, turn ye from your evil ways wberelure

O ye of the house of Israel ? And it is said,
have I any pleasure in the death of the wicked, saith the
Lord God ? but rather that he turn from his evil ways and
And it is said, for I have no pleasure in the death of
live.
him that dieth, saith the Lord God, therefore turn ye, and
live.
For thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who grant
ami

live.

will

ye

die,

remission of sins unto the tribes of Jeshurun, in every

and besides thee, there is none to whom we
generation
appeal for pardon and forgiveness.
est

O my God
now

before I was formed I was unworthy and

have been formed, am as though I had not been
dust I am in my life-time, how much more at my
I

that I

formed

decease.

Behold, I stand before thee, as a vessel

shame and confusion.

May

ence,

O Eternal, my God

assist

me, that I sin no

it

be acceptable

and the God of my

and the sins which

more

full

of

in thy pres
fathers, to
I

have

already committed against thee, bl-ot out through thy mercy

bnt not by severe chastisements, and malignant sicknese

O my

God, be pleased to guard my tongue from evil,

from uttering deceit. And be thou silent, O
my soul, to those who curse me and grant that my soul
may be humble as the dust to every one. Open my heart
to receive thy law, and my soul to pursue thy command
ments. Speedily, I beseech thee, frustrate the devices, and

and

my

lips

destroy the machinations of all those

O grant it for thy name
against me.
right hand ; grant it for thy holiness
law, that thy beloved may be delivered.

who imagine
;

evil

grant it for thy

grant it for thy
O save me with

thy right hand, and answer me. May the words of my

mouth, and the meditations of my heart, be acceptable in
thy presence, O Lord who art my Rock and Redeemer.
May be who inaketh peace in his high heavens, grant
peace unto us, and all Israel and say ye, Amen.
!

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is stretched out to receive the penitent: and
thou hast also taught us,
Eternal, our God ! to make
confession in thy presence of all our iniquities, that we may
restrain our hands from fraud ; then wilt thou receive us,
for*agreeable to thy promise, perfect repentance is as ac
as burnt offerings offered for a
ceptable in thy presence,
sweet savour , there would be no end to the burnt-offerings
for our sins, nor any number to the sweet savour for our

Thou

right hand

but thou knowest that our end is to be food for

therefore hast thou multiplied our
;
What are we 1 What our life 1 What our piety 1
pardon.
What our virtue ? What our help 1 What our power ?
What our might 1 What then shall we say in thy presence,
and the God of our ancestors 1 Are not
Lord, our God

trespasses
the worm

and moth

the mightiest heroes as nought before thee; men of renown,

as if they had not existed ; wise men, as if they were with
out knowledge ; and the intelligent, as if void of understand

ing? for the majority of their actions is emptiness; the

days of their life but vanity in thy presence; even the
pre-eminence of man over the beast, is nought; for all
is

vanity.
Thou didst distinguish man from the beginning, and didst
favour him, that he might stand in thy presence ; for who

can dictate to thee what thou shalt do ? And although he be

But in love hast thou
righteous, what doth he benefit thee
Lord, our God
given us,
[on the sabbath, say, this day
of rest, and] this day of atonement, a termination, pardon,
and forgiveness, for all our iniquities, that we may restrain
our hands from fraud ; and return unto thee, to perform the
statutes of thy will with an upright heart
O thou, most
merciful have mercy on us for thou dost not delight in
the destruction of the world ; as it is said, seek yo thel,ord,
he is easy to be found ; call ye upon him, he is near at
hand. Moreover it is said, let the wicked forsake his way,
!

and the iniquitous man

his thoughts ; and let him return

unto the Lord, for he will compassionate him and unto our
God, for he aboundeth in forgiveness. And thou, O God of
;

forgiveness, art gracious

abundant

and merciful, long-suffering, and

mercy, diffusing good abundantly. Thou dost

also delight in the repentance of the wicked
and hast no
in their death ; as it is said,
say ye unto them, aa
pleasure
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pleasure in the death
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i34

Thou art good, for thy compassion never fails : thou art
merciful, for thy kindness never ceases ; we for evermore
trust in thee.
put our
ouf King,
And for all theso mercies, may thy name,
be continually praised, and highly exalted for ever and ever.
And vouchsafe to seal all the children of thy covenan t
And all the living shall for ever give
for a happy life.
thanks unto thee, and in truth praise thy name,
Gcd
Blessed art thou,
of our salvation and our help.
Lord !
for goodness is thy name, and unto thee it is proper to
give thanks.

grant peace, happiness, and blessing, grace, favour,

us, and all thy people Israel ; bless us,
even all of us together, O our Father with the light, of
thy countenance ; for by the light of thy countenance hast
thou given us, O Lord, our God the law of life, benevolent

and mercy, unto

love, righteousness, blessing, mercy, life, and peace, and

may it please thee, to bless thy people Israel at all times

with thy peace.

In the book of

peace, and honest sus

thy people, the house of Israel,
be remembered, and sealed before thee, to a happy life,
and peace. Blessed art thou, O Lord who maketh peace.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors, may our
prayers come before thee, and withdraw not thyself from
our supplications
for we are not so shameless of face,

tenance,

life,

we, and

may

blessing,

all

or hardened, as to declare in thy presence,

Eternal,
our God
and tho God of our fathers, that we are
righteous, and have not sinned ; verily [we confess] we
have sinned.
!

We

have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we

we have spoken slander, we have committed
iniquity, and have done wickedly; we have acted pre
we have committed violence we have
sumptuously
framed falsehood ; we have counselled evil
we have
uttered lies we have scorned
we have rebelled we have
blasphemed ; we have revolted we have acted perversely ;
we have transgressed we have oppressed ; we have been
stiff-necked
we have acted wickedly; we have corrupted ;
we have done abominably we have gone astray, and have
caused others to err
we have turned aside from thy
excellent precepts and institutions, and which hath not,
but thou art just concerning all that is coine
profited us
upon us ; for thou hast dealt most truly, butjfteijiave .done

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CONCLUSION SERVICE.

432

Our God, and the God of our fathers,

pardon our
iniquities \pn the sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and] on
this day of atonement.
blot out and remove our trans
gressions from thy sight; as it is said, I, even I, am ho
who blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake ;
and thy sins I \\ill not remember. And it is said, I have
made thy transgressions vanish away like a c oud ; and thy
sins like a vapour; return unto me, for I have r de- mei

thee.
And it is said. F r on this day shall he make an
at >nement for you, to cleanse you ; that ye may be clean
from all your sins before the Lord. [Un the sabbath, wy,
Our God and tie God of our rathers, accept our day o

and ordain
sanctify us with thy command men
to be in thy law.
odsuisfy us with thy
and cause us to rejoice in thy salvation \onthe*dbbath>
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stty. and cause us,
sabbath with love and delight ; and grant t at I rael, whp
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our hearts to serve thee
art the pardoner
truth-; for
of Israel, who grautelh emission of sins to the tribes of
Jeshurun in every generation und besides t.iee there is
;

iho<i

whom we

pardon and forgiveness.

Lord the King, who pardonest and
forgivest our iniquities, and the iniquities of thy people,
the house of Israel, and causest our trespasses to p ^ssaway
tho
annually King of the whole earth, who sanctified
sabbath, add, the sibbath,] Israel, and the day of atonement.
let thy people Israel, and their prayers
Lord, our Go

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be accepta le to thee.
of thine house
so that the burnt-offerings of Israel, and
their prayer
maybe speedily accepted by thee with love
and favour; and the worship of thy people Israel be ever
;

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pleasing unto thee.

that our ryes may behold thy return to Zion with
L rd who restoreth his
mercy. Blessed art thou,
divine presence unto Zion.
We adore thee ; for thou art the Lord, our God, and the
Thou art the Rock
God of our ancestors, for evermore
in all
of our life, and the Shield of our salvation
gem rations will we render thanks unto thee, and de
clare thv praise; for our life, which is delivered into
!

thy hand ; and for our souls, which are deposited with
thee ; and for thy miracles, which we daily experience ;
and for thy wonders and thy kindnesses, ivhich are at
all times exercised tow trds us, at morn, noon, and even.

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CONCLUSION SERVICE.

And then the righteous will see it, and rejoice the up.
but iniquity
right be glad, and the saints exult in song
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke ; when thou shalt remove the dominion of wicked
ness from the earth.
;

O Lord

thou alone shalt reign over all thy works

Zion, the residence of thy glory, and in Jerusa
lem, the city of thy sanctuary; as it is written in thy holy
word, The Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God
Zion,
from generation to generation.
Hallelujah

Then,

Mount

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Thou art holy, and thy

sides thee there is no God

name
:

of hosts shall be exalted in

tremendous ; and be
And the Lord
judgment and the holy God

as

is

it is

written,
;

be sanctified through righteousness.

thou, O Lord
holy King
shall

Blessed

art

Thou

hast chosen us from all people

thou hast loved
and hast delighted in us, and exalted us above all
nations, and sanctified us with
thy commandments, and
our King, and hast
brought us near unto thy service,
called us by thy great and
holy name.
;

us,

"O

And

with love hast thou given

us,

Lord, our God, [on

the sabbath, say, the

sabbath-day, for a sanctification,
rest, and] this day of atonement, for

and

pardon, forgiveness,
and atonement and thereon to pardon all our iniquities
[on the sabbath, say, in love] a holy convocation, a memo
rial of the
departure from Egypt.
Our God, and the God of onr fathers, mayest thou be
pleased to grant that our memorial, and the memorial of
our fathers, the memorial of the Messiah, the son of David,
thy servant, and the memorial of Jerusalem, thy holy city,
and the memorial of all thy people, the house of Israel,
may ascend, come, approach, be seen, accepted, heard, vis
ited, and remembered in thy presence for the obtaining a
happy deliverance, with favour, grace, and mercy, to life,
:

and peace, [on the sabbath, say, on this sabbath-day, and]

on this day of atonement. O Lord, our God remember
us thereon for good
visit us with a
blessing, and save us
to enjoy life, and with the word of salvation and
mercy,
have compassion and be gracious unto us. O have mercy
us, and save us, for our eyes are continually towards
thee; for thou, O God! art a merciful and gracious King.
!

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O Lord

open thou

my

lips,

my mouth

and

shall declare

thy praise.
Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God and the God of our
ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the
God of Jacob the great, mighty, and tremendous God
the most High God, who bestowest gracious favours. Pos
!

sessor of all things, who rememberest the piety of the

and wilt in love send a Redeemer to their pos
for
the
sake of his name.
terity,
patriarchs,

Remember

O God

who delightfor thy sake,

King, thou art our Supporter, our Saviour,
and our Shield. Blessed art thou,
Lord the Shield of
in life,
God of life

"<est

O
!

us unto

life,

seal us in the

the King,

book of

life,

Abraham.

Lord art mighty for ever it is thou who reThou,

vivest the dead, and art mighty to save, who sustainest the
living with beneficence, and with great mercy quickenest
the dead, supportest the fallen, and healest the sick
thou
settest at liberty those that are bound, and wilt accomplish
is like
thy faith unto those that sleep in the dust.
unto thee,
Lord of mighty acts ? or who can be compared
unto thee,
King, who killest, and restores! to life, and
causest salvation to spring forth ?
!

Who

O
O

is like unto thee, O merciful Father:

rememberest
mercy
thy creatures to life ?

Who

who

in

Thou

art also faithful to revive the dead.

Blessed art
Lord, who revives! the dead.
Thou art holy and thy name is holy, and the saints
Selah.
praise thee daily.
And therefore extend thy fear, O Lord, our God, over
all thy works, and thy dread over all thou hast created

thou,

thy works may fear thee, and all creatures bow

down before thee ; so that they may all form one band, to
perform thy will with an upright heart ; and be ail con
vinced, as we are, O Lord our God, that dominion apper
taineth unto thee, that strength is in thy hand, might in
thy right hand, and that thy name is tremendous over all
thou hast created.
And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people
applause unto those who fear thee a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee and confidence unto those who wait,
that

all

for thee; joy unto thy land, gladness unto thy city, a re
vival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an or
dination of renewed splendour to the son of Jesse, thine

anointed, speedily in our days.

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426

and they (the angels) receive the word one from the other,
and say, holy on yon high heavens, in the exalted temple
of his Divine Omnipresence
holy upon the earth, the
work of his power holy to all eternity, the Lord of Hosts!
the whole earth is full of his glory and a wind carried me
away, and I heard behind me a thundering voice, that
said, Blessed be the glory of the Lord! from his place,
the residence of his LHvine Omnipresence the Eternal
will reign for ever and evermore thy kingdom, O Eternal
O Lord;
is permanent for ever, even of infinite duration.
God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, our ancestors; preserve
;

this for evermore, to incline the thoughts of the heart of

thy people and dispose their hearts aright to serve thee.
And he being merciful, forgiveth iniquity, and destroyeth
not yet he frequently turneth his anger away, and awakeneth not all his wrath for thou, O Lord art good, and
forgiving, and of abundant mercy, unto all that call upon
thee; thy righteousness is immutable, and thy law is truth.
O accomplish truth unto Jacob, and thy mercy unto Abra
ham, which thou didst swear unto them in time of old.
Blessed be the Lord day by day though he burthens us, yet
The Lord of Hosts is
he, the Omnipotent, is our help.
with us the God of Jacob is our protection. O Lord of
Hosts happy is the man that placeth his confidence in
thee.
O Lord save us answer us, O King when we
Blessed be our God who created us for
call upon thee.
and separated us from those that go
his glorification
us
a law of truth, and planting amongst
by
giving
astray,
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us eternal life,
of his law, and fix love and reverence in our hearts, to
perform his will, and to serve him with an upright heart,
that we may not labour in vain, nor produce confusion.
Be graciously pleased, O Eternal, our God and the God
of our ancestors, to enable us to observe thy statutes in
so that we may merit to live and see, and in
this world
herit happiness, and the blessing^ in the time of the Mes
that my soul may
siah, and in the life of a future state
O Lord, my God for
praise thy glory without ceasing.
Blessed is the man that confides
ever will I praise thee.
Confide ye
in the Lord
the Lord will be his protection.
in the Eternal at all times; for the Eternal God is an ever
All that know thy name, confide in thee
lasting Rock.
for thou forsakest not those who earnestly seek thee. The
Lord was phased for his righteousness sake, to magnify
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Happy

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DAVID S PSALM OF PRAISE. I will extol thee, my God, O King

and I will bless thy name for ever and ever. Every day will I
The
bless thee, and I will praise thy name for ever and ever.
Lord is great, and exalted in praise, and his greatness is unsearch
able.
One generation shall praise thy works to another, and shall
I will speak of the glorious honour of
declare thy mighty acts.
thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works. And men shall speak of
the might of thy tremendous acts and thy greatness will I de
The memorial of thy abundant goodness shall they per
clare.
petually utter, and shall sing of thy righteousness. The Lord is
gracious and full of compassion long-suffering, and of great mercy.
The Lord is good to all and his mercies are over all his works.
All thy works shall praise thee, O Lord and thy pious servants
shall bless thee.
They shall speak of the glory of thy kingdom,
and talk of thy power. To make known thy mighty acts to the
sons of men, and the glorious majesty of thy kingdom. Thy king
dom is an everlasting kingdom, and thy dominion subsisteth
throughout all generations. The Lord upholdeth all who fall, and
The eyes of all
raiseth up all those who are bowed down.
wait upon thee, and thou givest them their food in due season.
Thou openest the hand, and satisfieth the desire of every living
The Lord is righteous in all his ways, and beneficient in
thing.
The Lord is near unto all those who call upon
all his works.
him, to all who call upon him in truth. He will fulfil the desire
of those who fear him he will also hear their cry, and save them.
The Lord protecteth all those who love him but he will destroy
the wicked. My mouth shall utter the praise of the Lord and
As for us,
let all flesh bless his holy name for ever and ever.
we will bless the Lord from henceforth, and for ever. Hallelujah.
And a Redeemer will come unto Zion, unto those who turn from
transgression in Jacob, saith the Lord and behold this is my
covenant with them, saith the Eternal my spirit which is upon
thee, and my words which I have put into thy mouth, shall not
depart from thy mouth, nor from the mouth of thy children, nor
from the mouth of thy children s children, snith the Lord! from
henceforth and for evermore.
Thou who art most Holy abidest amongst the praises of Israel.
And one (angel) called unto another, and said, Holy, holy, holy,
is the Lord of Hosts
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AFTERNOON SERVICE.

We

adore thee, for thon

Lord our God, and
the God of our ancestors, for
evermore. Thou art the Rock
or our hie, and the Shield or
our salvation; in all generations will we render thanks
iinto thee, and declare
thy
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hand, thy great and holy name, for

and for our souls which are

deposited with thee, and for
thy miracles which we daily
experience, and for thy won
ders and thy kindness which

having preserved us alive,

and supported us. Thus we
beseech thee to grant us life
in future
assemble our cap
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the courts of thy

morn, noon, and sanctuary, that we may ob
even.
Thou art good, for serve
thy statutes, do thy
thy compassion never f aileth will, and serve thee with an
thou alone art merciful, for
it heart.
Most praised
thy kindness never ceaseth
God!
we adore
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us, at

in thee.

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thee.
all

these mercies,

may

thy name,

O our King, be

continually praised, and highly exalted for ever and ever.

And vouchsafe to inscribe all the children of thy cove
nant for a happy life.
And all the living shall for ever
give thanks unto thee, and in truth praise thy name, O
God of our salvation and our help. Blessed art thou, O
Lord for goodness is thy name, and unto thee it is proper
to give thanks.
!

O grant peace, happiness, and blessing, grace, favour,

and mercy, unto us, and all thy people Israel bless us,
even all of us together, O our Father with the- light of
;

thy countenance for by the light of thy countenance hast

thou given us, O Lord, our God the law of life, benevo
lent love, righteousness, blessing, mercy, life, and peace,
and may it please thee to bless thy people Israel at all
times with thy peace.
In the book of life, blessing, peace, and honest suste
nance, may we, and all thy people, the house of Israel, be
;

remembered, and written before thee, to a happy life, and

Blessed art thou, O Lord who inaketh peace.

peace.

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of our fathers,

pardon our

iniquities [on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and] on

blot out and remove our trans
this day of atonement..

sight ; as it is said, I, even I, am he

blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake ;
and thy sins I will not remember! And it is said, I have

gressions from thy

who

made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud ; and

thy sins like a vapour ; return unto me, for I have re
deemed thee. And it is said, For on this day shall he
make an atonement for you, to cleanse you that ye may
be clean from all your sins before the Lord.
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our day of rest.]

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and ordain our portion to he in thy law. O satisfy us
with thy goodness, and cause us to rejoice in thy salva

O Lord our God,

and delight and
who sanctify thy name, may have rest

tion \pn the sabbath, say, and cause us,

to inherit thy holy sabbath with love

grant that Israel,

thereon) ; and purify our hearts to serve thee in truth 5

for thou art the pardoner of Israel, who granteth remis
sion of sins to the tribes of Jeshurun in every generation
and besides thee there is none to whom we appeal for
Blessed art thou, O Lord the
pardon and forgiveness.
and
who
forgivest our iniquities, and the
pardonest
King,
house of Israel, and causest
of
the
thy people,
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[on the sabbath, add, the sabbath,]

Vael, and the day of atonement.

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be acceptable to thee.
so that the burnt-offerings of Israel,
oracle of thine house
and their prayers, may be speedily accepted by thee with
and the worship of thy people Israel be
love and favour
ever pleasing unto thee.
O that our eyes may behold thy return to Zion with
Blessed art thou, O Lord! who restoreth hia
mercy.
divine presence unto Zion.
!

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AFTERNOON SERVICE.

418

As it is written in thy law," And the Eternal descended in a

cloud, and stood with him there, and didst proclaim the name
of the Eternal.
And the Eternal passed before him
[Moses],

and proclaimed, The Eternal is immutably the Eternal Being,

an Omnipotent God, merciful and gracious, long-suffering,
and abundant in beneficence and truth keeping mercy unto
thousands, forgiving iniquity, transgression, and sin, and ac
;

quitting.

For the sake

unto

on

us,

honour of thy name, be thou compliant

merciful O have mercy
the sake of thy name.
of the

O thou who art gracious and

us, for

A day

on which thou mayest look with compassion on thy

desolate temple.
This day grant
desirable man [Daniel] said.

it

for thine

own

sake, as the

As it is written in the words of thy holy [Da*iiel], O my

God, incline thine ear, and hear open thine eyes, and behold
our discomposure, and the city which is called by thy name
for we do not presume to present our supplications before
thee for our righteousness, but for thine abundant mercy.
;

For the sake of the honour of thy name, be thou compliant

unto us, O thou who pardonest and forgivest forgive us, we
beseech thee, for the sake of thy name.
Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee, O mighty Lord,
;

whose works ars abundant?

equal unto thee

thou,

eousness.

who

Cong.

Who

is

Omnipotent

and speakest right

Omnipotent equal unto thee?

revealest profound things,

Cong.

Who

is

O thou, perfect Creator, who art replete with mercy. Cong.

Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee ?
O thou, who subduest wrath, to justify those who have been
borne by thee.
Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee ?
Cong.
As it is written by the hand of thy prophet, Who is Omnip
otent, equal unto thee, who pardonest iniquity, and passest
by the transgression of the residue of his heritage ? and who

keepeth not his anger for ever, because he delighteth in mercy.

He will turn again, he will have compassion on us, he will
turn again, he will suppress our iniquities. Yea, thou wilt
cast all their sins into the depths of the sea
and all the sins
of thy people, the house of Israel, into a place, where they
shall not be remembered, nor visited, nor thought of, for ever.
And it is said, Thou wilt shew faithfulness unto Jacob, and
mercy unto Abraham ; which thou didst swear unto our
fathers, in days of old.
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416

Who can
servant David declared in thy presence.
Cleanse me, O Lord, from secret
his errors ?
Cleanse us, O Lord, our God, from all our trans
thoughts.
Thy

guard against

sprinkle
gressions, and purify us from all our impurities
clean water upon us, and cleanse us, as it is written by the
:

hand of thy prophet, Then will I sprinkle clean water upon

you, and ye shall be cleansed from all your defilements, and
from all your idols will I cleanse you.

And thou, being merciful, receivest penitents for from the

beginning hast thou assured us of the efficacy of repentance
and supported by penitence, our eyes hope unto thee. Fear
Be
return, O Israel.
turn, O ye backsliders
not, O Jacob
hold, the guardian of Israel neither sleeps nor slumbers.
;

And because of the love,

Eternal, our God, wherewith
thou hast loved thy people Israel, and the pity, O our King,
wherewith thou hast pitied the children of thy covenant, hast
thou given us, O Lord our God, [on the sabbath, say, this sab
bath-day, and] this day of atonement, for remission of sin,
forgiveness of iniquity, and pardoning of transgressions.

Cong. This day

day that is appointed for our expiation.
shalt thou,
our Creator, cause us to hear the good tidings,
Ye are clean.

As it is written in thy law, And this shall be an everlasting

statue unto you, to make an atonement for the children of
Israel, from all their sins.

day, on which he who caused us to inherit the law

This day
[Moses] supplicated in behalf of his generation.
didst thou accept him, when he prayed, O pardon, I beseech
thee.

As expressed in thy law,

pardon, I beseech thee, the in*
iquity of this people, according to thy great mercy and as
thou hast always foreborne with this people, from their exit
from Egypt, even until now, as expressed, And the Lord said,
I have pardoned according to thy word.
day on which all who call on thy name, shall be delivered.
;

This day have mercy upon us, as

Cong.
time didst proclaim thy #a#le.

when thou

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AFTKKNOON SERVICE.

And for the sin which we have committed against

by our stubbornnessr
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by run
ning swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we have com
mitted against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the -sin which we have committed against thee, by false
And for the sin which we have committed against
swearing.
thee, by causeless enmity.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by em
bezzlement. And for the sin which we have committed against
thee, by extacy.
levity.

thee,

God of forgiveness, forgive us, par

Yet, for all of them,
us, and grant us remission.

don

Also for the

sins, for

which we were obliged to bring a

burnt-offering.
And for the sins, for which

we were obliged

to bring a sin-

offering.

And

for the sins, for which we were obliged to bring an

according to our ability.

offering,

And

for the sins, for

which we were obliged

to bring a tres

pass-offering, for either a certain or doubtful sin.

And for the sins, for which we were obliged to suffer the
stripes of contumacy.
And for the sins, for

which we were obliged to

suffer flagel

lation.

And
death,

And

for the sins, for which

of God.

we have incurred

the penalty of

by the hand

for the sins, for

which we have incurred the penalty of

extirpation, and being childless.

And for the sins, for which we have incurred the penalty
of the four kinds of death formerly inflicted by our tribunal
of justice, viz
:

Stoning, burning, beheading, and strangling for transgres

whether an
sing affirmative precepts, or negative precepts
action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those which
As
are known unto us, as those which are unknown to us.
for those which are known unto us, we have already made
confession of them before thee,
Lord, our God and the
God of our fathers. And those which are unknown unto us,
are known and evident before thee, as it is said, the secret
things belong unto thee, O Eternal, our God but the revealed
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things belong unto us, and our posterity for ever, to perform
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412

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by de

And for the sin which we
spising our parents and teachers.
have committed against thee, either presumptuously, or ignorantly.

which we have committed against thee, with

for the sin which we have committed against
thee, by the profanation of thy name.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
And for the sin which we have committed
defiled lips.

For the

violence.

sin

And

against thee, with foolish expressions.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
And for the sin which we have com
the evil imagination.
mitted against thee, either knowingly, or without delibera
tion.

Yet, for

all

of them,

O God

of forgiveness, forgive us, par

don us, and grant us remission.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by deny
ing and lying. And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, by taking or giving a bribe.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by scof
And for the sin which we have committed against thee,
fing.

by calumny.
For the sin which we have committed against thee in
And for the sin which we have committed against
traffic.
thee, in meat and drink.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by ex
And for the sin which we have committed
tortion and usury.
against thee by immodest discourse.For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
chattering. And for the sin which we have committed against
thee, with the twinkling of

our

eyes.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with

haughty looks. And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with shamelessness.
Yet, for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us, par
don us, and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin which

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have committed against thee, by litigiousness.

For the sin which we have committed against thee by
And for the sin which we have
treachery to our neighbour.

committed against thee by envy.

For the sin which we have committed against

thee,

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410
Thou

art acquainted both with our presumptuous and igno

those committed either voluntary, or by compul
;
whether publicly, or in secret before thee they are all
sion
known and revealed. What are we ? what is our life ? what
is our piety ? what is our virtue ? what is our help V what

rant sins

our power ? what is our might ? what then shall we say in

thy presence, O Lord, our God and the God of our fathers ?
are not the mightiest heroes as naught, before thee men of
renown as if they had not existed ? wise men, as if they were
without knowledge ? and the intelligent, as if void of under
is

standing ? for the majority of their actions is emptiness and

even the
of their life but vanity in thy presence
the
days
pre-eminence of man over beast, is naught for all is vanity.
O what shall we say in thy presence, O thou who dwellest on
high ? Or what shall we declare unto thee, who residest above
the skies ? Dost thou not know the secret things, as well as
the revealed.
;

Thou knowest all the secrets of the world, and the most
Thou searchest all the
hidden transactions of all living.
inward parts, and examinest the reins and the heart, so that
there] is nothing concealed from, thee, neither is there any
O anay it then be acceptable
thing hidden from thy sight.
and the God of our
in thy presence, O Eternal, our God
fathers, to pardon all our sins, and forgive all our iniquities,
and grant us remission for all our transgressions.
!

For the sin, which we have committed against thee, either

by compulsion, or voluntary. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, with a stubborn heart
For the sin which we have committed against thee, out of
And for the sin which we have committed against
ignorance.
thee with the utterance of our

lips.

which we have committed against thee, with in

cestuous lewdness. And for the sin which we have committed

For the

sin

against thee, either publicly or secretly.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
deliberate deceit.
And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with the speech of the mouth.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by op
And for the sin which we have com
pressing our neighbour.
mitted against thee, by the evil cogitation of the heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by as
sembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by acknowledging our sins with
our mouth [but do not repent in our heart].

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and the God of our fathers, that we are righteous, and
have not sinned verily, (we confess) we have sinned.
We have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we
have stolen, we have spoken slander, we have committed
we have acted pre
iniquity, and -have done wickedly
we have committed violence we have
sumptuously
framed falsehood
we have counselled evil we have
uttered lies we have scorned we have rebelled w e have
blasphemed we have revolted we have acted perversely
we have transgressed we have oppressed we have been
stiff-necked
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we have done abominably we have gone astray, and have
caused others to err we have turned aside from thy ex
cellent precepts and institutions, and which hath not
but thou art just concerning all that is come
profited us
upon us for thou hast dealt most truly, but we have done
wickedly. We have acted wickedly, and have transgressed
we, therefore, have not been relieved. O incline our hearts
to forsake the path of wickedness, and hasten our salva
tion
as it is written by the hand of thy prophet. Let the
wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his
thoughts and let him return unto the Lord, for he will
and unto our God, for he
receive him with compassion
;

aboundetli in forgiveness.
Our God and the God of our fathers, pardon and forgive
our iniquities (on the sallalh, say, on this day of rest, and)

on

this

day of atonement.

be thou entreated of

us, blot

out and remove our transgressions and sins from before

thine eyes and humble our imagination, that it may be
;

and subdue our obstinacy, to turn

and renovate our mind to observe thy precepts

subservient unto thee

unto thee

and circumcise our hearts in love

name as
thy God will

to revere thy

it is written in
thy law , And the Eternal,
circumcise thy heart and the heart of thy seed, to love the
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Eternal, thy God
that
thou
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forsake ns not

cast us not off in old age;

when our

Forsake us not, O Eternal, our God, and

strength faileth.
be not far from ns. O perform a prodigy for our welfare

that our enemies

may

see,

and be ashamed, when thon,

Eternal, dost help and comfort us for unto thee alone,

Lord, our God.
Eternal, we attend ; answer us,
:

O
O

Our God, and

cast us not off

enant with
precepts,

us.

the

God

of our fathers, forsake us not

put us not to shame nor break thy cov

Draw us nigh unto thy law teach us thy
;

and show us thy ways.

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revere thy name, and circumcise our hearts to love thee,

that we may return unto thee in truth, and with a perfect

heart ; and for the sake of thy great name, pardon and for
give our iniquities, according to the words of thy holy
(David) Pardon mine iniquity, O Eternal, for the sake of
:

thy name, for

it is

infinitely great.

Our God, and the God

give us,

of our ancestors, pardon us, for

for we are thy people,

and grant us expiation

and thou our God we thy children, and thou our Father
we thy servants, and thou our Lord we thy congregation,
and thou our portion we thy heritage, and thou our lot
we thy sheep, and thou our pastor we thy vineyard, and
thou our keeper we thy work, and thon our Creator we
thy beloved, and thou our beloved we thy peculiar people,
and thou the Lord our God we thy subjects, and thou our
King! we are thy exalted people, and thou our exalted
God! we are brazen-faced, but thou art merciful and
;

gracious ; we are stiff-necked, but thou art long-suffering ;

we are full of iniquity, but thou art full of mercy we de
;

cay, our days are as a passing

shadow: but thou

art

im

mutable, thy years have no end.

O may our prayers come before thee, and withdraw not thy*
our supplications, for we are not so shameless of face,
or hardened, as to declare in thy presence,
Eternal, our GoO
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AFTEKNOO.N SEJtVIOE,

it is written, The Eternal, thy God, will

bring thee back
out of captivity, and gather thee from all the nations
whither the Eternal, thy God, hath scattered thee. O
gather our dispersed as it is written, If any of thine be
driven out unto the remotest climes under the heaven, from
thence will the Eternal, thy God, gather thee, and from
O be thou found of us, whea
thence will he fetch thee.
we seek thee ; as is written, But if from thence thou shalt
seek the Eternal, thy God, then shalt thou find him, if
with all thy soul.
thou seek him with all thy heart,
O blot out our transgressions for thine own sake as thou
hast promised, I, even I, am HE, who blotteth out thy
and thy sins I will not
transgressions for mine own sake
remember.
O cause our transgressions to vanish as a
as thou hast promised, I have
cloud, and as a vapour
made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud, and thy
sins like a vapour: return unto me, for I have redeemed
thee. O cause our sins to become white as snow and wool ;
as it is written, Come now, and let us reason together, saith
the Eternal ; though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be
as white as snow
though they be as red as crimson, they
O sprinkle clean water upon us, and
shall be like wool.
as it is written, Then will I sprinkle clean
cleanse us
water upon you, and ye shall be cleansed from all your
uncleanness, and from all your filthinesswill I cleanse you.
O pardon our sins on this day, and cleanse us ; as it is
written, For on this day an atonement is made for you, to
that ye may be clean from all your sins be
cleanse you
O bring us unto thy holy mountain,
fore the Eternal
and cause us to rejoice in thy house of prayer as it is

as

ad

written, And I will bring them unto my holy mountain,

and I will make them rejoice in my house of prayer : their
burnt- offerings and their sacrifices shall be accepted on
house shall be called, The House of
mine altar ; for

my

Prayer for all people. Hear our voice, O Eternal, our

God, spare and compassionate us, and accept our prayers
with favour and mercy. Bring us back, O Eternal, unto
Give
thee, and we will return renew our days as of old.
O Eternal, consider our meditations.
ear unto our words
May the words of our mouth, and the meditations of
our heart, be acceptable in thy presence, O Eternal, loho
O cast us not out
art our Kock and our Redeemer.
from thy presence nor take thy holy spirit from us.
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402

Remember, O Lord, the chil

dren of Edom, in the day of Jerusalem, who said to each
other. Rase it, rase it, unto its foundation. Thou wilt arise,

ever the affection of Zion.

and have mercy on Zion for there is a time to favour

her when the appointed time shall come.
Remember
;

and Israel, thy servants, to whom thou

by thyself, and didst say unto them, I will
multiply your seed as the stars of heaven and all this land
of which I have spoken, will I give unto your seed, and

Abraham,

Isaac,

didst swear

they shall inherit

Abraham,

Isaac,

it

for ever.

Remember

thy servants

and Jacob, and regard not the stubborn

ness of this people, nor their wickedness, nor their sin. O

impute not sin unto us, in that we have acted foolishly, and
in that

we have

sinned.

We have

sinned against
our Creator.

O remember

thee,

our Rock

forgive us,

unto us the covenant with our ancestors,

thou hast promised, And I will remember my covenant

with Jacob, and also my covenant with Isaac, and also my
as

covenant with
will I also

Abraham

remember.

will I

remember, and the land

remember unto us the covenant

with the patriarchs, as thou hast promised I will, for their

sakes, remember the covenant with their ancestors when
1 brought them forth out of the land of Egypt, in the
1 am the
sight of the nations, that I might be their God
Eternal.
Act by us, as thou hast assured us And yet for
all that, when they be in the land of their enemies, I will
not reject them, neither will I abhor them, to destroy them
utterly, and to break my covenant with them for I am the
Have mercy on us, and destroy us
Eternal, their God.
not as it is written, For the Lord, thy God, is a merciful
God, he will not fail thee, nor will he destroy thee neither
will he forget the covenant with thine ancestors, which he
sware unto them. O circumcise our hearts to love and
:

name

The Eternal, thy God,

and the hearts of thy seed, that
thou mayest love the Eternal, thy God, with all thine heart,
and with all thy soul, for thy preservation s sake. O
bring us back out of captivity, and compassionate us
revere thy

as

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Hosts
shall

thou,

shall be exalted in judgment; and the holy God

be sanctified through righteousness.
Blessed art

Lord

holy King

Thou

hast chosen us from all people thou hast loved

and hast delighted in us, and exalted us above all na
tions, and sanctified us with thy commandments, and
brought us near unto thy service, O our King, and hast
called us by thy great and holy name.
;

us,

And

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Lord, our God, [on

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rest, and] this day of atonement, for pardon, forgiveness,
and atonement and thereon to pardon all our iniquities :
:

[on the sabbath, say, in love] a holy convocation, a memorial

of the departure from Egypt.

Our God, and the God of our fathers, mayest thou be

pleased to grant that our memorial, and the memorial of
our fathers, the memorial of the Messiah, the son of David,
thy servant, and the memorial of Jerusalem, thy holy city,
and the memorial of all thy people, the house of Israel, may
ascend, come, approach, be seen, accepted, heard, visited,
and remembered in thy presence for the obtaining a happy
deliverance, witli favour, grace, and mercy, to life, and
peace, [on the sabbath, say, on this sabbath-day, and] on this
day of atonement. O Lord, our God remember us thereon
visit us with a blessing, and save us to enjoy life,
for good
and with the word of salvation and mercy, have compas
O have mercy upon us, and
sion and be gracious unto us.
!

save us, for our eyes are continually towards thee

art a merciful and gracious King.
thou, O God

for

O Lord, remember thy mercy and benevolence; for

O remember not our former iniqui
they are everlasting.
ties, but hasten and prepare thy mercy, for we are brought
exceeding low. Remember us, O Lord, with thy worsted
favour to thy people, and visit us with thy salvation.
O

remember thy congregation, which thou didst purchase

old, the tribe which thou didst redeem for thine
O
heritage, even Mount Zion, whereon thou didst dwell.
Lord, remember the love of Jerusalem, and forget not for

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For those who sanctify thee, hast thou sanctified accord

ing to thy holiness; and praise is comely to the holy
If there is not an
one, from th6se who are sanctified.
up
right advocate for us, to oppose him who reports our trans
gressions, do thou instruct Jacob thy word, thy statute,
and judgment, and justify us in judgment, O thou
King
of judgment.
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us, the love of the patriarch (Abraham), and for the sake
of the son (Isaac) who was bound, will he
put aside our
adversaries
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And thus,
may thy name,
Lord, our God be sanctified over thy
people Israel, Jerusalem, thy city, Zion the tabernacle of
thy glory, the kingdom of the house of David, thine
anointed, and thine establishment, and temple.
And therefore extend thy fear, O Lord, our God over
all thy works, and
thy dread over all thou hast created
that all thy works may fear thee, and all creatures bow
down before thee so that they may all form one band to
;

with an upright heart, and be all con

that dominion appervinced, as we are, O Lord, our God
taineth unto thee, that strength is in
thy hand, might in
thy right hand, and that thy name is tremendous over all
thou hast created.
And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people
applause unto those who fear thee a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee, and confidence unto those who wait
for thee joy unto thy land, gladness unto thy
city, a re
vival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an ordina

perform thy

will

tion of renewed splendour to the son of Jesse, thine

anointed, speedily in our days.
And then the righteous will see it and rejoice, the up
right be glad, and the saints exult in song but iniquity
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke, when thou shalt remove the dominion of wicked
ness from the earth.
Lord thou alone shalt reign over all thy works
Then,
in Mount Zion, the residence of thy glory
and in Jerusa
lem, the city of thy sanctuary as it is written in thy holy
Zion
word, the Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God,
;

from generation

Thou

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thee there

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no

to generation.

Hallelujah.

and thy name is tremendous; and besides

God as it is written, and the Lord of
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As

hand of thy prophet, And one

written by the

is

it

[angel] called unto another,

the Lord of Hosts, the whole earth

is

Holy, holy, holy,

and said

of his glory.

is full

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and

his ministering angels

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the glory of the Lord, from the place of his

the place of his residence may he regard

From

residence.

with mercy, and be gracious to a people, who evening and

morning daily proclaim the unity of his name, by repeat
ing twice every day continually, with fervent love, and
say,

Hear,

Israel, the

Lord is our God, the Lord is one,

he is our Father, our King, and our

Our God

is

Saviour

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a Unity

infinite

mercy

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hear the second time in the sight of all living, the expres
I am the Lord your God.
to be our God."
sion,
"

Our Lord and most mighty God how excellent is thy

The Eternal shall be king over all
name in a) the earth
!

the earth

n that day the Lord alone

edged, and his

word,

it is

thy God,

name

shall also be one.

written, saying,

Zion, unto

all

The Lord

shall

be acknowl

And

in

thy holy

will reign for ever

generations.

Hallelujah.

Throughout all generations will we declare thy great

ness, and for ever, and to all eternity, will we sanctify thy
shall never depart
holiness and thy praise, O our God
from our mouth, for thou art Omnipotent King great and
;

holy.

have compassion on thy works, and rejoice in them

who trust in thee, when thou hast justified
those who have been borne by thee, to say, O Lord be
thou sanctified over all thy works.
and

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394

who

and sparks of fire, tremble in his

dread they arouse all his chiefs ; they fly in
With two of them (the
the four corners of his chambers.
wings) he covereth his face. In dread and fear the numer
are like lightning

presence

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they are not able to look at him who is most tremendous ;

they hover round the throne, and two of the wings he ueetk
in flying.
They arrange the subject of his might, and
declare the beauty and perfection of preceptive prayer,

which

in righteous joy they utter, as

called unto another,

and

said, etc.

said, and one angel

Ten thousand times

is

ten thousand angels proclaim the sanctified praise of the

holy One, they are resplendent as if they were full of eyes
the end of their prayer is to reverence him whoinhabiteth
:

Lord of Hosts
mighty above ten thou
sand numerous groups stand to honour him, the earth and
the whole earth is
all who inhabit it sanctify his glory
eternity, saying, holy, holy, holy, is the

They

gloriously praise

him who

is

filled

with his glory.

On

the right is the angel Michael praising, and on the

the angel Gabriel declaring, that in heaven there ie
none like thee, O God and on the earth, who is like thy

left

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AFTERNOON SERVICE.

392

Who is like unto thee, O merciful Father who in mercj

;

remembereth

Thou
thou,

his creatures to life

art also faithful to revive the dead.

O Lord who

Blessed art

reviveth the dead.

With the name used by the perfect man (Jacob), the

Erelim (angels) ascribe sovereign power to the King of kings;
they go to view his beautiful form, that is engraven on the
throne ; his offspring stand this day like
They
angels.
sanctify the Supreme, and arrange supplication ; on this
day they cast away enmity, and altogether bless the holy
name of him whom their father revered, and with mild
words seek to appease him who is Most High. For the
merit of the perfect man (Jacob) he will look down upon us
out of his heavens, the Omnipotent will enlighten our dark
ened eyes ; he, the King, standeth in the congregation of
the blessed (Israel) ; he delights in his people, and exalts
those who are low.
They who knock early at his gates to
pray unto him, he forgiveth according to his mercy and
goodness, and cause them to hear the expression, therefore
ye who were bruised, and belong to the house of those who
hope, shall no more be ashamed.

The Lord reigneth

generations.

for ever

Hallelujah

thy God,

Zion

unto

all

Thou, most holy, abidest amongst the praises of Israel

supplicate thee,
Omnipotent
For thine own sake help the remnant of the
who
;

we

preserve their faithfulness

thou, most Holy
Pardon and forgive,

accept

people

now

their cry as incense,

Omnipotent

who

art

good and

ready to pardon thou most tremendous and holy.

May he from his habitation accept our prayers as offer
;

ings, he, the

On

Holy

Omnipotent

the right is the angel Michael praising, and on the

left the
angel Gabriel declaring, that in heaven thei 3 is
none like thee, O God and on the earth, who is like thy
I

people Israel

The Erelim (angels) burst forth with his praise ; with

dread and fear they glorify him in praise, they approach
and draw nigh to deliver their prayer. The Seraphim stood
by him. He who without intermission is exalted above
myriads of angels, who looketh on the earth and it quaketh,
he is encompassed by those who are agitated as the storm
and whirlwind. Each of them had six wings. The angelt

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Abraham published his belief in thee, in an age

which they knew not how to render themselves accept
able to thee he became
pure through thee, and tangbt
how to revere thee he rejoiced to make thy glory knov a
to all.
Those who strayed he led into thy paths, and waa
called the father of thy people
he hastened to obey thy
command his desire was to take refuge in the shadow of
thy Divine presence he refreshed the wanderer with thy
food, and instructed the traveller that, besides thee, all was
nought for he firmly believed in thee, to supplicate thee,
and planted an ashel, and there preached thy Omnipotence.
May it be accounted to us for righteousness, and through
the righteousness of our father forgive us; act not
by us
Valiant

in

according to our

hope

Kemember
in life

of

sins,

thou

who

King

art

our Shield, for wo

in thee.

us unto

and write us

life,

in the

thou

book of life,

who

delighteth

for thy sake.

O God

King, thou art our Supporter, Saviour, and

Shield. Blessed art thou, O Lord the shield of Abraham.
Thou, O Lord art forever powerful ; thou restorcst life
life.

to the dead,

and

art

mighty

to save.

Sustaining by thy benevolence the living, and by thine

abundant mercies animating the dead
those
supporting
that fall, healing the sick, setting at liberty those that are
in bonds ; and perforrneth
thy faithful words unto those
that sleep in the dust.
Who is like unto thee, O Lord
most mighty? or who maybe compared with thee, the
King who killeth and again restoreth to life, and causeth
;

salvation to flourish.

When he (Isaac) who was beloved, and the only child

of his mother, surrendered himself for an offering, the (Ser
aphim) angels cried aloud from heaven, saying,
Omnip
oteut have mercy and compassion on him. The Redeemei

and Deliverer had mercy on him; he commanded, and

behold there was a ram in his stead he (Abraham) heard
a voice saying, Spill not his blood, for God s mercy hovers
over him to exalt him he protected and preserved him foi
the sake of his name, and made his form beautiful as the
him this day as burnt for an of
resplendent sun O view
fering in thy porch, remember his being bound, and
;

gracious to his people.

In his presence shall we rise up and live : because of the
of our father (Isaac) shall we live ; the Lord
righteousness
killeth and restoreth to life ; with his reviving dews will he
re-animate those that si a

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O my God, be pleased to guard my tongue from evil,

my lips from uttering deceit. And be thou silent, O
my soul, to those who curse me and grant that my soul
may be humble as the dust to every one. Open my heart to
receive thy law, and my soul to pursue
thy commandments.
and

Speedily, I beseech thee, frustrate the devices, and destroy

the machinations of all those who
imagine evil against me
grant it for thy name grant it for thy right hand

grant it for thy holiness ; grant it for thy law, that thy
beloved may be delivered.
O save me with thy right

hand and answer me.

the meditations of

O Lord who
maketh peace
!

and

all Israel

art

May the words of my mouth, and

my heart, be acceptable in thy presence,
my Rock and Redeemer. May he who

in his high heavens, grant peace unto us,

and say

ye,

Amen.

be acceptable before thee, O Lord, our God and

the God of our Fathers, that the holy temple may speedily
be rebuilt in our days and let our portion be in thy law.
Let

it

O Lord

open thou

my lips,

and

my mouth

shall declare

thy praise.
Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God, and the God of our
fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the

God of Jacob, the great God powerful and tremendous,

the most high God! bountifully dispensing benefits, the
Creator of all things who, remembering the piety of the
fathers, will send a Redeemer to their posterity for his
;

name

sake in love.

According to the institution of the wise and intelligent,

and their instructive knowledge, will I open my mouth
with prayer and supplications, to implore and entreat the
presence of the King who is replete with mercy, and who
pardoneth and forgiveth our iniquities.

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And

for the sins, for which

the stripes of contumacy.

And for the sins, for which

we were

obliged to suffer

we were obliged

to suffer

flagellation.

And

for the sins, for

which we have incurred the penalty

of death, by the hand of God.

And for the sins, for which we have
penalty of extirpation, and being childless.

And for the

sins,

for which

we have

incurred

the

incurred the penalty

of the four kinds of death formerly inflicted by our tribunal

of justice, viz.
:

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;

an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those

which are known unto us, as those which are unknown to

As for those which

us.

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known unto

them before

us,

thee,

we have

already
Lord, our God
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God of our fathers. And those which are unknown

unto us, are known and evident before thee, as it is said,
The secret things belong unto thee, O Eternal, our God
and the

but the revealed things belong unto

us,

and our posterity

law for thou art

for ever, to perform all the words of this

the pardoner of Israel, and who granteth remission of sim
unto the tribes of Jeshurun, in all ages ; and besides thee,
;

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none

is

to

whom we

appeal for pardon and forgive

ness.

O my God

before I was formed, I was unworthy

and

that I have been formed, am as though I had not

been formed ; dust 1 am in my life-time, how much more

now
at

my

full of

decease

Behold I stand before thee,

shame and

confusion.

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my God

it

as a vessel

be acceptable in

and the God of my

no more and the sins
which I have already committed against thee, blot out
through thy mercy, but not by chastisement, and malignant

thy presence,

Eternal,

fathers, to assist me, that I sin

sickness.

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And for the sin which we have committed against

by calumny.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, in
And for the sin which we have committed against
traffic.
thee, in meat and drink.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
extortion and usury.
And for the sin which we have
committed against thee by immodest discourse.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed
chattering.
scoffing.

thee,

against thee, with the twinkling of our eyes.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with

haughty looks. And for the sin which we have com
mitted against thee, with shamelessness.
Yet, for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin whicn
we have committed against thee, by litigiousness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we
treachery to our neighbour.
have committed against thee by envy.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed against
levity.
thee, by our stubbornness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sins which we have com
false swearing.

mitted against thee, by causeless enmity.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
embezzlement. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, by ecstacy.
Yet, for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
Also for the sins for which we were obliged to bring a
burnt-offering.
And for the sins for

which we were obliged to bring a

Bin-offering.

And

for the sins for which

we were

offering, according to our ability.

for the sins for which we

And

* trespass-offering, either for

obliged to bring an

were obliged to bring

certain or doubtful sin.

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by compulsion, or voluntarily. And for the sin
which we have committed against thee, with a stubborn
either

heart.

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of ignorance.
And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with the utterance of our lips.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
incestuous lewdness.
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committed against thee, either publicly or secretly.
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deliberate deceit.
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mitted against thee, with the speech of the mouth.
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by oppressing our neighbour. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by the evil cogitation of the
heart.

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sin

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thee,

by

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sins with our mouth [but do not repent in our heart].

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despising our parents and teachers. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, either presumptuously,
or ignorantly.
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And for the sin which we have committed
violence.
against thee, by the profanation of thy name.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
defiled lips.
And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with foolish expressions.
For the sin which we haxr e committed against thee, with
the evil imagination.
And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, either knowingly, or without de
liberation.

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all

of them,

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of forgiveness, forgive us,

and grant us remission.

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denying and lying. And for the sin which we have com
mitted "against thee, by taking or giving a bribe.
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grant peace, happiness, arid blessing, grace,

and mercy, unto us, and all thy people Israel bless us,
even all of us together, O our Father with the light of
for by the light of thy countenance
thy countenance
;

hast thou given us,

Lord, our God the law of life,
benevolent love, righteousness, blessing, mercy, life, and
peace, and may it please thee to bless thy people Israel at
!

times with thy peace.

In the book of life, blessing, peace, and honest suste
nance, may we, and all thy people, the house of Israel, be
remembered, and written before thee, to a happy life, and
Blessed art thou, O Lord, who maketh peace.
peace.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors, may our pray
ers come before thee, and withdraw not thyself from our
for we are not so shameless of face, or
supplications
hardened, as to declare in thy presence, O Eternal, our
God! and the God of our fathers, that we are righteous,
and have not sinned verily [we confess] we have sinned.
We have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we
have stolen, we have spoken slander, we have committed
we have acted pre
iniquity, and have done wickedly
sumptuously we have committed violence we have framed
falsehood
we have counselled evil we have uttered lies
we have scorned we have rebelled we have blasphemed
we have revolted we have acted perversely we have
we have oppressed we have been stifftransgressed
necked we have acted wickedly we have corrupted we
have done abominably we have gone astray, and have
caused others to err we have turned aside from thy ex
cellent precepts and institutions, and which hath not
profited us but thou art just concerning all that is come
upon us for thou hast dealt most truly, but we have done
all

wickedly.

say in thy presence, O thou, who dwell?

Or, what shall we declare unto
Knowest thou not all
thee, who residest above the skies ?
the secret things as well as the revealed ?
Thou knowest all the secrets of the world, and the most
hidden transactions of all living. Thou searchest all the in
ward parts, and examinest the reins and the heart, so that
there is nothing concealed from thee, neither is there any
may it then be acceptable
thing hidden from thy sight.
in thy presence, O Eternal, our God and the God of our
fathers, to pardon all our sins, and forgive all our iniquities,
and grant us remission for all our transgressions.
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to the tribes of Jeshurun
granteth remission of sins
and besides thee there is none to
in every generation
whom we appeal for pardon and forgiveness. Blessed art
Lord the King, who pardonest and forgivest our
thou,
the iniquities of thy people, the house of
iniquities, and
Israel, and causest our trespasses to pass away annually
King of the whole earth, who sanctifiest [on the sabbath,

who

add, the sabbath,] Israel, and the day of atonement.

Lord, our God let thy people Israel, and their pray
be acceptable to thee. Kestore the service to the
oracle of thine house so that the burnt-offerings of Israel,
and their prayers, may be speedily accepted by thee with
and the worship of thy people Israel be
love and favour
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that our eyes

may

behold thy return to Zion with

mercy. Blessed art thou,

divine presence unto Zion.

Lord

who

restoreth

his

We

adore thee ; for thou art the Lord, our God, and the
Thou art the Rock
of our ancestors, for evermore.
in all genera
of our life, and the Shield of our salvation
tions will we render thanks unto thee, and declare thy
which is delivered into thy hand ; and
praise ; for our life,
for our souls, which are deposited with thee ; and for thy
for thy wonders
miracles, which we daily experience and
and thy kindnesses, which are at all times exercised to
wards us, at morn, noon, and even. Thou art good, for
never fails thou art merciful, for thy

God

thy compassion
kindness never ceases

we

for evermore put our trust in

thee.

And for all these mercies, may thy name, O our King,
be continually praised, and highly exalted for ever and
ever.

And vouchsafe to inscribe all the children of thy cove

nant for a happy life. And all the living shall for ever
in truth praise thy name, O
give thanks unto thee, and
God of our salvation and our help. Blessed art thou, O
Lord for goodness is thy name, and unto thee it is proper
to give thanka
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376

and exalted us above all nations, and sanctified us with

thy commandments, and brought us near unto thy service,
O our King, and hast called us by thy great and holy name.
And with love hast thou given us, O Lord, our God, [on
the sabbath say, the sabbath-day, for a sanctification and
and] this day of atonement, for pardon, forgiveness,
and thereon to pardon all our iniquities

rest,

and atonement

[on the sabbath, say, in love] a holy convocation, a memo

rial of the departure from Egypt.
Our God, and the God of our fathers, mayest thou be
pleased to grant that our memorial, and the memorial of
our fathers, the memorial of the Messiah, the son of David,
thy servant, and the memorial of Jerusalem, thy holy city,
and the memorial of all thy people, the house of Israel,

may
ited,

ascend, come, approach, be seen, accepted, heard,- vis

and remembered in thy presence for the obtaining a

happy deliverance, witli favour, grace, and mercy, to life,

and peace, [on the sabbath, say, on this sabbath-day, and]
on this day of atonement. 6 Lord, our God remember
us thereon for good visit us with a blessing, and save us
to enjoy life, and with the word of salvation and mercy,
have compassion and be gracious unto us. O have mercy
upon us, and save us, for our eyes are continually towards
thee for thou, O God art a merciful and gracious King.
Our God, and the God of our fathers, O pardon our
iniquities [on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and] on
O blot out and remove our trans
this day of atonement.
gressions from thy sight; as it is said I, even J, am he who
and thy
blotteth oiit thy transgressions for mine own sake
I have made
sins I will not remember. And it is said
thy
and thy sins like
transgressions vanish away like a cloud
a vapour; return unto me, for I have redeemed thee. And
it is said, For on this day shall he make an atonement for
you, to cleanse you that ye may be clean from all your
sins before the Lord.
[_0n the sabbath, say, Our God and
!

the

God

O sanc
of our Fathers, accept our day of rest.]
commandments, and ordain our portion to
O satisfy us with thy goodness, and cause

tify us with thy

be in thy law.

us to rejoice in thy salvation [on the sabbath, say, and

cause us, O Lord our God, to inherit thy holy sabbath with
and grant that Israel, who sanctify thy
love and delight
name, may have rest thereon) and purify our hearts to
serve thee in truth ; for thou art the pardoner of Israel,
;

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and
dust.

wilt accomplish thy faith unto those that sleep in the

Lord of mighty acts ? or
is like unto thee,

who

can be compared unto thee,

Who

restorest to life

Who

is like

O King, who killest, and

and causest salvation to spring forth ?

unto thee,

O merciful Father: who

rememberest thy creatures

to life

in

mercy

Thou

Blessed art
art also faithful to revive the dead.
Lord, who re vi vest the dead.
Thou art holy and thy name is holy, and the saints
Selah.
praise thee daily.
And therefore extend thy fear, O Lord, our God, over
all
thy works, and thy dread over all thou hast created

thou,

thy works, may fear thee, and all creatures bow

down before thee so that they may all form one band, to
perform thy will with an upright heart; and be all con
vinced, as we are, O Lord our God, that dominion apperthat

all

taineth unto thee, that strength is in thy hand, might in

thy right hand, and that thy name is tremendous over all
thou hast created.
And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people
applause unto those who fear thee a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee and confidence unto those who wait
for thee
joy unto thy land, gladness unto thy city, a re
vival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an ordina
tion of renewed splendour to the son of Jesse, thine
anointed, speedily in our days.
And then the righteous will see it, and rejoice the up
right be glad, and the saints exult in song but iniquity
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke ; when thou shalt remove the dominion of wicked
ness from the earth.
Then, O Lord thou alone shalt reign over all thy works
in Mount Zion, the residence of thy glory, and in Jerusa
lem, the city of thy sanctuary as it is written in thy holy
word, The Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God O Zion,
!

from generation

to generation.

Hallelujah

Thou art holy, and thy name is tremendous and besides

thee there is no God as it is written, And the Lord of
hosts shall be exalted in judgment ; and the holy God shall
be sanctified through righteousness. Blessed art thou, O
;

Lord

holy King
hast
chosen us
and
loved
us,

Thou
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from
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all
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in
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Selali.
seek thy face, O Jacob.
Make lofty your
O ye gates and fly back, ye everlasting doors, for
the King of Glory enters in. Who is the King of Glory ?
The Lord, strong and powerful the Lord, mighty in

who

heights,

battle.

Make

lofty

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in.
is the King of Glory ?
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ye gates

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The Lord of Hosts
!

And when

the ark rested, he said, restore tranquillity to

of Israel.
Ascend, O Lord, unto thy
Let thy
resting-place, thou, and the Ark of thy strength.
priests be clothed with righteousness, and thy saints shout
for joy.
For thy servant David s sake, turn not away the
face of thine anointed.
For I have given you good
It is a tree of life to
doctrine, forsake ye not my law.
those who lay hold of it ; and the supporters thereof are
happy. Its ways are ways of pleasantness, and all its paths
are peace.

the

many thousands

Turn thou us unto thee,

renew our days as of old.

When I publish the

greatness unto our God.

O Lord

name

and we

shall

be turned

of the Eternal, ascribe* ye

O Lord open thou my lips, and my mouth shall declare

thy praise.
Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God and the God of
our ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac,
and the God of Jacob the- great, mighty, and tremendous
God the most High God, who bestowest gracious favours.
!

Possessor of all things, who rememberest the piety of the

patriarchs, and wilt in love send a Redeemer to their
posterity, for the sake of his name.
God! the King, who deRemember us unto life,
write us in the book of life, for thy
lightest in life,

O King, thou art our Supporter,

sake, O God of life
Blessed art thou, O Lord
our Saviour,, and our Shield.
the Shield of Abraham.
Thou, O Lord art mighty for ever it is thou who
revivest the dead, and art mighty to save, who sustainest the living with beneficence, and with great mercy
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Who is Omnipotent, like unto thee, pardoning iniquity,

and passing by transgression, to the residue of his heritage ?
and who keepeth not his anger for ever, because he deHe will turn again, he will have com
lighteth in mercy.
Yea, thou
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wilt cast all our sins into the depths of the sea.
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thou didst swear unto our fathers, in days of old.
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formeth ; speaketh and accomplisheth for all his words
are true and just.
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return back without being fulfilled for thou, O God art
a faithful and merciful King.
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the God,

who

faithful in all his words.

have compassion upon Zion, for it is the dwelling of
our life ; and speedily in our days, save the afflicted soul.
Blessed art thou,
Lord who wilt cause Zion to rejoice
with her children.
Lord, our God cause us to rejoice in thy servant
Elijah, the prophet, and in the kingdom of the house of
David, thine anointed. May he come speedily, and glad
den our hearts. Suffer no stranger to sit on his throne,
is

nor

let any other again inherit his glory

for By thy holy
name, hast thou sworn unto him, that his lamp should
never be extinguished. Blessed art thou, O Lord
the
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:

exalted.

His glory

above the earth and the heavens he will

horn of his people, the praise of all his
even the children of Israel, a people near unto him.
is

also exalt the

saints

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the world, and they that dwell therein.
For he hath
founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the
floods.
shall ascend the hill of the Lord ? and
who shall stand in his holy place ? He who hath clean
hands, and a pure heart; who hath not lift up his soul
unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully. He shall receive a
blessing from the Lord, and righteousness from the God
of bis salvation.
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and cry mightily unto God

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one from his evil way, and from the violence that is in theii
hands. Who knoweth, God may turn and repent, and turn
away from his fierce anger, that we perish not And when
God saw their works, that they turned from their evil way,
God repented of the evil which he had said he would do unto
them, and he did it not. But it displeased Jonah exceed
And he prayed unto the Lord,
ingly, and he was wroth.
and said, I beseech thee, O Lord, was not this my saying,
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while I was yet in mine own country? Therefore I made

haste to flee unto Tarshish ; for I knew that thou art a gra
cious and merciful God, slow to anger, and abundant in
mercy, and repentest of evil. Therefore, now, O Lord, take
I pray thee, my life from me
because it is better for me
to die, than to live. And the Lord said, Dost thou well to
be wroth ? Now Jonah had gone out of the city and sat
on the east side of the city, and made himself a booth, ana
sat under it in the shade, till he should see what would be
come of the city. And the Lord God prepared a gourd,
and it grew over Jonah, to be a shade over his head, to
And Jonah rejoiced ex
relieve him from his affliction.
ceedingly because of the gourd. But God prepared a worm,
when the morning dawned on the morrow ; and it smote
the gourd, and it withered. And it came to pass, when the
sun arose, that God prepared a vehement east wind, and
the sun beat upon the bead of Jonah, and he was faint; and
he wished within himself to die, and said, Better for me to
die than to live.
And God said unto Jonah, Doest thou
well to be wroth, because of the gourd ? And he said, I do
well to be wroth, even unto death. And the Lord said,
Thou wouldest have spared the gourd for which thou hast
not laboured neither hast thou made it grow ; which came
up in a night, and perished in a night and shall I not spare
Ninevah, that great city, wherein are more than six score
thousand innocent persons, who cannot discern between
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all our sins into the depths of the sea.
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the Lord prepared a great fish to swallow np Jonah and
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Then Jonah prayed unto the Lord his God, from the belly of
the fish, and said, Oft have I called, by reason of my distress,
unto the Eternal and he hath answered me ; out of the
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O Lord, my God When my soul
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fainted within me, I remembered the Lord ; and my prayer
came unto thee, unto thine holy temple. The observers of

compasseth

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now forsake

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will sacrifice unto thee, with the voice of thanksgiving ; that

which I have vowed, will I pay ; salvation is of the Lord.

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the

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the second time, saying, Arise, go to Ninevah, that great
city; and proclaim unto her the proclamation which I
shall bid thee.

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gan to enter into the city, one day s journey ; and he pro
claimed, and said, Yet forty days, and Ninevah shall be
overthrown. And the inhabitants of Ninevah believed God,
and proclaimed a fast, and put on sackcloth, from the
greatest of them, even to the least of them. And when this
prediction reached the King of Ninevah, he arose from hii
throne, and he laid his robe from him, and covered himself

with sackcloth, and eat on ashes. And he caused it to be

proclaimed, and published through Ninevah, saying,
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let them not feed,
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Amittai, saying, arise, go to Ninevah, that great city, and

lecture concerning her; for their wickedness is come up be

fore me. But Jonah rose up, to flee to Tarshish, from before
the presence of the Lord, and went down to
and

Joppa,
found a ship going to Tarshish he paid the fare thereof,
and went into it, to go with them unto Tarshish, from the
presence of the Lord. But the Lord cast forth a great wind
upon the sea and there was a mighty tempest on the sea
and it was thought that the ship would wreck. And the
mariners were afraid, and each of them cried unto his god
;

and they

cast forth the freight which was in the ship, into

the sea, to be lightened of it.
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sound sleep. And the ship-master came near unto him, and
said unto him, what meanest thou, O sleeper? arise, call
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They cast lots, and the lot fell upon Jonah.

said unto him, tell us, we
for what
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and whence comest thou ? What is thy country, and

what nation art thou t And he said unto them, I am an
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who made the sea and the dry land. Then were the men
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for the sea grew more and more tempestuous.
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and the sea shall be calm unto you; for I know that
because of me, this dreadful tempest is
upon you.
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unto the shore, but they could not ; for the sea grew more
and more tempestuous. And they cried unto the Lord, and
said, we beseech thee, O Lord let us not perish, for the sake
of this man and compute it not unto us, as the shedding
of innocent blood for thou, O Lord hast done as it ha^h
pleased theo. And they took up Jonah, and cast hisa into
the sea, and the sea ceased from its raging. And the men
feared the Lord greatly ; and offered and made vows.
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362

Thou
it is

mankind, as with womankind

Neither shalt thou lie with any beast,

shall not lie with

abomination.

to defile thyself

therewith

before a beast to lie

down

neither shall any woman stand

it is confusion.
Defile
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thereto

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nations are defiled which I cast out before you.
And the
land is defiled ; therefore I do visit the iniquity thereof
;

upon

Ye

and the land

it,

itself

vomiteth out her inhabitants.

keep my statutes and my judgments, and

shall not commit any of these abominations
neither any
of your nation, nor any stranger that sojourneth among
you ; for all these abominations have the men of the land
done, which were before you, and the land is defiled
That the land spue you not out also, when ye defile it, as
it
spued out the nations that were before you. For who
soever shall commit any of these abominations, even the
souls that commit them shall be cut off from among their
shall therefore

Therefore shall ye keep mine ordinance, that ye

these abominable customs which

people.

commit not any one of

were committed before you, and that ye

I am the Lord your God.

selves therein

And

defile not

your

this is the

law which Moses

set before the children

command

of the Lord, by the hand of

by
Moses. It is a tree of life to those that lay hold on it ;
and the supporters thereof are happy. Its ways are ways
of Israel,

the

of pleasantness, and

all its paths are peace.

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to magnify the law, and adorn it.
is

Blessed art thou,

O Lord, our God

who hath chosen good

King of the universe,

and delighted in their

prophets
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O Lord who hath chosen the law, his servant Moses, hit
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And the Lord spoke unto Moses, saying, speak onto the
children of Israel, and say unto them, I am the Lord yoiu
God. After the doings of the land of Egypt, wherein ye
and after the doings of the land of
dwelt, shall ye not do
Canaan, whither I bring you, shall ye not do neithei
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the Lord
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and my judgments; which if a man do, he shall live in
them ; I am the Lord
None of you shall approach to any that is near of kin to
him to uncover their nakedness : I am the Lord. The naked
ness of thy father, or the nakedness of thy mother, shalt thou
not uncover ; she is thy mother, thou shalt not uncover her
nakedness. The nakedness of thy father s wife shalt thou
not uncover it is thy father s nakedness. The nakedness
of thy sister, the
daughter of thy father, or daughter of thy
mother, whether she oe born at home, or born abroad, even
their nakedness shalt thou not uncover.
The nakedness of
thy son s daughter, or of thy daughter s daughter, even
their nakedness shalt thou not uncover ; for their s is thine
own nakedness. The nakedness of thy father s wife s
daughter begotten of thy father she is thy sister, thou
shalt not uncover her nakedness.
Thou shalt not uncover
the nakedness of thy father s sister ; she is thy father s
near kinswoman. Thou shalt not uncover the nakedness of
thy mother s sister for she is thy mother s near kinswoman.
Tnou shalt not uncover the nakedness of thy father s
brother, and thou shalt not approach to his wile ; she is
thine aunt.
Thou shalt not uncover the nakedness of thy
daughter-in-law ; she is thy son s wife thou shalt not un
cover her nakedness. Thou shalt not uncover the naked
ness of thy brother s wife ; it is thy brother s nakedness.
Thou shalt not uncover the nakedness of a woman and her
daughter, neither shalt thou take her son s daughter, or her
;

daughter s daughter, to uncover her nakedness for they

are her near kinswomen ; it is wickedness. Neither shalt
thou take a wife to her sister, to vex her, to uncover her
nakedness, besides the other, in her life-time. And thou
shalt not approach unto a woman to uncover her nakedness,
as long as she is put apart for her uncleanness.
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defile thyself with her.
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the ark set forward, Moses said, Arise,

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thee to flee before thee.
For from Zion shall the law go
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and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem."

Blessed be he who hath given the law to his people

forth,

Israel in his holiness.

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universe
blessed be thy crown and residence ; mayest
thou delight in thy people Israel for ever shew them the
redemption of thy right hand in thine holy temple ; and
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May it be accepta
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happy life ;
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mercy upon me, and guard me, and all that belong to me,
and to thy people Israel. Thou art He who feedeth and
maintaineth all thou art He who ruleth over all thou
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for the kingdom is
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fore whom and his precious law, I bow down
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heaven, for he is the true God sufficient to do good and
righteous acts on him do I rely, and to his holy and rev
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able in thy presence, to enlighten me in thy law, and to
fulfil the desire of
my heart, and the hearts of thy people
Amen.
Israel, to a good and peaceable life.
O magnify the Lord with me, and let us together extol
his name.
Thine, O Lord is the greatness, power, glory, victory,
and majesty; for all that is in the heaven and in the earth,
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thine is the kingdom, O Lord
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all the living shall ever give thanks unto thee, and
in truth praise thy name, God of our salvation, and our
Lord for goodness is
help for ever. Blessed art thou,

thy name, and unto thee it is proper to give thanks.

O grant peace, happiness, and blessing, grace, favour,
and mercy, unto us, and all thy people Israel bless us,
even all of us together, O our Father with the light of
thy countenance for by the light of thy countenance hast
thou given us, O Lord, our God the law of life, benevo
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lent love, righteousness, blessing, mercy, life, and

peace,
and may it please thee to bless thy people Israel at all

times with thy peace.

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nance, may be, and all thy people, the house of Israel, be
remembered, and written before thee, to a happy life and
peace.

And it is said, For by me thy days shall be multiplied,

and the years of thy life shall be increased. O inscribe us
to a happy life.
O thou living God, write us in the book
of life
as it is written, But ye who clave unto the Lord
your God, are all of you alive this day.
This day shalt thou strengthen us Amen. This day
shalt thou bless us; Amen.
This day shalt thou exalt us;
Amen. This day shalt thou seek for us good fortune;
Amen. This day shalt thou hear our cry Amen. This
day shalt thou inscribe us to a happy life Amen. This
day shalt thou hear our prayer with favour and mercy
Amen. This day shalt thou support us with thy righteous
Amen.
right hand
As on this day shalt thou bring us joyful and glad to
thy temple [Salem] as it is written, By the hand of thy
prophet, and I will bring them unto my holy mountain, and
I will make them rejoice in my house of prayer.
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burnt-offerings and their sacrifices shall be accepted on
mine altar for my house shall be called the house of
prayer for all the people. And it is said, And the Lord
our God, commanded us to do all these statutes, to
fear the Lord our God, that it may be well with us con
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art the pardoner of Israel, who granteth remission of
sins to the tribes of Jeslmnm in every generation ; and
besides thee there is none to whom we appeal for
Lord the
pardon and forgiveness. Blessed art thou,

who

and

our iniquities,
and the iniquities of thy people, the house of Israel,
and causest our trespasses to pass away annually King of
the whole earth, who sanctifiest [on the sabbath, add, the
sabbath,) Israel, and the day of atonement.
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ers be acceptable to thee.
Restore the service to the
so that the burnt-offerings of Israel,
oracle of thine house
and their prayers, may be speedily accepted by thee with
love and favour and the worship of thy people Israel be
ever pleasing unto thee.
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beseech thee, O thou
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pardonest

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Most Merciful, through thine abundant mercy, to cause

thy glory to return to Zion thy city, and the order of the

O that our eyes may

service of offerings to Jerusalem.
behold thy return to Zion with mercy and there we will
serve thee in reverence, as in ancient days, and in. former
Blessed art thou, O Eternal, for thee alone we will
years.
serve with reverence.
We adore thee, for thou art the Lord our God, and the
God of our ancestors, for evermore. Thou art the Rock
of our life, and the Shield of our salvation in all genera
tions will we render thanks unto thee, and declare thy
praise for our life, which is delivered into thine hand, and
for our souls which are deposited with thee, and for thy
miracles which we daily experience, and for thy winders
and thy kindness, which are at all times exercised towards
:

morn, noon, and even. Thou art good, for thy com
passion never f aileth ; thou alone art merciful, for thy kind
ness never ceaseth ; we for evermore put our trust in thee.
And for all these mercies, may thy name, our King be
continually praised, and highly exalted for ever and ever.
us, at

Our Father and our King, O remember thy mercy and

and extirpate the pestilence, sword,
subdue thy wrath
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and all manner of disease, obstruction, contention,

and every species of affliction, evil decree, and causeless
enmity, from us, and from all the children of thy covenant.
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and who keepeth not his anger for ever, because
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have compassion on us, he will turn again, he will suppress
our iniquities. Yea, thou wilt cast all their sins into the
depths of the sea; and all the sins of thy people, the
house of Israel, into a place, where they shall not be re
membered, nor visited, nor thought of, for ever. And it
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thou,

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fathers, in days of old.

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and thy sins I will not remember. And it is said I have
made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud ; and
thy sins like a vapour ; return unto me, for I have re
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deemed thee. And it is said, For on this day shall he

make an atonement for you, to cleanse you that ye may
be clean from all your sins before the Lord.
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day of rest.] O sanctify us with thy commandments, and
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sabbath, say, and cause us, O Lord our God, to inherit
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And because of the love, O Eternal, our God, wherewith

thou hast loved thy people Israel, and the pity, of our
King, wherewith thou hast pitied the children of thy
covenant, hast thou given us, O Lord our God, [on the
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O pardon, I beseech thee, the iniquity of this people.
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as thou hast always foreborne with this
people, from their
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give us, we beseech thee, for the sake of thy name.
day on which thou didst inform the messenger [Moses]
of the good tidings of pardon.
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with him, and didst proclaim thy name.
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in a cloud, and stood with him there, and didst proclaim
the name of the Eternal.
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have mercy on us, for the sake of thy name.
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incline to our supplications, and view our repentance.
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my God, incline thine ear, and hear open thine eyes, arid
behold our discomposure, and the city which is called by
thy name for we do not presume to present our supplications before thee for our righteousness, but for thine
abundant mercy. For the sake of the honour of thy name,
be thou compliant unto us, O thou who hearest prayer.
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for the sins, for

which we were obliged

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flagellation.

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of death, by the hand of God.
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of extirpation, and being childless.
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an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those
which are known unto us, as those which are unknown to
us.
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made confession of them before thee,
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the secret things belong unto thee, O Eternal, our God
but the revealed things belong unto us, and our posterity
for ever, to perform all the words of this law.
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Lord, from secret
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Cleanse us, O Lord, our God, .from all our trans
thoughts.
gressions, and purify us from all our impurities
sprinkle
clean water upon us, and cleanse us, as it is written by the
hand of thy prophet, Then will I sprinkle clean water
upon you, and ye shall be cleansed from all your defile
ments, and from all your idols will I cleanse you.
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and supported by penitence, our eyes hope unto

Fear not, O Jacob turn, O ye backsliders return,

pentance
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nor slumbers. Thus it is written by the hand of thy
Return, O Israel, unto the Eternal, thy God, for
prophet,
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Take with you prayers, and return unto the Eternal,
said,
and say unto him, Pardon thou all iniquity and receive us
graciously, and may the thanksgiving of our lips be accept
able unto thee, as the offering of oxen.
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running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
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pardon us, and grant us remission.
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burnt-offering.
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which we have committed against thee, with a stubborn
either
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of ignorance.
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by oppressing our neighbour. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by the evil cogitation of the
heart.

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assembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by acknowledging our
sins with our mouth [but do not repent in our heart].
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despising our parents and teachers. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, either presumptuously,
or ignorantly.
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And for the sin which we have committed
violence.
against thee, by the profanation of thy name.
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defiled lips.
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against thee, with foolish expressions.

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liberation.
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and grant us remission.
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forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts ;
and let him return unto the Lord, for he will receive him
with compassion ; and unto our God, for he aboundeth in
forgiveness.

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give our iniquities, (on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest,
O be thon entreated of
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and humble onr imagination, that it
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to turn unto thee
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God will circumcise thy heart and the heart of thy seed,
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according to the words of thy holy (David):

.iniquities,

Pardon mine iniquities, O Eternal, for the sake of thy

name, for it is infinitely great.
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give us, and grant us expiation for we are thy people, and
thou our God we thy children, and thott our Father we
thy servants, and thou our Lord we thy congregation, and
thou our portion we thy heritage, and thou our lot we
thy sheep, and thou our pastor we thy vineyard, and thou
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beloved, and thou our beloved we thy peculiar people,
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we have oppressed we have been stiff
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necked we have acted wickedly we have corrupted we
have done abominably we have gone astray, and have
we have turned aside from thy ex
caused others to err
cellent precepts and institutions, and which hath not prof

have

stolen,

but tliou art just concerning all that is come

for thou hast dealt most truly, but we have done
have acted wickedly, and have transgressed
wickedly.
incline our hearts
we, therefore, have not been relieved.
to forsake the path of wickedness, and hasten our salvation
as it is written by the hand of thy prophet, Let the wicked
ited us

upon us

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and thy

sins like a

deemed

thee.

vapour

return unto

me

for I have re

cause our sins to become white as snow

and wool

as it is written, Come now, and let us reason

;
saith
the Eternal; though your sins be as scarlet,
together,
they shall be as white as snow ; though they be as red as

crimson, they shall be like wool.

as it
us, and cleanse us

upon

is

sprinkle clean water

written,

Then

will I

sprinkle clean water

upon you, and ye shall be cleansed

from all your uncleanness, and from all your filthiness will
I cleanse
O pardon our sins on this day, and cleanse
you.
us as it is written, For on this
day an atonement is made
;

for you, to cleanse

you

that ye

sins before the Eternal

may

be clean from

all

bring us unto thy holy

and
cause
us
to
in
mountain,
rejoice
thy house of prayer
as it is written, And I will bring them unto
my holy
mountain, and I will make them rejoice in my house
of prayer: their burnt-offerings and their sacrifices shall
be accepted on mine altar for my house shall be called,
the House of Prayer for all people. Hear our voice, O
Eternal, our God, spare and compassionate us, and accept
our prayers with favour and mercy. Bring us back,
Eternal, unto thee, and we will return renew our days as
of old.
Give ear unto our words; O Eternal, consider our
meditations.
May the words of our mouth, and the medi
tations of our heart, be acceptable in thy
presence, O Eter
O cast us not
nal, who art our Rock and our Redeemer.
out from thy presence nor take thy holy spirit from us.
O cast us not off in old age forsake us not when our
strength faileth. Forsake us not, O Eternal, our God, and
be not far from us. O perform a prodigy for our welfare;
that our enemies may see, and be ashamed, when thou,
for unto thee alone,
Eternal, dost help and comfort us
Eternal, we attend answer us, O Lord, our God.
Our God, and the God of our fathers, forsake us not ;
cast us not off
put us not to shame nor break thy cove
nant with us. Draw us nigh unto thy law teach us thy
Incline our hearts to re
precepts, and shew us thy ways.
vere thy name, and circumcise our hearts to love thee, that
we may return unto thee in truth, and with a perfect heart;
and for the sake of thy great name, pardon and forgive our

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remember unto ns the covenant with our ancestors,

And I will remember my covenant
my covenant with Isaac, and also my

as thou hast promised,

with Jacob, and also

covenant with
will I also

Abraham

remember.

will I

remember, and the land

remember unto us the covenant

with the patriarchs, as thou hast promised I will, for their

sakes, remember the covenant with their ancestors when I
:

brought them forth out of the land of Egypt,

of the nations, that I might be their God
nal.
Act by us, as thou hast assured us
that,

when they be

in the sight

am the Eter
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I

in the land of their enemies, I will not

reject them, neither will I abhor them, to destroy them

covenant with them for I
utterly, and to break

my

am

Have mercy on us, and destroy

the Eternal, their God.
us not ; as it is written, For the Lord, thy God, is a merci
ful God, he will not fail thee, nor will he destroy thee
;

neither will he forget the covenant with thine ancestors,

circumcise our hearts to
which he sware unto them.

love and revere thy name ; as it is written, The Eternal,

thy God, will circumcise thine heart, and the hearts of thy

mayest love the Eternal, thy God, with all

thine heart, and with all thy soul, for thy preservation s
sake.
bring us back out of captivity, and compassionate
us as it is written, The Eternal, thy God, will bring thee
back out of captivity, and gather thee from all the nations
whither the Eternal, thy God, hath scattered thee.
gather our dispersed ; as it is written, If any of thine be
driven out unto the remotest climes under the heaven,
from thence will the Eternal, thy God, gather thee, and
be thou found of us,
from thence will he fetch thee.
when we seek thee; as it is written, But if from thence
thou shalt seek the Eternal, thy God, then shalt thou find
him, if thou seek him with all thy heart, and with all thy
O blot out our transgressions for thine own sake,
soul.
as thou hast promised
I, even I, am HE, who blotteth out
and thy sins I
thy transgressions for mine own sake
cause our transgressions to vanish
will not remember.
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as thou hast promised
as a cloud, and as a vapour
have made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud,
seed, that thou

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served two thousand

years."

Thus were those who were

strict

observers of the law, and frequenters of the synagogues,

slain
they were full of precepts as a pomegranate, and ex
;

they then brought forth Rabbi

explaining the points of the letters and
whose flesh they tore off with a sharp pointed card. He then
commanded them to bring forth Rabbi Chananya, the son of

panded

the law, in all places

Akiba,

who was

Teraydon, from his study

they burnt his body with vine

branches, and laid thin wet layers of wool on his heart, to pre
vent his sudden dissolution but when they were taken from
;

him, he was suddenly burnt, together with a manuscript of

the pentateuch he had with him.
Mourn, O ye holy people,

who have not

were they

yet been entirely forsaken

slain,

and their blood shed

it

for a small matter

was

for the sake of

God

that they willingly suffered martyrdom, as was the case

of the martyr, Rabbi Chutspith, the interpreter.
Let horror
seize all who hear, and let every eye flow with tears, and all
joy be turned to mourning, for the murder of Rabbi Eliezer,
the son of Shamuang.
Mine enemies and oppressors have
but
afflicted me, and satiated themselves with my delicacies
gave me hemlock, wormwood, and gall to drink, when they
murdered Rabbi Chaninah, the son of Chacheenay. They
strove with all their might to oblige us to break the com
mandments ; they refused to take ransom, but insisted on
the lives of those who were eloquent in the law such as
Rabbi Yesheavav, the scribe. The sons of voluptuousness
have destroyed us, and made us desolate they have perse
cuted us more than any of the kings of the earth they have
slain numbers of us, and also murdered Rabbi Judah, the son
of Damah,
Thou hast said, that the house of Jacob shall be
a fire, and the house of Joseph a flame, and the house of Esau
stubble but now the stubble hath quenched their fire.
thou living God, hearken to my cry, and cause the day of
their annihilation to approach ; because they agreed, in en
mity, to massacre the ten righteous persons, with Rabbi Judah,
This hath befallen us, and which we have
the son of Bava.
fully recited, and poured out our humble and mournful heart
;

hearken from heaven, and be gracious, O Eternal Omnipo

O most gracious, view from
tent God, merciful and gracious.
heaven the blood of the righteous that was shed, and remove
the stains thereof, O thou Omnipotent King, who sittest on
the throne of mercy,

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living, I would have pronounced sentence against them

your presence but now ye must bear the iniquity of your
fathers."
They answered, Grant us three days, that we may
and if we are
enquire, whether it is thus decreed by heaven
and
have
we
will
guilty,
trespassed,
cheerfully submit to the

been

in

"

decree of Him who is most merciful." They all trembled,

and were seized with terrific horror their eyes were fixed on
Rabbi Ishmael, the high priest, for him to mention the in
effable name of God, and to enquire if the decree was from
our God. Rabbi Ishmael purified himself, and with reverence
mentioned the ineffable name, and enquired of the angel
;

clothed in white linen

who answered,

"

Submit,

my

beloved

sages, for I heard that God hath thus decreed

then* informed his companions of the word of God

and righteous
it."

He

the worthless tyrant, then, instantly commanded the execu

tion of two of the chief sages of Israel, Eabbi Ishmael, the
high priest, and Rabban Simeon, the son of Gamliel, the ruler
of Israel.
Then Rabban Simeon requested that he might suffer
first, and not see the death of him who ministered to the
Most High [God]. The cruel tyrant commanded them to
cast lots ; when the lot fell on Rabban Simeon.
The tyrant
hastened to shed his blood, as though it was that of an ox
and when his head was cut off, he [Rabbi Ishmael] took it,
and loudly and bitterly exclaimed, Alas how doth the tongue
that used to teach the law with eloquence, now lick the dust
How exceedingly did he weep over him with horror The
;

tyrant s daughter standing by when he thus wept, and observ

ing his beautiful manly form, it raised such a passion in her
breast, as induced her to request her father to spare him.
This served but to enrage the worthless wretch she then re
quested that the skin of his face might be flayed off; this the
tyrant was not slow to grant but when they reached the
place of the phylacteries, he [Rabbi Ishmael] wept bitterly,
and called aloud on Him who formed his soul. The heavenly
seraphim, in bitterness exclaimed, Is this, then, the law, and
this its reward ?
O thou, who veilest thyself with light as with
a garment, the enemy blasphemeth thy great and tremendous
name, he also reproacheth and blasphemeth the words of thy
law.
A voice was heard from heaven, which said, If I hear
another exclamation, I will instantly turn the world to water
I will make the earth a chaos ; it is a decree from me
sub
mit to it, therefore, O ye who keep the law, which was re;

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remember thy congregation, which thou didst purchase

which thou didst redeem for thine heritage,
even Mount Zion, whereon thou didst dwell.
O Lord, re
of old, the tribe

member

the love of Jerusalem, and forget not for ever the

Remember, O Lord, the children of Edom,
in the day of Jerusalem, who said, to each other, Rase it, rase
Thou wilt arise, and have mercy on
it, unto its foundation.
Zion for there is a time to favour her when the appointed
affection of Zion.

Remember Abraham,

time shall come.

Isaac,

and

Israel,

whom

thy

thou didst swear by thyself, and didst say

unto them, I will multiply your seed as the stars of heaven
and all this land of which I have spoken, will I give unto your

servants, to

and they shall inherit it for ever. Remember thy ser

vants Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and regard not the stub
bornness of this people, nor their wickedness, nor their sin.
O impute not sin unto us, in that we have acted foolishly,
and in that we have sinned.

seed,

We

have sinned against

thee,

our Rock

forgive us,

our Creator.

I will give vent to my soul, and recite how the presumptu

ous have eagerly swallowed us up for in the reign of a cer
tain emperor, no remedy was found for the ten sages doomed
When he was taught by the sages,
to death by his command.
and understood to criticise the law and scripture when he
These are the judgments
entered on the passage,
he imag
ined a mischievous device, when he found it written,
And
he that stealeth a man, and selleth him, or if he be found in
his hand, he shall surely be put to death."
Then the heart of
this worthless idolater exulted
he commanded his palace to
be filled full of sandals, sent for ten of the chief rabbins, who
were all versed in the law and its intricacies, and thus addrtssed them, Judge ye this matter justly, and do not, by any
means, attempt to impose upon me by a false sentence, but
a man be found stealing any of his
explain it truly
brethren, of the children of Israel, and maketh merchandise
of him, and selleth him."
They instantly answered him,
"That chief shall die."
He then said, "Where are your an
cestors, who sold their brother as merchandise to the IshIt therefore is re
maelites, and exchanged him for shoes ?
for from
quisite that ye acknowledge the justice of heaven
their time, the like of you have never been
and if they had
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Our
holy

steps are not perfect

name

we have forsaken thy law and turned aside from

mouth we have provoked thee with the

the words of thy

work

we have trespassed against thy

hands

of our

we have been

we provoked

thee,

and have not sought thee

ished thy fear from our hearts

was pure, by the work

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God

Lord, our

that which

we have sinned

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have cast thy word behind

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of our sins.

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And what

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say in the presence of

And how

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What

virtue, then, have we

the presence of thy heavenly

us,

people,

and

visit

we

and we have

yet, to supplicate

King ?

O remember

for they

not our former iniquities, but

hasten and prepare thy mercy, for

Remember us O

shall

clothed with

Lord, remember thy mercy and benevolence

are everlasting.

him

can we answer to him

utterance of speech

be justified in the

returned

and have not declared

us,

Thy house hath been destroyed, because of

thy greatness.

our iniquities

low.

we have ban

stiffnecked.

We

we have denied

hands

of thy

titude of our iniquities

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altogether rebellious

We did not attend to the words of thy prophets

against thee.

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Lord, with thy wonted favor to thy

us with thy salvation,

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thy majesty, and exalt the humble. Crush the power of the
wicked, and reign thou alone over those who invoke thy name*
Make it known in the sight of all nations, that there is no
God besides thee, when thou shalt bring us to thy holy mount,
tnd cause us to rejoice in thy holy temple.

Our God, and the God of our ancestors.

Enlighten the darkness of the widow ; clear up the con
fusion of her who weepeth ; cause the
joy of the solitary to
approach ; and still her flowing tears.
Beautify the desert
Cause splen
mountain, return unto it, and shine upon it.
dour of thy habitation to shine forth, and renew thy bridal
chamber (the temple). Cleanse her filthy pollution, and
found her beauteous glory ; establish her magnificene, and
lead the nations by her light.
King fill her with glory,
and exalt her for ever and ever. Satisfy her with the fullness
of joy, and crown her with the cloud of the smoke of incense.
Glorify the side-posts of her gates, ami cause the righteous
ness of the modest to spring forth.
Banish the enemies of
her congregations ; cause her to assemble on the three fes
tivals.
The tribes which thou hast forgotten, cause thou to
return, by calling, hissing, and sounding, when thou shah
bring them to thy holy mount, and cause them to rejoice in
thy house of prayer.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors.
O grant a good end to thy people ; cause the temple to be
again established in the midst of us. Exalt it on yon high
mountain, and raise up the horn that is cut down.
!

Enlighten the darkness of the desirable habitation, and

who sitteth alone. Thou alone shalt cover her

with sovereignty, and remove the shame of the city (Jerusa
lem). Cast out the strangers from thy habitation, and grant
Make a new covenant
righteousness to thy congregation.
with thy beloved; may her soul be precious in thy sight;
cleanse her with pure water. Cause her to rest in the city
wherein David rested, and raise up the stature for her that
is
compared to a palrn tree. Make our love known to all ;
walk in the midst of our camps.
O seek the redemption of our captivity ; reveal the period
when thou wilt recover us; hasten to have mercy upon us;
exalt us to thee, that we may boast in thee.
But because of the multitude of our iniquities.
For we have strayed from thee ; we have erred from thy
precepts ; therefore we are removed from the house of our
life : we have Dei-verted the ways of
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field (which anciently was blessed) is cursed;
we hav
gathered little from abundant seed. Its food causeth hunger,
and doth not satisfy ; it no more giveth its strength. The

hands of those who cultivate

it, are enfeebled ; they cannot

support in it. Strangers enjoy its best produce ;
its delicious vine branches are in the hands of aliens.
The
land is delivered into the hands of the wicked; even the co
vetous have found no substance in it.

find their

We

are cut off from all assistance ; there is no gratitude

because of our iniquities, the temple of God
;
is
destroyed, and virtue vanished from mankind.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors.
command our trespasses to be blotted out; be pleased
to renew our days ; reveal the year of our
recompence ; and
exalt our name.
Cast out those who rise up against us, from the earth ;
shine forth from heaven, to exalt us. Remember thy mercy
and have mercy upon us, and hasten the comforter to com
fort us. Cleanse us of our sins; cause it to be known that
thou art our God. Expiate our presumptuous iniquity. Par
don the perverseness of our rebellion ; command the perfec
tion of our fruit. Hearken to the pouring out of our prayer ;
answer the entreaty of our supplication.
turn to raise up
our altar, and justify the speech of our lips.
Hasten the period of our (Messiah) anointed ; accept our
prayers as sweet savour ; cause our dispersed to return from
the ends of the earth ;
support us, and cause us to adhere
to thee, as a girdle.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors.
O cause thy light to shine upon her who is in darkness;
return to her with thine abundant mercy ; reveal unto her
the day of vengeance, which is in thy heart ; O send thy
word, and heal us.

among mortals

Cause thy countenance to shine upon us, and do not forget

us for ever. Remember the merit of the ancient mountains,
(the patriarchs); but remember not the sins of our youth.
Put away impurity from us ; forget not the beloved of thy
Remember the love of our espousals, when we went
soul.
Draw us dear unto thee, and
after thee in the wilderness.
we will follow thee ; lead us, and bring us into thy chambers.
Support and sustain us, that we may live at the time that
thou wilt cause us to hear thy voice.
Deliver us from the
roaring waves, and, in thy wrath, destroy those who over
whelm us. Rise up in thine anger against the proud ; exalt

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to whom no one offereth drink ; as the

simple,,
one instructeth. As those who are faint, and whom
no one comforteth; as those who are hated, and whom no one
loveth. As those who are cast out, and whom no one solicita

and

thirsty,

whom no

to bring back again; as those who are excommunicated, and

there is no one to remove the excommunication. As those
who are bought, but have no master; as those who are bowed

down, and
no father;

whom no
as

As orphans, who have

one raiseth up.

those

who

are unclean,

and

whom no

one

cleanseth. As that which is defective, and which no one can

rectify; as those that are forsaken, and nooneremembereth.
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As strangers, whom no one will

are despised, and whom no one will
honour. As mourners, whom none will comfort; as those
who are agrieved, and have no place of refuge.
arid

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Though we have erred, cause us not to continue in error;

though we have sinned through ignorance, abandon us not.
Though we have departed from thee, draw us nigh, we baseech
thee; when we approach thee, remove us not from thee.

When we cry aloud, hide not thyself from us; though we

have transgressed, take not vengeance on us. Though we
have committed iniquity, reserve not thine anger though
we turn aside, yet turn thou not aside from us. Though we
are vindictive, take not vengeance on us ; though we have
rebelled, suffer us not to remain in rebellion.
Though we
have scorned, do not oppress us
though we have uttered
;

withhold not thy mercy. Though we are brought down,

sink us not into the abyss. Though we have erred, sweep
us not away. Though we have acted corruptly, destroy us
not; though we have been presumptuous, remember it not.
Though we have rebuked, rebuke us not; though we have
acted wickedly, expell us not.
When we knock at thy gates, chase not our prayer away ;
though we have abhorred thy statutes, abhore us not. When
we come unto thee, reject us not; though we have trespassed,
destroy us not.
have not obtained the desire of our heart ; we hoped
for tranquillity, and trouble came ; for the exaltation of our
horn, and lo, depression, we said our salvation is nigh, but
lies,

We

it is

far distant.

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looked for good, but

stores with a sorrowful heart

to; joy is departed from

it

fled

from us; we enter our

what we put our hands

grief, in
the earth.
;

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God is waste; our ways will not prosper. The jojfol

dwelling is destroyed ; how then can our hearts rejoice?
The stated allowance for the father ceased, the children
must suffer hunger ; the master of the house is as a traveller
in an inn; where shall we then find rest?
From the time that our holy temple hath been destroyed.
are not able to recount the troubles and sorrows that
daily overtake us ; dread hath seized on us ; our grandeur
is brought down to the earth.
The uncharitable get forward ; the workers of iniquity grow
rich; while they who act righteously, are not regarded ; and
are compared
those who hate covetousness, cannot exist.
are deprived of every thing.
to an empty vessel.
have neither prophet, nor vision.
walk, and feel our
daily enquire, what will be our end ?
way as the blind.
and say, our death is better than our life. Our life hangeth
in doubt before us; strangers are become the head, and we
are become the tail. And shall we do, for our sins have
caused this? Lo ! we are as if we had not been. We are
poor, low, and despised ; abhorred, reproached, and defamed.
The children of aliens have dominion over us; we said,
we are cut off, we are doomed to destruction. O Lord!
us salvation for our redemption.
lighten our yoke, and send
Our God, and the God of our ancestors.
do not utterly destroy us, let thy hand withhold judgment.
When we are to be rebuked by thee, O blot not our name
out of thy book. In thy approach to seal the chastisement we
deserve, suffer thy mercy to precede thine anger ; and when
thou beholdest our poverty of good actions, suffer thy charity
to supply the deficiency. O teach us how to supplicate thee,
and command our salvation at our entreaty; restore the
tents of him who was perfect (Jacob) ; for, behold his cities
our

We

We

We

We

We

We

are desolate.

O remember, thou hast said, that the testimony should

never depart from the mouth of his posterity. Loosen the seal
of the testimony, and reveal thy secret counsel to its disciples.
God own those who acknowledge thee, and cast down the
who disown thee for thou wilt cause the enchained
with hope, to return to the strong hold.
prisoners, who wait
!

people

Behold, we are now.

those who stray, and no one seeketh to recover ; as
those who are carried captive, and whom no one quieteth.
As those who are hungry, and no one feedeth ; as those who
are to be sold, and whom none will purchase. As those who are

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sweet savour of offerings

no present, nor peace-offering*

no thanksgiving-offering, nor continual burnt-offeriagg.

For because of our

fathers,

iniquities,

have we wanted these

And

from the time that

and the

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things.

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deprived of

all

these.

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heart we enter our stores. The olives withheld their oil, for
they did not produce sufficient.
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of us

of tender grapes in the vineyard, yet is not the vat filled

with wine. The fruit of the field was cursed ; the dainty
food was taken from us.

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the folds

and fecundity. We arc become

the tail, and not the head; we have been obliged to pawn,
but none have pawned with us. Our power hath been spent
in vanity and trouble, consumed without reward. Even
those who have acted with rectitude, have been reduced, and
there is none to strengthen them. We have been removed
from sea to sea, without necessary food for our support. The
evening approacheth, and he that hired himself expects hit
wages but lo, sorrow. The borrower ana lender are wroth
with each other. The hands of the lender are weary, and
the rich hath no mercy on the poor. Lo the earth is do
livered into the hands of the wicked, that the multitude can
as did their fleece, milk,

Dot find enlargement therein.

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were offered in the gate of the temple,

tinual offerings that

was thronged by the congregation

that

hear only of

it, afflicts

but, Terily, tc

our soul.

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means of our pardon

affliction of

our soul, be ths

thou hast, therefore, in thine abun

dant mercy, given us this day of atonement, and this day of

pardoning iniquity for the forgiveness of iniquity, and the
;

A day

on which eating and

drinking, bathing, anointing, copulation, and the wearing

expiation of transgression.

of shoes, are prohibited.

A day appointed

for brotherly

and fraternity a day on which we ought to abandon

envy and strife; a day on which thou wilt pardon all our

love,

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and now,

at this time,

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thy presence, before thy glorious throne, that

guide, as in the days of old,

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priest to offer

an

offer

nor any altar on which to offer a burnt-offering.

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because of our abundant iniquities.

We

have no burnt-offering, nor trespass-offering; no

staves, nor mingled meal offerings, no lot, nor burning
coals
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;

sprinkling

no confession, nor bull

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burnt on the altar; no ablution, nor purification no Jeru
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salem, nor forest of Lebanon

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laver, nor its stand

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frankincense, nor show-bread ; no altar, nor meat-offering ;

no sweet savour, nor libations ; no fine flour, nor iwcet

no arrangement, nor burnt offering no veil, nor

mercy -seat; no Zion, nor golden plate; no perfume, DOT

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congregation covered with blue and purple, waa the oouii
tenance of the priest.

As the appearance of the rising sun on the earth,

the countenance of the priest.

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As the likeness of Orion and Pleiades, from the south

was the countenance of the priest.
All these things were while the temple was on ite foun
dations, and the holy sanctuary was on its basis ; and the
high priest stood and ministered ; his generation saw it,

and

rejoiced.

Happy

the ejre which saw all these things

but, verily,

hear only of them, afflicts our soul. Happy the eye

which saw our temple, and the joy of our congregation ;
but, verily, to hear only of them, afflicts our soul. Happy
the eye that saw our joy, and the gladness of our soul
but, verily, to hear only of it, afflicts our soul.
to

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to hear only of them, afflicts oui
; but, verily,
soul. Happy the eye that saw the established habitation,
and the divine presence of the living God resting therein ;
but, verily, to hear only of it, afflicts our soul, Happy the
eye that saw the palaces, and the band of young priests,
consisting of twenty-four thousand ; but, verily, to hear
only of it, afflicts our soul. Happy the eye whicn saw the
candlestick, the table, and its vessels, and the border of
the table, and the crown on it ; but, verily, to hear only
of them, afflicts our soul. Happy the eye which saw the
rejoicing of those who drew the water, with the attraction
of the holy liberal spirit ; but, verily, to hear only of it,
afflicts our soul.
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guished separation of the high priest, and when he cried
aloud, I beseech thee, O Lord but to hear only of it,
afflicts our soul.
Happy the eye which saw the holy con
aloud in the most holy place ; but,
gregation, praying
vcrfly, to hear only of it, afflicts our soul.

Happy

kind of song

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on the scape-goat, turn white ; but, verilv, to hear only
of it, afflicts our soul. Happy the eye which saw the coo

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of peace and tranquillity; a year in which thou mayest leafl

UB all securely to our land :
may it be a year in which nc
woman suffer abortion ; a year in which thou mayest bring

up joyfully to our laud ; a year in which thy people,

the house of Israel, may not be necessitated to crave assist
ance of each other, nor of any other people ; when thou
shalt give them a blessing, in all the works of their hands.
And for the inhabitants of the Shoron, he said, may it be
acceptable in thy presence, O Lord, our God and the God
of our fathers, that their houses may not become their graves.
Verily, how glorious was the appearance of the high
priest, when he came forth safe from the holy sanctuary,
without any evil occurrence.
Even as the expanded canopy of heaven, was the coun
tenance of the priest.
As the lightning that proceedeth from the splendour of
the Chajoth (angels) was the countenance of the priest.
As the beautiful blue thread in the fringes of the four
corners of the garments, was the countenance of the priest.
As the appearance of the bow, in the midst of the cloud,
was the countenance of the priest.
As the majesty with which the Creator attired the patri
archs, was the countenance of the priest. As the rose in the
midst of a delightful garden, was the countenance of the
priest. As the diadem put on the forehead of a king, was the
countenance of the priest. As the amiable tenderness depict
ed on the face of the bridegroom, was the countenance of
the priest. As the beauty of the pure mitre, was the coun
tenance of the priest. As he who sat in concealment, to sup
was the coun
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tenance of the priest As a bright star, in the border of the
east, was the countenance of the priest. As the beautiful
mautle, and the breast-plate of righteousness, was the coun
tenance of the priest. As the angel that stood at the head of
the way, was the countenance of the priest. As the light that
alrineth in the windows, was the countenance of the priest.
As the commanders of the hosts at the head of the holy
people, was the countenance of the priest. As the strength
with which the pure One hath domed him who is to be
cleansed, was the countenance of the priest. As the gol
den bells in the skirts of the mantle, was the countenance
of the priest. As the form of the house, and the veil of
the testimony, was the countenance of the prieat. As the
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that he who cleanseth them, is th
that all
might know,
fountain of living waters ; the hope of Israel cleanseth them
with faithful water. They were made perfectly pure and
clean, and were renewed as those (angels) who are renewed
every morning they were cleansed from all stains (sins) ;
they uttered the exalted praises of God with their mouth ;
shouting was on their tongue, and in their mouth a new
song. They rejoice in dread, serve in reverence ; saints
sanctify the holy sanctifier of Israel, uttering the joyful
shout upon the timbrel and cymbal, excelling on the
;

musical instruments, and sweet psalmody. They adhere to

the mighty exalted right hand of the Supreme, that is filled
with righteousness, and altogether depent on it ; they draw
nigh to enter his gates with song; may they obtain joy
and gladness ; in his name they rejoice, and are glad con
tinually, and joyfully exult in his presence. May tlie splen
dour of their light break forth as the morning they lift up
their voice, and sing the exaltation of him who is the
Creator of the universe. Happy the people who are thus
happy the people whose God is the Eternal.
The high priest also made a festival for all his friends,
of his entering the most holy place, and his quitting it was
successful, and without any evil occurrence. And thus was
the prayer of the high priest, on the day of atonement, when
he came out of the most holy place, without any evil oc
;

currence.

May it

be acceptable in thy presence,

Lord,

God and the God of our fathers, that this approaching

year may be in respect to us, and all thy people Israel.
our

A year in which thou

mayest open the repository of thy

Blessing, a plentiful and blessed year of good decrees from

thee ; a year of corn, wine, and oil, a vear of enlargement,
prosperity, and establishment ; a year in which thou mayest

cause thy divine presence to dwell in thy holy temple; a

yeai of abundance a prosperous year of dew, whether it
be rainy or hot ; a year that the precious fruits
may be
thoroughly ripened ; a year of expiation for all our iniqui
ties ; a year in which thou shalt bless our bread and water ;
% year of trade and commerce ; a year in which we (the
whole nation) may enter into our holy temple; a year of
plenty ; a delightful year ; a year in which thou shalt bless
the fruit of our womb, and the fruit of our land ; a year in
which thou shalt bless our going out, and coming in ; a
year in which thou shall humble our enemies; a year in
which thy tender mercy may be moved towards us ; a year
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He (tlie high priest) Bent it (the scape-goat) with a prop

er person to the strong rock, in the desert, that it might
carry away the sins of this people to an uninhabited coun
try ; he threw it down from the point of the rock, and roll
ing over as it descended, its bones were broken, as one that
breaketh a potter s vessel. He then took a sharp knife, and
cut up the bull and the kid ; he rent them asunder, took
out their entrails, and suspended their flesh on hooks, to be
afterwards burnt he read the order of the day, washed his
hands and feet, put off the linen garments, bathed the thhd
time, put on the golden garments, and washed his hands
and feet. He hastened and offered his rarn, and the people s
ram ; the fat of the sin-offering, and the additional offer
ings, he offered according to the statute ; he then hastened
to wash his hands and feet,
put off the garments of gold,
bathed, put on the white linen garments, washed his hands
and feet, and entered into the noly oracle, to fetch out tht
vessels he had used for the incense ; then washed his hands
and feet, put off his linen garments, and hid them for ever.
He then bathed, put on the golden garments, washed his
hands and feet, went in to offer the continual sacrifice, as
also the incense, and to light the lamps. At the end of the
service he washed his hands and feet ; thus he bathed five
times, and washed his hands and feet ten times the lustre
of Lis (the high priest s) countenance, was as the sun when
he goeth forth in his might and with joy he hastened and
put on his own proper garments. The perfect nation con
ducted the faithful messenger to his house ; she (the
nation)
rejoiced, when she heard the good tidings that the piece 01
wool dyed crimson (which was sent with the scape-goat)
was become white, for she (the nation) was then adorned
with salvation, and covered with the robe of righteousness ;
she showed her joy, and uttered gladness. The high heav
ens dropped, and flowed with dew the ridges of the fields
:

were watered, and gave their fruit ; they gave thanks when
they gathered the produce of the seed in peace ; they who
bore the sheaves, uttered praise and song. The nethermost
parts of the delightful land, caused songs to be heard, and
declared his righteousness to those who travelled through
the highways ; the faithful messenger did not frustrate the
hope of those who sent him ; their hope was pleasing to
them, as a cooling breeze in the day of harvest. They were
washed and purified from the filthiness of their pollution
they wore made pure and perfect by the purity of his hands
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306

he then went out. He then took the blood from

;
the person who stirred it, and quickly entered between the
staves and dipp ng his finger into the blood, performed
the expiation by sprinkling according to the number, once
above, and seven times below.
ascend

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two
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thus did he count

one, one and one
one and three
one and four ; one and
six ; one and seven.
:

one and
one

five

He quickly went forth, and left it (the blood, iipon the

golden seat ; he then slew the kid, and hastenea to receive
its blood in the
holy bowl ; he then went to the appointed
place of the ark, and make expiation with the sprinklings,
as he did with the blood of the bull.
And thus did he count
one and one one and two
one and three one and four ; one and five ; one and six
one and seven.
:

He hastened and left the blood of the kid, and took the
blood of the bull, and ran and stood without the veil of
separation, and sprinkled on it, as he had before sprinkled
on the mercy-seat. He then hastened and took the blood
of the kid a second time, and sprinkled it in like manner.

He

returned, and mixed the blood, and purified the

altar, by sprinkling seven times on the middle of
He then hastened and
it, and four times on its corners.
drew nigh to the live kid, and made confession to God, of the
sins of the people, committed ignorantly or presumptuously.

golden

And thus did he say, O God I now acknowledge that

they have sinned; they have committed iniquity; they
transgressed against thee ; even thy people, the house of
I beseech thee now by thine ineffable name, to
Israel.
!

forgive, pardon,

and

and grant expiation, for the sine, iniquities,

which they have committed against

transgressions,

thee ; even thy people, the house of Israel ; as it is written

in the law of thy servant Moses, from thy glorious mouth,
for on this day shall he (the high priest) make an atone
ment for you, to cleanse you from all your sins, before the
"

Lord

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And

the priests and the people who stood in the court,

the glorious, tremendous, and ineffable
name, proceed from the mouth of the high priest, with
sanctity and purity, they kneeled and prostrated them
selves, falling on their faces, and saying, blessed be the
name of his glorious majesty, for ever ana ever.

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shaking them in a box, he plunged his hand in, and dre^i

ont the lot for the Lord, and the other for the strong rock
having put the lot on the kid, he proclaimed aloud, a sin
offering to the Lord 1 those who heard him, answered him
by blessing the Lord. He tied a scarlet twist on the head
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it was to be sent; he then
passed by, and drew near a
second time to his own bull, when he made confession to
the Creator, of his sins, and the sins of his tribe.
And thus did he say, O God I I now acknowledge that I
;

have sinned;

against tJiee

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Aaron thy holy people. I beseech thee now, by thy inef
fable name, to forgive, pardon, and grant expiation, for the
sins, iniquities, and transgressions, which I have committed
even I, and my household, and the sons of
against thee
Aaron, thy sanctified people as it is written in the- law of
u
for on this
thy servant Moses, from thy glorious mouth,
day shall he (the high priest) make an atonement for you,
to cleanse you from all your sins, before the Lord
And the priests and the people who stood in the court,
when they heard the glorious, tremendous, and ineffable
name, proceed from the mouth of the high priest, with
sanctity and purity, they kneeled and prostrated them
selves, falling on their faces, and saying, blessed be the
name of his glorious majesty, for ever and ever.
He also was attentive to finish pronouncing the ineffable
name, at the same time when they who blessed the name
of the Lord, finished, to whom he said,
ye shall be clean."
And thou, in thy great goodness, didst awaken thy mercy,
and grantest forgiveness to thy ministring tribe.
He then took a sharp knife, and slew it according to rule
he received the blood in the bowl, and gave it to him to
Btir it, that it might not congeal before the time of
sprink
ling for if it had congealed, so that it could not have been
sprinkled, it would have rendered the expiation abortive.
He took a censer of pure gold, which was thin, light, and
had a long handle, and pnt into it three Kabins of red hot
naming coals they then brought him a large spoonful of
the finest beaten incense, of which he took two handsfull,
and put into the lesser spoon taking the censer in his
He straight went
right hand, and the spoon in his left.
towards the veil, ana approached the staves of the ark,
between which he put the incense, causing the smoVa to
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rnanded another (priest) to complete it ; lie received tte

blood and sprinkled it ; he then went to offer incense, and
trim the lamps ; he then offered the burnt-offering, and
poured out the drink-offering, performing the service of the
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spread a veil before him as at tirst there he washed his

hands and feet, and put off his golden garments he then
went and bathed, put on the white garments, and washed
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his

hands and

feet.

These were costly garments from

Egypt, of the value of eighteen minim they were most

beautiful, and lit to be worn by him who ministered to the
King of Glory! He then drew near to his own bull, which
was placed between the porch and the altar, with his face
towards the west, and his head turned towards the south
he sustained his hand on his head, and made confession of
his transgressions, not concealing any.
And thus did he say, O God I now acknowledge that I
;

have sinned;

have committed iniquity; I have transgressed

against thee even I, and my household. I beseech thee
now by thy ineffable name, to forgive, pardon, and grant
expiation, for the sins, iniquities, and transgressions, which
I have committed against thee
even I, and my household
as it is written in the law of thy servant Moses, from thy
for on this day, shall he (the high priest)
glorious mouth,
make an atonement for you, to cleanse you from all your
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the priests and the people who stood in the court,
svhen they heard the glorious, tremendous, and ineffable
name, proceed from the mouth of the high priest, with
sins,

And

sanctity and purity, they kneeled and prostrated them

selves, falling on their faces, and eaying, blessed be the
name of his glorious majesty, for ever and ever.
He (the high priest) also was attentive, to finish pro
nouncing the ineffable name at the same time, when they
who blessed the name of the Lord finished, and to whom
ho said, "ye shall be clean." And thou, in thy great
goodness, didst awaken thy mercy, and grantest forgive
ness to thy pious servant.
He then proceeded to the east of the court, where two
kids were placed, purchased by the congregation; they
were both alike in form and height, and stood there to
make expiation for tLe iniquity of the backsliding daughter
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them as stubble, by a
mighty tempest and whirl
The beloved (Abraham) who came from the other
side of the river, made thee known in the world and offered

scattered

wind.

mi to thee the eon of his old age, (Isaac) for a burnt-offering.

As & lamb without blemish, was the perfect man (Jacob)
made choice of; because he delighted to dwell in the tents,
and adhered unto thee ; a beautiful upright race didst thou
bring forth from his loins, wholly a true seed, in which there
is no contamination.
Thou didst delight in the tribe of
didst distinguish that pious man (Aaron who was
unto thee, in the most holy place,
whose head was bound with the holy tiara and robed with
the urim. He abode seven days within the tabernacle, for the

Le ri,

sanctified, to minister

faithful (the elders), separated the high priest a week before

the fast of the tenth day, according to the statute of con

secration of the tabernacle. The water of purification was

sprinkled on him to cleanse him ; and the seven preceding
days he sprinkled the blood, offered the incense, and trimmed
the lamps, that he might be accustomed to the service.
The wise elders, who satin the gate joined him, and said
unto him, read aloud the portion of the law on the morning
of the ninth day, he was placed at the east gate, where the
beautiful sacrifices of the day were caused to pass in his
presence, when the sun was near setting, he was not suffered
to eat a gross meal, for fear that in his sleep he might, by
accident, defile himself; the elders of his tribe led him to
be instructed in what manner he was to take his hands full
His flesh trembled, and his
of incense in the holy place.
;

because he was suspected they also turned

and wept sore. If he was a man of erudition, he
lectured on both the written and oral law if not, those
who attended him, read unto him till midnight, to keep him
awake. They whose lot was drawn first to remove the ashes

tears flowed,

aside,

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altar, rejoiced

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lots

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should

altar* and the candlestick

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before, cast the lot the third time ; and for the arrangement

members

of the sacrifices on the altar, they cast the

soon as the watchman proclaimed that the
morning star had risen, they spread a veil of fine linen to
conceal him ; he (the high priest) from the sight of the
ou
people, then put off his linen garments, bathed, and put
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then most mighty in power, great and abundant fa

strength for who can do according to thy great works I
Thou didst lay the beams of the mighty chambers upon the
cold waters thou didst also found the earth on a vacuum.
When the universe was in gloomy darkness, as the shadow
of death, with the covering of thy garment didst thou cause
;

morning light to shine forth between the presumptuous

waters didst thou make a division ; thou didst gather the
nethermost waters into the deep, that they should not cover
the earth. Thou didst cause the dry land to
and
appear,
didst cause its fruits to spring forth ; thou didst plant a
garden eastward, for the delight of thy beloved. Great
luminaries didst thou place in thy mighty heavens; with
them didst thon also command the host of constellations.
Multitudes of the finny brood, and feathered race, didst thou
form from the waters ; as also the leviathan, for a feast, for
the righteous from the adhering clods didst thou bring
the

forth the creeping things, as also

Shor Habor, (behometh)

who

feedeth among the reeds and mire, for an entertainment

for those whom tnou hast invited.
Thou didst prepare
meat and drink, though there was yet none to partake of
them. Thou didst then form a body of clay, according to
the form of thy signet, and didst infuse into it a pure spirit ;
he then fell into a deep sleep, and of his rib didst thou pre

pare an help for him. Thou didst also command him not to
eat of the tree of knowledge, but he, like a simpleton, dis
obeyed the command by the deception of the serpent ; he

then was punished by seeking his daily food, by the sweat

of his brow, the foolish woman
with the pains of
(Eve),
child-birth, and the subtle serpent, with dust for his food.
She conceived and brought forth a husbandman Kain and a
shepherd Abel a sacrifice and present, they together offered
unto thee ; when thou wast wroth with the ewer, but didst
accept the presence of the younger. Fraternal love was
extinguished in him, and he slew his brother ; but when he
supplicated thy presence, thou didst fix a mark on him.
When the third generation began to commit idolatry, thou
didst call forth the flood to overflow and destroy them. The
proud ones erred, when they said, depart from us but they
were destroyed by the raging flood they were burnt and
cut off; while he (Noah) who was supported by the ark of
Gopher *?pod, was paved, because thou didst shut him in,
his offspring didst thou multiply, that they filled the earth.
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Our God, and the God of our fathers, be thou with th

mouths of the deputies of thy people, the house of Israel,
who stand in thy presence to pray and supplicate for thy
Teach them what they shall
people, the house of Israel.
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they walk in the light of thy countenance they bend the
knee unto thee, ana with their mouth bless thy people; O
bless them altogether with the blessing of thy mouth.
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proach into the midst of them ; the eyes of thy people are
fixed on them and their eyes wait on thee.
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the ark in dread, to appease thy wrath and anger ; thy
people compass them about as a wall O that thou wouldst
regard them with compassion from thy eminence. They
lift
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before thee as water: O rnayest thou hear them from
heaven. O may they not faulter with their tongue, nor be
entangled in their speech, nor be ashamed of their support,
nor their congregation be confounded through them ; suffer
not their mouth to utter a word that is contrary to thy will
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who

are favoured of thee,

Lord, our God are
indeed favoured ; and those on whom thou hast mercy, are
treated with the tenderest affection ; we know it,
Lord,
our God that thou wilt be gracious to whom thou pleasest,
and wilt shew mercy to whom thou art inclined ; as it is
Vritten in thy law,
I will be gracious to whom I will be
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I will entreat his presence ; and
beseech him to grant me eloquence of language ; that in
the congregation of the people, I may sing of his mighty
power, and in joyful strains, rehearse his wonderful works
The dispositions of the heart are of man, but the utterance
of speech is from the Lord.
O Lord I open thou my lips,
that my mouth may declare thy praise.

the words of my mouth, and the meditations of mj

be acceptable in thy presence,
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our duty to praise the Lord

to
ascribe
all;
greatness to him that formed
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nor our lot like their multitude. But we pros
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Supreme King of kings

the holy and blessed One; he who stretched out

the heavens, and laid the foundations of the earth ;

whose glory is in the highest

is our God, and there is no other.
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this day, and reflect in thine heart, that the Lord,
he is God, in heaven above, and on the earth be

him; as

it is

neath; there is none else.

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Lord he is God, there is none besides him. Know

therefore this day, and reflect in thine heart, that
the Lord he is God, in heaven above, and on the
earth beneath; there is none else. Hear, O Is
rael the Lord is our God, the Lord is one. Be
hold, the heavens, and the heaven of heavens,
belong to the Lord thy God; the earth, and all
that is thereon. For the Lord, your God, is the
God of gods, the Lord of lords, the great, mighty,
and tremendous God! who respectcth not per
sons, nor taketh a bribe. When I call on the
name of the Lord, ascribe ye greatness unto our
God. Blessed be the name of the Lord, from
henceforth and for evermore.
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S?;RVIOE.

O rebuikUt speedily, and exalt its glory. O our Father!

and our King manifest the glory of
thy kingdom over us
speedily shine forth, and exalt thyself, in the sight of all
living O gather our dispersions from among the nations,
and assemble our outcasts from the extremities of the
earth conduct us unto Zion,
thy city, with joyful song,
and unto Jerusalem, the residence of
with
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thy holy temple,

prepare the offerings
enjoined us; even the daily offerings according to their
order, and the additional sacrifice of [on the sabbath,
say,
the sabbath-day, and] this
day of atonement will we pre
and
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pare
according to
the behest of thy will, as thou hast commanded in
thy law,
written and delivered by the hands of
thy servant Moses
everlasting joy.

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there will

we

(as specified).

^[And on the sabbath-day, two lambs of the first year

without blemish, and two tenth-deals of fine flour
for a
meat-offering^ iningled with oil, and the drink-offering
thereof.
This is the burnt-offering of every sabbath,
besides the continual
burnt-offering and its drink-offering!
is the
and the offering of
offering of the sabbath

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the day (as specified).]

And on the tenth day of the seventh month, ye shall

have an holy convocation and ye shall afflict
your souls
ye shall not do any work therein.
;

But ye shall offer a burnt-offering unto the Lord, for a

sweet savour one young bull, one ram, and seven lambs
of the first year, they shall be unto
without blemish.
:

you

And their meat-offerings, and drink-offerings, as or

dained, three tenth-deals for the bull, two tenth-deals foi^
the ram, and one tenth-deal for each lamb, with wine foi
their drink-offerings
two kids for an atonement, and two
;

daily burnt-offerings, according to their institution.

[They who observe the sabbath, and call it a delight;

the people who sanctify the seventh
day, shall rejoice in
thy kingdom, be satisfied and delighted with thy goodness ;
thou wast pleased with the seventh day, and didst
sanctify
it ; the most desirable of
days didst thou call it, in com
memoration of the work of the creation.]

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be ashamed

of their graven images, incline to serve

hee with one accord they who seek thy presence will
revere and worship thee at sun-rise
they will discern the
;

power of thy kingdom, and teach understanding to those

who e*r. They will also speak of thy mighty power,
and extol thee, who art exalted as Supreme above all.
They will praise thee with reverence, and crown thee with
the crown of glory the hills will burst forth with song,
and the islands rejoice, when thou shalt thus reign for
they all will submit to the yoke of thy kingdom, and loudly
;

extol thee in the congregation of the people, so that those

who are far off will hear it, and come, and present thee
with the crown of dominion.

Lord thou alone shalt reign over all thy works

Zion, the residence of thy glory, and in Jerusa
lem, the city of thy sanctuary as it is written in the holy
word, The Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God C) Zion,
from generation to generation. Hallelujah
Thou art holy, and thy name is tremendous; and besides
thee there is no God as it is written, And the Lord of
hosts shall be exalted in judgment; and the holy God

Then,

in

Mount

be sanctified through righteousness.

Blessed art
Lord holy King
Thou hast chosen us from all people thou hast loved
us, and hast delighted in us, and exalted us above all na
tions, and sanctified us with thy commandments, and
brought us near unto thy service, O our King and hast
called us by thy great and holy name.
And with love hast thou given us, O Lord, our God
shall

thou,

[on the sabbath, say, the sabbath-day, for a sanctification

and rest, and] this day of atonement, for pardon, forgive
ness, and atonement: and thereon to pardon all our iniqui
ties: [on the salbath, say, in love] an holy convocation, a
memorial of the departure from Egypt.
But because of our sins, we have been exiled from our
native country, and removed far from our own land
so
;

that we are not able to perform our duty in the habita

tion that thou hast chosen for us, even in that magnificent

and holy temple on which thy name was called, because

of the hand which is stretched out against thy sanctuary.
May it please thee, O Eternal our God, and our fathers
God, most merciful King! to return unto us, through thine
abundant mercy, and to compassionate us, and thy sanctuary
!

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ADDITIONAL SERVICE.

And all believe that his hand is always open to re

ceive the penitent.
waiteth for the wicked, and desireth his justifica
tion.
And all believe that he is righteous and perfect.
ance.

Who

Whose anger
all

believe that

Who

is

short,

And

and who

it is difficult

is
long-suffering.
to irritate hhn.

most merciful, and causeth mercy to precede

all believe that he is easily to be reconciled.
Who is immutable, and who holdeth both high and low
Arid all believe that he is a just Judge.
equal.
Who is upright, and dealeth truly with the faithful.
And all believe that his work is perfect.
is

And

wrath.

Thou alone wilt be exalted, and reign over all in unity.

As it is written by the hand of thy prophet, and the
Lord shall be king over all the earth in that day the Lord
alone shall be acknowledged, and his name shall also be one.
And therefore extend thy fear, Lord, our God over
all thy works, and thy dread over all thou hast created
that all thy works may fear thee, and all creatures bow
down before thee so that they may all form one band, to
perform thy will with an upright heart and be all con
vinced, as we are,
Lord, our God that dominion appertaineth unto thee, that strength is in thy hand, might in
thy right hand, and that thy name is tremendous over all
thou hast created.
;

And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people

applause unto those who fear thee a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee and confidence unto those \vho wait
for thee joy unto thy land, gladness unto thy city, a re
vival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an ordina
tion of renewed splendour to the son of Jesse, thine anoint
ed, speedily in our days.
And then the righteous will see it, and rejoice the up
but iniquity
right be glad, and the saints exult in song
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke when thou shalt remove the dominion of wicked
ness from the earth.
!

And all shall come to serve thee, and bless thy glorious
name, declare thy righteousness among the isles, and the
people that knew thee not shall seek thee: they shall
praise thee to the uttermost ends of the earth, and shall
They shall
continually say, the Lord shall be extolled.
cast away their idols,
also offer their sacrifices to thee
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Jerusalem thy

city,

Zion the tahernacle of thy glory, the

of David thine anointed, and thine

establishment and temple. Our Lord will yet remember
in favour of us the love of the patriarch (Abraham), and for
the sake of the son (Isaac) who was bound, will he put
and for the merit of the perfect,
aside our adversaries
(Jacob) will the tremendous God bring forth judgment to
righteousness ; for this day is holy to our Lord. If there
is an advocate for us^ to oppose him who
reports our
transgressions, do thou instruct Jacob thy word, thy statute,
and judgment, and justify us in judgment, O thou King of

kingdom of the house

judgment,

Who

taketh hold of the attribute of judgment. And all

believe that he is the God of truth.
searchest and proveth the secret repositories. And
all believe that he searcheth the thoughts of man.

Who

Who

redeerneth from death, and delivereth from the

And

all believe that he is a mighty Redeemer.

alone judgeth all who come into the. world. And
all believe he is a true Judge.
Who is called the immutable Eternal Being And all
believe that he was, is, and ever will be.

grave.

Who

he whose praise is equal to his name. And all be

he is God, and none else besides him.
Who remembers to do good to those that make mention
of him. And all believe that he remembers the covenant.
It is

lieve that

Who

decreeth the life of all living. And all believe

that he lives and exists eternally.
He is all benignity, and is beneficent to the wicked and
And all believe that he is good to all.
righteous.
knoweth the inclination of all creatures. And all
believe that he formed them in the womb.
And all believe
is able to accomplish all things.
that he is Omnipotent.
abideth in secret in that impenetrable shadow.
And all believe that he is alone.
for the kingdom is his. And
causeth kings to
reign,
all believe that he is the sole King of the universe.

Who

Who

Who
Who

Who

exerciseth his mercy to every generation. And all

believe that he preserveth mercy.
patiently beareth with, and turneth his eye from
the rebellious. And all believe that he hearkens to prayers.
openeth the gate to those who knock with repent-

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time that the Eternal will create him (the Messiah) as a new
creature. O bring him up from the circle of the earth. Raise
him up from Seir, to assemble us the second time on Mount

Lebanon, by the hand of

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Our Lord, and most mighty God, how excellent is thy name
in all the earth.
The Eternal shall be King over all the earth
in that day the Lord alone shall be acknowledged, and his name

shall also be one.

Before that he created any thing, he established these seven

things he intended them from the time they were formed
they were prepared before the mountains were brought forth.
They were altogether created and perfected by him, before
the hills were formed. He joined repentance to their offspring,
and naturally prepared it for the backsliding daughter (the
He bound it as a plaster for sinners, and as a band
nation).
age for the shoots of the ancient plants. By means of repent
;

cast away presumptuous and ignorant sins

and
to blot out anger and wrath.
He appointed the
ten days preceding the tenth day, as a cure for the backsliding
thou who art tremendous
Lo, we approach thee,
daughter.
look and regard the broken-hearted this day.
view the
weakness of our legs and feet, the bending of our loins, and
the tottering of our ankles.
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ance, to

through

it,

and are weary with

affliction
they are instructed in prayer,
towards thee with praise. They glory in thee, and are
strengthened by thy name they adore thy might, and with a
mighty voice declare, that thou art the most Mighty.

and

fly

And in thy holy word,

reign for ever thy God,
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is written, saying, the Lord will

Zion, unto all generations, Halle

lujah.

Throughout all generations will we declare thy greatness,

and for ever, and to all eternity, will we sanctify thy holiness
and thy praise, O our God shall never depart from our mouth,
for thou art Omnipotent King great and holy.
O have compassion on thy works, and rejoice in them and

suffer those

who

who have been

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over

all

trust in thee, when thou hast justified those

borne by thee, to say,
Lord be thou sanc

thy works.

For those who sanctify thee. hast thou sanctified with thy
holiness
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who are sanctified. And thus, may thy name, O Lord
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the glory of the Lord, from the place of his resi*

the place of his residence may he regard with
mercy, and be gracious to a people, who evening and morn
ing daily proclaim the unity of his name, by repeating twice
every day continually, with fervent love, and say, Shemang.
Before he created any thing, he established our ancestors
and their posterity, to give them the wide extended law, that
it might be a cure for them ; for from all antiquity he fore
saw that by their sins they would incur his wrath he therefore
took counsel, and considered how to cleanse them from their
He foresaw their (the ancestors ) rectitude, he ap
sins.
pointed a day of judgment. It was then his intention that
their prayers should deliver their posterity from the dread of
the day of judgment.^ Their Redeemer had them in mind
aforetime, to cleanse the transgression of those whom he had
purchased of old. O look at their solemn assembly this day,
when they cry aloud, O pardon, we beseech thee, the ini
quity of this people." He who calleth the generations from
the beginning, hath appointed this day to enquire for the merit
of the father for the children. His mercies and kindnesses are
abundant, to accept favourably those who love him, and are
his pious servants for they are his beloved, the foundation of
all his w orks, and who continually testify that there is no God
besides him.
Hear, O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is one. Our
God is a Unity he is our Father, Our King, and our Saviour ;
and through his infinite mercy will cause us to hear the sec
ond time in the sight of all living, the expression, to be your

Blessed

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From

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God."

Before he created any thing, he established his dwelling

The lofty armoury he established from the be
He counselled to
ginning, before any people or language.
(the temple).

suffer his divine presence to rest there, that those who err
may be guided into the path of rectitude. Though their

wickedness be flagrant, yet hath he caused repentance to pre

Wash ye, cleanse yourselves." Though
cede it, when he said,
he should be exceedingly angry with his people, yet will the
have hitherto been
holy One not awaken all his wrath.
cut off through our evil deeds, yet hast thou, O our Rock, not
brought consummation on us. Our righteous anointed is de
parted from us horror hath seized us, and we have none to
He hath borne the yoke of our iniquities, and our
justify us.
transgression, and is wounded because of our transgression.
He beareth our sins on his shoulder, that he may find pardon
We shall be healed by his wound, at the
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King, art the living and ever existing Power.

no limitation, nor the length of thy days
no possible estimation of the innumerable
glory nor any degree of explication to
holy name. Thy name is suitable to thee,
and thou only to thy holy name yet our name hast thou
sailed after thy name.
Favour us, therefore, for the sake of thy name, and let thy
name be honoured by those who sanctify thy name O grant
it for the sake of thy glorious name, that is reverenced and
sanctified, according to the mystic expressions of the holy
seraphim, who sanctify thy name in holiness both those that
dwell in heaven, as well as (we) the inhabitants of the earth,
proclaim with tripled voice, a thrice resounding sanctification
as it is written by the hand of thy prophet, and one (angel)
called unto another, and said,

But thou,

years have
any end there is
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the mystery of thy

Thy

the Lord of Hosts, the whole

His glory filleth the universe and
his ministering angels enquire of each other, Where is the
place of His glory ? whilst they alternately proclaim, BLESSED.
Before he created any thing, he established the law and his
throne it [the law] remained long with him, concealed from
all, till he explained it to his darlings [Israel], that through it
the sins of the people, who supplicate him, may be cleansed.
By its counsel he perfected all things with his word then it
(the law) approached to supplicate for all those who were
formed of clay. He exalted it before he established the
heavens, that through it those he intended to form before he
created the world, might obtain freedom and salvation. It was
established before the world existed, that it might be an up
right advocate for the people for whose sake the world was
created.
And twice ten thousand bands of angels, and also the
cherubim assembled among them. They raise themselves
up to multiply their number they who are moved with the
The binding of
throne, whose splendour is like sapphire.
waters, and the darkness of waters, with all the preceding, say,
Hide in the depths of the sea, the sin of those who pour out
their hearts as water.
He who beareth all of them, though it
seems as if he were borne, may he bear the burden of their
Cong.
Holy, holy, holy,
earth is full of his glory.

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who fly as with eagles wings, may they, with
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Now

the sanctification ascend unto thee

let

our God,

for thou art

King.
We will express the mighty holiness of this day, for it is
tremendous and awful on which thy kingdom is exalted, and
thy throne established in grace whereupon thou art seated
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thou who art Judge and Arbitrator,

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every man s signature is in it.
sounded, a dull murmuring noise is heard, the angels shud
der, fear and trembling seize them, "Ha
(they cry) it is the
day of judgment, the heavenly choir are to be visited in judg
ment," for in justice, even they are not found faultless before
All who are about to enter into the world now pass
thee.
before thee, as a herd of sheep as a shepherd mustereth his
flock, and passeth them under his crook, so dost thou cause to

itself

pass, number, appoint, and visit every living soul, fixing the
limitation of all creatures, and prescribing their destiny.
On the First Day of the year it is inscribed, and on the Fast
Day of Atonement it is sealed and determined, how many
shall pass by, and how many be born ; who shall live,
die, who shall finish his allotted time, and who not ;

and

who
is to perish by fire, who by water, who by the sword, and who
by wild beasts who by hunger, or who by thirst who by an
earthquake, or who by the plague who by strangling or who
by lapidation who shall be at rest, and who shall be wander
ing who to remain tranquil, and who to be disturbed who
who
shall reap enjoyment, and who be painfully afflicted
grow rich, and who become poor who shall be cast down,
and who exalted.
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DECREE.

as thy name is merciful, so is thy praiseworthy charwith difficulty excited to wrath, and easily reconciled
for thou desireth not the death of the sinner, but that he re
turn from his evil way, and live nay, even unto the day of
his death dost thou wait for him, and if he return, dost im
mediately receive him. Verily, it is thou who art their Cre
ator, and thou only knowest their nature, for they are but
flesh and blood.
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also dust
his sustenance is obtained at the constant expense
of his life
for he is like the fragile potsherd, the withered
grass, the fading bloom, the passing shadow, the dissipated
smoke, the waving wind, the flying dust, and the transient dream.

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The heavenly

whose appearance is as burnished

God, who is their shelter; the
angel called Jidoth covereth his face, that he may not be
weakened by terror. And two of the wings he useth in
princes,

brass, praise the all-seeing

They

flying.

enquire, etc.

He, the Omnipotent, is my God he hath not despised

the cries of the poor and despised people, who ask permis
sion of each other to sanctify and reverence him. And one
angel called unto another.
They enquire, etc.
!

The Eternal King!

who is perfectly praised by their

continually upon them they are cautious
to declare the praise of him who is exalted and invis

mouth, his fear

how

And

ible.

is

they (the angles) called alternately, and said.

They enquire, etc.

The seraph who is surnamed one saint, offered praise to
him who is blessed and holy; they all proclaim the sanctification,

and blessed .God

saying, holy, holy, holy

They

enquire, etc.

With joyful shouting the angelic host burst forth in glo

rious praise to the Lord of Hosts thus at all times are the
heavenly hosts assembled, saying, the Lord of Hosts. They
!

enquire, etc.

He who is holy and tremendous, dwelleth above them

with his mighty strength; they run swiftly to the ends of
the earth; he who is high and exalted, dwelleth above
the circle of the earth.
The whole earth is filled. They
enquire, etc.

The

heavens, and heavens of heavens, are covered with

the heavens above are the work of his hands the
universe hangeth on his strong hand.
The whole earth is

his glory

filled

with his glory.

They enquire, and say to each other, where dwelleth

the Most High ? That they may reverence, sanctify and
extol him.

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They who

redeemed with a mighty arm to their

are

say, Blessed!
of heavens, to him

mighty Kedeemer,

The host

who dwelleth above the

heavens, say, Holy!
The holy sheep, the holy plantation (Israel), say, Holy
and Blessed! To him who inhabiteth., etc.
Those who are swift in the service of their Creator
calling

him who formed them, saying, Holy!

The congregations of Jacob, without
Blessed

a perverse heart, say,

They whose
Orphan,

say,

They who
exalted One,

feet are as a calf

s,

and

as the ever rolling

Holy!
are acceptable to their Creator
(Israel), to the
created them, say, Holy and Blessed
To

who

him who inhabiteth, etc.

They who dwell in the shadow

of the Almighty, and whose

years are not circumscribed, say, Holy!
They who are preserved, and in whose hearts are engraven
the commandments and precepts,
say, Blessed!
The mighty Tarshishim (angels) in heaven, hasten to say,

Holy!

They who are perfect in their ways,

their hands, say Holy and Blessed!

and in the work of

To him who abideth amongst praises; to him who causeth

the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and
blessing.
And thus the Seraphim stand by him.
They enquire and say to each other, where dwelleth the
Most High? that they may reverence,
sanctify, and extol
him.
The mighty angels in heaven burst forth ift praise; the
Orphan and the orb declare his praise, and in fear, crown
his honoured name.
The seraphim stand by him. They
enquire, etc.

They who are mighty in power, with a still voice, in dread

and fear, acknowledge the
of the only One, who is
unity
most high and lofty! they fly without intermission. Each
of them had six wings. Those
ask, etc.
He who abideth alone on his ophanim, and who speaketh
all his words
fitly; in his presence the angels run and return,
as the appearance of a flash of
lightning. And with two of
them (the wings) he covereth his face. They
enquire, etc.
The splendour of heaven is as the appearance of his chasmalim; when he is wroth with the sea, the waves thereof
rage; the seraph trembleth; dread is on him. And with two
.

of the wings he covereth his feet.

They enquire,

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The

princes of heaven, to him who

The godly who dwell in his

Holy!
babes and sucklings,

The

angels

who

is.

most

tents,

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say,

even their

say, Blessed!
flee

when they go on

down, and bend the knee, and

mission,

bow

Holy
They who dwell in the tent and tabernacle, to him who
resideth in the midst of them, say, Holy and Blessed! To

him who inhabiteth, etc.

The numerous bands of
nim say, Holy!
The descendants of the

say,

angels, with Chajoth

and Opha-

valiant patriarchs, acknowledge

thee their Sovereign, and say, Blessed!

The congregation
and flames of

of angels

fire, say,

who

are

formed of sparks

Holy!

The singular nation (Israel), to the name of the Omnipo

tent God, say, Holy and Blessed! To him who inhabiteth,
etc.

Those who cover themselves with their fluttering wings

when they fly, say, Holy!
Those who continually every day chaunt hymns, say,
Blessed!

They who

are justly afraid, being terrified with his awful

wonders, say, Holy!

Thy precious people praise thy name, and say,

Blessed! To him who inhabiteth, etc.
The ministering seraphim

(angels)

Holy and

bowing and prostrat

ing themselves, say, Holy!

They who trembling chaunt

mendous in works, say, Blessed!
Those who are

praise, to

full of eyes, as

him who

is

tre

the full sea of Tarshish,

Holy!
In the congregations they proclaim, with a high and
low voice, and say* Holy and Blessed! To him who inhab
say,

iteth, etc.

They whose

faces are radiant as lightning,

ing gold garments, say, Holy!

and

as glisten

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The mighty

enly host, say, Holy

The

heaven above, and

angela, in

faithful in love, (Israel)

ay, Blessed
Choirs of angels,

all

the heav

who

spring np by myriads,

name, say, Holy

who

ascribe sovereign

power

to his

The children who were proved by the covenant, (Irael)

him who remembereth the covenant, say, Holy and
Blessed To him who inhabiteth, etc.
They who are mighty in strength, to him who is Om

to

nipotent, say,

They who

Holy

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sanctified in righteousness, say, Blessed

him who u

They who have the form of four faces, and who turn on
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Holy

They who wait

fro,

and hear the command

for salvation,

Holy, and Blessed

of

and hope

To him who

for pardon, say,

inhabiteth, etc.

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abundant hymns, and say, Holy
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Blessed

of the plant of truth, to the

God

of truth, say,

The mighty Cashmalim (angels) to him who formeth

lightning, say, Holy
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Though

thy fear

among

is,

the multitude of angels

th

moving camps of angels ; in the assembly of thousands of

angels, and in the councils of myriads of angels ; and thj
"ear

is

upon them.

Yet dost thou desire praise; from those whose countenance

changeth whose splendour is quenched who are deficient
in understanding, and who imagine wickedness
and that is
;

thy praise.

Though thy
fear is

fear

is

in the wide jlrabos in the extended

dark Jlravel
upon them.

Stfchokim

in the

in the veiled

Meonvh and thy

Yet dost thou desire praise ; from those who are polluted
with sin ; in whom iniquity is secreted ; who are taken in
the snare ; and whose life is wormwood and gall ; and that
is

thy praise.

Though thy fear is ; in the paths of S bool (heaven), in

the beautiful skies; in the thin expansion of heaven, and
among the floating clouds ; and thy fear is upon them.
Yet dost tbou desire praise

from those who are continu

ally talking ; are full of vexation ; and from whom truth is

utterly lost ; and who have been borne from the womb ; and
that is thy praise.

Though thy

fear

is

among

who begin with

those

holy,

and say blessed; who have faces on four sides, and are
covered with six wings ; and thy fear is upon them.
Yet dost thou desire praise ; from those who are called
nought; who are noted flatterers, who are far from truth,
and who are deficient in righteousness; and that is thy
praise.

Though thy
of the water

fear is

among

angels of

in the exalted heavens

fire

in the paths

and among the groups

and thy fear is upon them.

Yet dost thou desire praise; from flesh and blood; from
vain and empty beings from those who are like the with
ered grass; from those who are like the passing shadow;
and are like the fading flower; from those whose life consumeth ; from those whose spirit flieth away, and who are
heard in judgment, and die in judgment, are brought to life
of lofty angels

again in mercy ; they glorify thee.

and thy glory is upon them.

thou Eternal Being

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And

ADDITIONAL SERVICE
thus

The work

we

how great

declare,

is

the

work of our God.

he glorified in the assembly of

angels! his glory is above and beneath ; he will confirm hit
promise to his servants, therefore shall he, of whom it il
said, there is none else besides him, be exalted.
of our God;

The work of our God ; he knoweth all things eternally;

he writeth and numbereth what hath ever beeo done ; the
splendour of his throne is established, he looketh at the earth
and supporteth it; therefore shall he be exalted, who, when
he looketh on the earth it quaketh.
The work

of our

God

he beareth his world ; he knoweth

he perfected it
;

the wants of the inhabitants of the earth

with his promise, to establish it for ever , therefore shall he,

whose name is the Lord of Hosts, be exalted.

The work

of our God he beareth rule over his work, he

tremendous in his habitation ; his praise is conformable
to his greatness ; the multitude of his hosts (angels) is conformable to his majesty; therefore shall he be exalted of
whom it is said, and the seraphim stood by him.
;

is

The work of our God ; his glory is in the highest heavens ;

he vieweth and regardeth, when his name is praised in my
multitude; he chastiseth my oppressors; therefore shall he,
of whom it is said, great are the works of the Lord, be exalted.
The work of man, his stratagems are mischievous devices;
be dwelleth in the midst of deceit; his bed is with the worm;
he is buried in the cleft of the earth ; how then can man,
who is compared to vanity, be exalted.
But the work of our God. The Almighty expandeth the
earth on a vacuum, yet shall its inhabitants not be destroyed:
he established the earth upon the water, that his mighty
name may be extolled ; therefore shall he, whom light veils
as a garment, be exalted.
In fear they (the angels)

reverence him,

who

is

tre

mendous.

Though thy fear is among the faithful Erelim (angels)

who are mighty in power, who are formed of ice ; and those
who are all fire and thy fear is upon them.
Yet dost thou desire praise, from those who are formed
from clods of earth, who dwell in the valley of the earth
who are poor in good works, and whose actions are worthlea; and that is thy praise.
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ADDITIONAL SERVICE.

Blessed and praised be he in his abundant

hasteneth forgiveness to his congregation,
them may see his mighty power. He hath
measured the waters in the hollow of his hand ; sing and
chaunt hymns unto him.

Extol God.

greatness.
that all of

He

He

is the Redeemer of his holy people,

sanctify him ; he will establish his holy
temple for the posterity of Abraham, his holy one ; glory
ye in his holy name.

Extol God.

who with pardon

Extol God. He is highly exalted, and praised in his

mighty heavens he forgiveth this people [Israel] on this
day, according to his mighty word therefore ye congrega
tion of his might, seek ye tlie Lord, and his strength.
;

Extol God. He made all things with his word for he

fashioned and made them ; he forgiveth the people that
hath been borne by him therefore doth this people [Israel]
trust in him.
Remember ye the miracles that he hath
done.
;

Extol God. He confirmeth the word of his servant

above the heavens and the earth he forgiveth
the people who acknowledge his unity, who are called to
his secret word, even the seed of Israel, his servant.
;

his glory is

who
Extol God. It is he who expanded the earth
dwelleth above the circle of the earth ; he pardoneth [Israel]
a singular people in the earth ; therefore extol the Eternal,
our God, in all the earth, him who founded the earth.
;

Extol God. He liveth in his heaven ; he is gracious and

merciful to his congregation may he in mercy return to
his house ; therefore to all those who have entered into his
covenant, hath he for ever remembered his covenant.
;

Extol God.
To the children of his heritage, the lambs
of his inheritance, will he confirm his word, as engraven in
his law, which he covenanted with Abraham, and likewise
his oath unto Isaac.

Extol God.

He

who

him

is

the counsellor to inscribe rectitude

he inscribe to everlasting life he

will forgive and blot out sin, as was made known to the
pastor [Moses] of old ; and he confirmed the same to Jacob
those

fear

for a statute.

will

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ADDITIONAL SERVICE.
as angels this day arrange sanctification in thy

all

They
presence

because thou art merciful to

all

Their

creatures.

and they all afflict themselves with fasting,

gracious and merciful to all creatures. They

garments are clean

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all

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call,

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forgive,

all

now

creatures.

this day upon thy promise, saying,

will
because thou art merciful to all
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creatures.
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They depend

"I

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cast their iniquities into the depths of the sea

art merciful to all creatures.
in the presence of

every secret thing

creatures.

visit

They say four

Him who searcheth

and who

them

to a

is

merciful to

all

sanctification s

the veins, and knoweth

gracious and merciful to

happy

life,

creatures.

all

and cleanse them

living water, for thou art the fountain of life

art

because thou

They now

in

because thou

cry,

God, we

beseech thee, forgive now the sin of those of whom it is said,

who can number them? because thou art merciful to all
creatures.

They

raise their voice,

and cry aloud, Holy, Holy, Holy

to all creatures.

thine

own

creatures.

art

unto thee

They lift up

last,

and

prayers,

for

and answer u

because thou art merciful to

their eyes unto thee

for thou art gracious

all

O answer them,
O pardon now

and merciful

And thus extol God; how tremendous

Extol God
He is the omnipotent King

creatures.

world

and the

to the voice of their prayers

their iniquities,

first

Hear our

all creatures.

call

and hearken

works

the

both fathers and children,

because thou art merciful

sake grant our request also at present, for thou art

merciful to

when we

Thou

to all

are thy

over his

he hasteneth the redemption of his people, to confirm

word which he hath spoken, for pardon is with him.

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every day shall they worship thee ; and every nation and
kingdom shall serve thee. And thou, etc. Act by us ac
cording to thy mercy, for we call daily upon thee, saying,
the Lord of Hosts he with us.
And thou, etc. Thou alone
shalt reign as at the beginning, and have thine eye on the
holy place (the holy temple), that thou didst establish from
the beginning.
And thou, etc. Reveal thy kingdom over
us; shew us thy tremendous works, that we maybe exalted;
reveal thyself in thy mercy from Zion.
And thou, etc.
Lead us in thy truth, and cause us to rejoice in thy salva
are thy people, and thine heritage. And thou,
Appoint us a blessing on the earth, and shake out the

tion; for
etc.

we

wicked from the earth, that we may dwell in safety thereon.

thou, etc. Answer us with the word of thy truth, and

And

save us with thy faithfulness: for

And

we are

the sheep of thy

Cause thy presence to shine upon

Zion, reign thou over us with delight, and remove all pollu
And thou, etc. Thou art most righteous
tion from Zion.
in all things, and thy mercy is great over all ; from thy
pasture.

thou, etc.

hand we receive

Thou

thou, etc.

all things,

And

for every thing is thine.

art near to all

who

call

upon thee

have

mercy upon those who acknowledge thy sovereignty, for they

are the work of thy hands. And thou, etc. O most merci
our iniquity, for every man is full of iniquity ;
but thou dost pardon iniquity. And thou, etc.
are
forsake us not, when we call thee,
called by thy name ;
ful, forgive

We

for thine own sake enlighten our eyes.

Shew us the appearance of thy divine
and make us wise in thy law, and feed us in a

answer thou us, and

And

thou, etc.

presence,

good and fat pasture;

pardon us.

and thou, according

to

thy mercy,

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in the glorious sanctuary:

account the fruit of the holy seed,

&s the holy angels.
Lord! &c. The angels with four
faces, who praise thee with the ophanim, dost thou search

on

all sides, for thou dost not

I beseech
accept any face.
thee now, &c.
Thou who art exalted above all ; thou who
didst counsel the latter end at the begining;
pardon the
Lord ! &c.
froward, and forgive their iniquity as aforetime.

The angels whose wings are

thou living God
accept
!

divided, sing thy righteousness,

also the loud cry of those

beseech thee with prayer and supplications.

who

beseech thee

now, &c. The myriads of shoshanim (angels) who are re

newed every morning, cry aloud in prayer; O grant strength
to the

mighty

(Israel),

who study how

to

thank and praise

thee.

Lord

hearken

thy mercy,

And

to the voice of thy people, remembei

thou most tremendous, and most Holy!

therefore, according to thy mercy,

pardon us.

Remember not unto us our iniquities; take vengeance on

our enemies, for all that they have dealt unto us. And thou,
call on thy name,
etc.
answer us; O break our
And thou, etc. Make us
yoke, and reign thou over us.
know the greatness of thy mercy, and cause thy kingdom to
shine upon us, as save us, and thou didst aforetime.
And
thou, etc.
Thy word is established for ever; we beseech
thee remember our ancient ancestors, and confirm thy cove
nant for ever.
And thou, etc. Be reconciled to us as
aforetime, and give us strength, that we may study the law,
that is more desirable than fine gold.
And thou, etc.

We

Look down from thy holy dwelling, and raise up thy holy
we may every day reverence thy holiness.

temple, that

And

thou, etc.

Remember

the righteousness of the ancients,

and forgive their posterity, and lead them to their nests, as

the doves.
And thou, etc. Have compassion on the sheep
of thy pasture, and bless thine heritage, and teach them thy
law, as thou didst aforetime. And thou, etc.
thou, most
pure, shew us thy glory, and make know thy honour among
us, that we may bear the yoko of thy fear and thy unity.

And

thou, etc.

They who

revere thee, shall rejoice in thee.

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if

my

wickedness should preponderate, yet

That I now may rejoice because

cny shepherd (Moses).

of his righteousness.

Feed the sheep of

flock in good
pasture, and cause the light of everlasting light to shine
forth upon me. Because of
iniquity and my declining
to the line of wickedness, I beseech thce not to suffer evfl

my

my

me.
Cause them

t3 befall

to hear the expression, Return

ye to the strong
To strengthen the re
hold, they that approach the ark.
quest of their prayer. Supplicate to him who is the first
and the last, that he may cause wrath and anger to cease.

Aaron (the high priest) come. They jointly crj

and explain the merit of those who are buried in
Hebron. That they may experience a liberal pardon.
When he shall sit on the throne of judgment, may he
judge mine adversaries. The Lord will stand up to judge.
Thus

shall

aloud,

He

will utterly destroy those

those

who

oppressed

me

who spoil me,

as he destroyed

For my prayer shall

he stand by me in judgment

aforetime.

approach his presence. May

and accept of my advocates.

And may my

prayer be

him who drew me out from the womb.

I will lift up my voice, as the sound of the Shofar by
To him who beautified the mighty
the giving of the law.
heavens. The stated number of goats, and the bull (which
pleasant to

were offered on the day of atonement), will I declare with

And thus shall the accuser (satan)
the speech of my lips.
be put to shame. Those who were as the number of the
stare (Israel) are now bowed down to dust.
May their
covetousness and iniquity be pardoned.
May the sins of all the days of the year melt as snow.
Both the sins lately committed, and they committed long
ago. May the stained rose (Israel) become white again, and
the sharp sword drawn against them be returned to it*
scabbard again. By means of the prayer which they de
liver. Wash and cleanse yourselves from filth, and return
not to folly again. Then may ye assuredly depend on him,
I beseech tnee now to answer my prayer and accept iny
cry favourably,

Lord

thou holy Omnipotent

of thy people, remember thy
I

at the voice

thou most tremendous and most Holy

can estimate thce? who understand thy mighty
works? even the approach of the multitude who hope in
thee ; O hasten to strengthen thy host (Israel).
I beseech
thee now, etc. The holy multitude meditate to praise thee

mercy,

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dint posterity from trouble, who stand co implore tlieefoi
cure and pardon. Look at the affliction of their soul, and
regard not their iniquity. They who arrange their prayer

O answer them in truth and compliance. Par

don those who turn from transgression, and let forgiveness
overbalance wickedness accept their form of prayer, and
grant them their hope of redemption and salvation. And
though they have acted as mortals, and their power is
greaUy declined yet thou who formest man, be liberal to
them, to strengthen them. Look at their hunger and
O despise not
thirst, and regard not their evil deeds.
in tirmness,

their

prayer when they chaunt,

the iniquity of this people."

The Lord reigneth for ever
generations.

Hallelujah

Thou, most Holy

we

supplicate thee,

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Pardon,

thy God,

wo

beseech thee,

Zion

unto

all

abidcst amongst the praises of Israel

Omnipotent

be accounted as he (the high priest) who stood

Eathan, that with our prayer we may also
overthrow the perverse accuser, and we will sanctify thee
on this sabbath of rest, O most Holy.
When thou dost open the books this day, be gracious to
the people who glorify thy name, and wo will sanctify
thee on this day of atonement, O most Holy
bind the accuser (satan) in fetters, and cause the glad
tidings to be heard by the enchained prisoners who wait
with hope, and we will sanctify thee on this fast of the
tenth day, O most Holy ?
1 will raise my idea to times of old, he (Abraham) who
came from afar, is my support. For the fluke of the merit
1 will declare
of his work, let mine enemies be crushed.

May we

in the gate of

his praise according to the statute, beseeching

remove his presence from his tabernacle.

scribe

me

(siitan),

to

he in

he suddenly blot out the spoiler

against me, may not exult
Then shall my mouth be filled with laughter.

to life.

that he

over me.

him not

O may

May

who warreth

They arrange prayer abundantly

may

the arrange

ment of their supplication be pleasant. May it come into

the presence of thee, O Omnipotent
My entreaty shall
O may my sin lurk for me. Nor
then approach him
draw nigh to injure me. If the evil minded (satan) should
!

be provoked, so as to cause the destruction of the congre

gation of God, then will I depend on him who justihetb
me, and is near to me when I call.

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yet will he see him; his evil deeds and wickedness will
testify against him ; this is his pre-eminence, if he confesses
during his life. While his soul, &c. Lo even the heavens
are not pure in his sight, how much less man, who is polluted
with his trespasses and iniquities ? Wherefore should not
then the presumptuous sinner consider this in his thoughts?
of his calamity before his face? While his
Is not the
day
His gold and beloved riches cannot profit him, to
soul. &c.
be given as ransom to save him on the day of wrath ; but
if he hath pursued beneficence and righteousness while he
existed, they shall go before him, and the glory of his
Creator will accept of him. While his soul, &c. It is good
for man to bear the yoke of the law, to perform its statutes
the days of his life will then
in love, reverence, and purity
pass gently in the paths of rectitude ; it will preserve him
even in the grave, and at the resurrection it will be his advo
While his soul, &c.
cate to save him.
Almighty! lo!
we are in thy hand, as the clay is in the potter s : may it
be thy will to let us live, and not to destroy us entirely ;
rectify our hearts to extol and praise thee in reverence ;
keep us alive, and we will for ever praise thee with hymns.
!

While his soul is yet in him, dostthou hope for the repen
him who was formed from the earth, that thou mayest keep him alive, and cause his latter end to be happy.
tance of

Who

is

hke unto

remembereth

Thou
thou,

merciful
thee,
his creatures to life?

Father

who

art also faithful to revive the dead.

Lord! who reviveth the dead.

in

mercy

Blessed art

look on the daughter (the nation) who suffers death

who adheres to thee on the fast of the tenth day;

for thy sake,

and though thy sheep

(Israel), are deserving of death, yet

And
for ever.
justify them, that they may not be enslaved
when the accuser (satan) cometh to particularize our sins,
and discover the perverse imaginations of our heart, permit
him not^to enter his plea, and to contend with the genera

When thou didst establish thy throne, then

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and chosen above all other days, O have mercy, and be gra
cious to those who know how to celebrate it, and cast their
adversaries into the abyss of hell. They were wisely instruc
ted to hasten to make confession in prayer, to rouse those
who sleep in the dust, and to make mention of the merit of
the ancient patriarch, that it may be an advocate for them,
of him (Abraham) who bound, and he (Isaac) who
was bound ; from that time hath been appointed the hid
den time of their redemption, when the stumbling-block
(satan), will be terrified and chastised; as he assured him
who offered the ram that was caught in the thicket, which
was his redemption
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The merit

posterity; thus shalt thou also strengthen the power of those

who bend the knee to thee, day and night. May his dread
terrify our enemies, that they may be dumb-founded; may
thine anger he restrained from his offspring.
deliver them
from the talebearing sycophants ; and though we are not
possessed of good works, nor is there any to offer sacrifice
for us ; yet remember the merit of the lowly and humble,
and remove wrath from their posterity.
thou most High!
look to thy faithfull creatures, and regard those who worship
most
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merciful remember thy servants; let their iniquity be sought
cast it into the dehpts of the sea ;
for, but none be found ;
answer the darling child; may the upright advocate be gra
cious unto him. Deliver those who extend the time of prayer,
from the sharp glittering sword; fulfill the request of their
supplication, O thou most merciful and gracius King! Re
deem the ransomed soul, that is sunk deep in the mire ; and
with thy refreshing dew revive those who, with affliction and
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quenched. While his soul, etc. Yea, darkness cannot con
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Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God 1 and the God of oui
ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the
God of Jacob the great, mighty, and tremendous God, the
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who bestoweth gracious favours, possessor

of all things who remembereth the piety of the patriarchs,
and will in love send a Redeemer to their posterity, for the
eake of his name.
According to the institution of the wise and intelligent,
and their instructive knowledge, will I open my mouth with
prayer and supplications, to imploreand entreat the presence
of the Kin?, who is replete with mercy, pardoner and formost High God

^iverof iniquities.

The nation that is compared to the rose of the valley, ia

very anxious to keep (this day) the sabbath of rest strictly
;

Now

fathers and children are unanimous in keeping the fast.

that her stronghold (the temple) is destroyed, she depends on
the consequence of her pillars (the ancestors) ; on them she
fastens her nails ; on those who are buried in the cave, Mak-

pelah she leans her tenons. She depends on the actions of the
on the perfection of those for whom the world was
created ; grant a cure to those who are assembled to sanctify
the fast, and cause the malevolent to dwell in darkness. The
offspring of the four matrons (Israel), who are numbered
by four oanners. pray unto thee with four forms of prayer;
view the merit of him who
accept them, and justify them.
walked perfectly, (Abraham), in whose flesh circumcision
was impressed ; for his righteousness sake, cleanse us from
Bin, at this time, when deficient of the Tomim and Uurim. In
exchange of the offering of the bull, accept the words of
the
of those who blow the Shofar on the new moon;
prayer
pardon their sins on this day of atonement. Assuage thy
fierce wrath, and be gracious to the residue of thy people ;
patriarchs,

and let thy beauty be upon us, that we may again be anima
ted by the fountain of life that is with thee. O thou most Glo
rious forgiveness is with thee hasten to prepare pardon for
us; prosper the words of our lips, hear our cry and forgive us.
!

Our lips declare the merit of those who sleep in the

grave, (our ancestors,) to praise thee as he (David) who
praised thee on the instrument Shoshanim ; the present gen
eration, as well as those that are past, all depend on the
shield of their ancestor (Abraham).
Remember us unto life, O King who delighteth in life
and write us in the book of life, for thy sake, O God of life.
O King thou art our Supporter, our Saviour, and oui
Shield. Blessed art thou, O Lord the Shield of Abraham
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And for the sins, for which we have incurred the penalty
of extirpation and being childless.
for the sins, for which we have incurred the penalty
of the four kinds of death formerly inflicted by our tribu

And

nal of justice, viz.

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an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those
which are known to us, as those which are unknown to us,
we have already made confession of them before thee, O
And those
Jx)rd, our God 1 and the God of our fathers.
which are unknown to us, are known and evident before
thee, as it is said, the secret things belong unto thee, O
Eternal, our God I but the revealed things belong unto us,
and our posterity, for ever, to perform all the words of this
law for thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who grantetb
remission of sins nnto the tribes of Jeshurun, in an ages
and beside thee, there is none to whom we appeal for par
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O my God, before I was formed, I was unworthy ; and
now that I have been formed, am as though I had not
been formed dust I am in my life-time, how much more
;

decease. Behold, 1 stand before thee, as a vessel full

of shame and confusion.
may it be acceptable in thy
and the God of my fathers,
presence, O Eternal, my God
to assist me, that 1 sin no more ; and the sins which 1 have
already committed against thee, blot out through thy mer

at

my

cy, but not

by thy chastisement and malignant

sickness.

O my God, be pleased to guard my tongue from evil, and

my lips from uttering deceit. And be thou silent, O my soul,

to those who curse me and grant that my soul may be hum

ble as the dust to every one.
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that
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for thy name ;
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grant
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who art mj

he who maketh peace in his

high heavens, grant peace unto us, and all Israel, and say ye,
Amen. Let it be acceptable before thee,O Lord, ourGod,and
the God of our fathers, that the holy temple may speedily
rebuilt in our dayg and let oar portion be in thy

Rock and Redeemer.

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And for the sin which we have

extortion and usury.
committed against thee, by immodest discourse.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed
chattering.
against thee, with the twinkling of our eyes.
For the sin which we have committed against thee,
with haughty looks. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, with shamelessness.
Yet for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin which
.

we have committed

against thee, by litigiousness.

which we have committed against thee, by
treachery to our neighbour. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by envy.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
levity. And for the sin which we have committed against

For the

sin

by our stubbornness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have commit
false-swearing.
ted against thee, by causeless enmity.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
embezzlement. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, by ecstacy.
Yet for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
Also for the sins, for which we were obliged to bring a
thee,

burnt-offering.

And

for the sins, for

which we were obliged

to bring a

sin-offering.
for the sins, for

And
which we were obliged to bring an
offering according to our ability.
And for the sins, for which we were obliged to bring a
trespass-offering, either for a certain or a doubtful sin.
And for the sins, for which we were obliged to suffer
the stripes of contumacy.
And for the sins, for which
flagellation.
for the sins, for

And

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For tae sin which we have committed against thee,

by compulsion or voluntarily. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, with a stubborn heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, out
And for the sin which we have committed
of
ignorance.
against thee, with the utterance of our lips.
For the sin which we have committed against thee,
with incestuous lewdness. And for the sin which we
have committed
either publicly or secretly.
against thee,
For the sin which we have committed against thee,
with deliberate deceit. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, with the speech of the mouth.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
oppressing our neighbour. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by the evil cogitation of the heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
assembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by acknowledging our
sins with our mouth, (but do not
in our heart.)
repent
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
our parents and teachers.
And for the sin
despising
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either

tuously or ignorantly.
For the sin which

And

we have

committee! against thee,

which we have commited

against thee, by the profanation of thy name.
For the sin which we have committed against thee,
with defiled lips. And for the sin which we have com
with violence.

for the sin

mitted against thee, by foolish expressions.

For the sin which we have committed against thee,
with evil imagination. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, either knowingly, or without de
liberation.

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for all of

them,

O God

of forgiveness, forgive us,

and
us remission.
grant
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
denying and lying. And for the sin which we have com
pardon

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a
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And

for the sin which we have committed

scoffing.
against thee, by calumny.
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And

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and xnercy unto us, and all thy people Israel ; bless ni
even all of us together, O our Father I with the light of
thy countenance for by the light of thy countenance hast
thou, given us, O Lord, our God the law of life, benevo
lent love, righteousness, blessing, mercy, life, and peace ;
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Lord who
times with thy peace. Blessed art thou,
blesseth his people Israel with peace.
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nance ; may we, and all thy people, the house of Israel be
remembered, and written before thee, to a happy life and
Blessed art thou, O Lord who maketh peace.
peace.
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come before thee, and withdraw not thyself from our sup
plications, for we are not so shameless of face, or hardened
and
as to declare in thy presence, O Eternal, cur God
the God of our ancestors, that we are righteous, and have
not sinned verily, (we confess) we have sinned.
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we have dealt treacherously, we

we have spoken slander, we have committed
iniquity, and have done wickedly we have acted pre
sumptuously we have committed violence we have framed
falsehood; we have counselled evil we have uttered lies;
we have scorned we have rebelled we have blasphemed
we have revolted we have acted perversely we have trans
gressed we have oppressed we have been stiff-necked
we have acted wickedly we have corrupted we have
done abominably we have gone astray, and have caused
we have turned aside from thy excellent
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trespassed,

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and institutions, and which hath not profited us ;

but thou art just concerning all that is come upon us ; for
thou hast dealt most truly, but we have done wickedly.
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unto thee, who resiteth above the skies ? Knowest thou

not all the secret things, as well as the revealed ?

Thou knowest all the secrets of the world, and the most
hidden transactions of all living. Thou searchest all the
inward parts, and examinest the reins and heart ; so that
there is nothing concealed from thee, neither is there any
may it then be acceptable
thing hidden from thy sight.
and the God of our
in thy presence, O Eternal, our God
fathers, to pardon all our sins, and forgive all our iniqui
ties, and grant us remissiop for all our transgression*.
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sanctify us with thy commandments, and ordaiu oui

portion to bo in thy law.
satisfy us with thy goodness,
and cause us to rejoice in thy salvation ; (on the sabbath, say,
and cause us, O Lord, our God to inherit thy holy sab
and grant that Israel, who
bath, with love and delight
sanctify thy name, may have rest thereon) and purify our
hearta to servo thee in truth : for thou art the pardoner of
Israel, and who gran test remission of sins to the tribes of
Jeehurun, in every generation ; and besides thee there is
none to whom we appeal for pardon and forgiveness.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, the King who pardoneth and
forgiveth our iniquities, and the iniquities of his people, the
house of Israel, and causeth our trespasses to pass away
annually. King of the whole earth, who sanctineth (on iht
Sabbath, add, the sabbath,) Israel, and the day of atonement.

Graciously accept, O Lord, our God thy people Israel

and have regard unto their prayers. Restore the service to
the inner part of thine house and accept of the burnt-ofierings of Israel, and their prayers with love and favour. And
may the service of Israel thy people be ever pleasing to thee.
that our eyes may behold thy return to Zion with
Lord
who restoreth his
mercy. Blessed art thou,
Divine presence unto Zion.
We reverentially acknowledge that thou art the Lord
our God and the God of our fathers for evermore thou
art our strength, the support of our life, and the shield of
our salvation ; from generation to generation will we
render thanks unto thee, and relate thy praise, for our lives
are ever in thine hand, and our souls always depending on
thy care: thy miraculous providence, which we daily
experience and for thy wonders, and thy goodness which
are at all times, evening, morning, and at noon exercised
over us. Thou art good, for thy mercies never fail ; thou
art merciful, for thy loving kindnesses are without end ;
wherefore we put our trust in thee.
And for all these mercies, mjry thy name, O our King
be continually praised, and exalted ror ever and ever.
And vouchsafe to inscribe all the children of thy
covenant for a happy life.
And all the living shall for ever give thanks unto thee,
and in truth praise thy name. O Omnipotent our salvation
and help. Blessed art thou, O Lord for goodness is thy
name, and unto thee it is proper to give thanks.
O grant peace, happiness, and blessing, grace, favour
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Jerusalem, the residence of thy holy temple, with ever
And, there, in thy presence, will we prepare
lasting joy.
the offerings enjoined us ; even the daily offerings according
to their order, and the additional sacrifice [on the sabbath,
ADD, of this day of rest and] of this day of Atonement will
we perform and offer before thee with love ; according to
the command of thy pleasure, as thou hast written unto U8
thy law, through the hands of Moses thy servant, for
from the mouth of thy glory it was said.
And on the sabbath-day, two lambs of the first year,"
without spot, and two tenth-deals of Hour for meat-offering,
mingled with oil, and the drink offering thereof. This IB

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the burnt-offering of every sabbath, beside the continual

burnt-offering, and his drink-offering.
And on the tenth day of the seventh month, ye shall
have an holy convocation and ye shall afflict your souls
ye shall not do any work therein. But ye shall offer a
burnt-offering unto the Lord, fora sweet savour, one young
bull, one ram, and seven lambs of the first year, they shall
be unto you without blemish. And their meat-offering,
and drink-offering, as ordained three tenth-deals for the
bull, two tenth-deals for the ram, and one tenth- deal for
each lamb, with wine for their drink-offering, two kids for
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an atonement, and the continual burnt-offerings, according

to their institution.

On the sabbath, say, they shall be joyful in thy kingdom,

the observers of the sabbath ; and they shall be called a
people that delight and sanctify the seventh day. They
are all satisfied, and delight in thy benevolence
for in the
seventh day thou delighted; thou sanctified it the desir
able of all days thou called it, in remembrance of the
works of the beginning of thy creation.
Our God ana the God of our fathers,
pardon our ini
quities, (on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and) on this
blot out, and remove our transgres
day of atonement.
sions from thy sight as it is said, I, even I, am he, who
blotteth out thy transgressions
for mine own
sake;
and thy sins I will not remember. And it is said, I have
made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud, and thy
sins like a vapour
return unto me, for I have redeemed
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ADDITIONAL BERVICk.
7ival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an ordi
nation of renewed splendour to the eon of Jesse thine

anointed, speedily in our days.

And then the righteous will see it, and rejoice; the
upright be glad, and the saints exalt in song but iniquity
;

will oe

smoke

manner of wickedness vanish at

shalt remove the dominion of wicked

dumb, and
when thou

all

ness from the earth.

Then, O Lord thou alone shalt reign over

works in Mount Zion, the residence of thy glory

all

thy

and

in

Jerusalem, the city of thy sanctuary as it is written in thy

holy word, the Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God,
Zion from generation to generation. Hallelujah.
;

Thou

art holy, and thy name is tremendous; and

besides thee there is no God as it is written, and the
Lord of Hosts shall be exalted in judgment and the holy
God shall be sanctified through righteousness. Blessed
;

art thou,

Lord

holy King

Thou

selected us from all other people, thou didst love

us and was favourable unto us, and exalted us above all
other nations, and thou sanctified us with thy command
ments ; and brought us near,
our King unto thy service
and by thy great and holy name thou called unto us.
And with love, hast thou given us,
Lord, our God
(on the sabbath say, the sabbath-day, for a sanctification
and rest, and) this day of atonement, for pardon, forgive

ness,

and atonement

iniquities (in love

;)

and thereon

to

a holy convocation, in

pardon

all

our

commemoration

of the departure from Egypt.

But because of our sins we have been carried captive
from our land, and removed far from our country ; so that
we are not able to perform our duty in the habitation
which thou hast chosen, even in that magnificent and holy
house on which thy name was called ; because of the hand
which was stretched out against thy sanctuary.
May it please thee, Eternal our God, and our father!
God 1 most merciful King to return unto us, through thine
!

abundant mercy, and

compassionate us, and thy sanctuary.

its glory.
O our Father
our King! manifest the glory of thy kingdom over us

rebuild

it

to

speedily,

and exalt

speedily ; shine forth, and exalt thyself in the sight of all

cne Jiving,
gainer our dispersions from among the nations
and assemble our outcasts from the extremities of the earth,
conduct UB unto Zion, thy city, with joyful song, and onto

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ADDITIONAL SERVICE.

FOR THE DAY OF ATONEMENT.

Lord open thou
dare thy praise.
1

my

lips,

and

my mouth

shall

de

Blessed art thou, O Lord I our God and the God of our
God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the
God of Jacob, the great God powerful and tremendous, the
most high God, bountifully dispensing benefits, the Creator
of all things ; who remembering the piety of the fathers,
will send a Redeemer to their posterity for his name s sake
fathers, the

in love.

Remember
life,

of

us,

unto

life,

O King

thou

and write us in the book of life

life.

tector.

for

who delighteth in
thy sake, O God

O King, thou art our Supporter, Saviour, and Pro

O Lord the shield of Abraham.

Blessed art thou,

Lord

art for ever powerful

life to the dead, and art mighty to save.

Thou,

thou restorest

Sustaining by thy benevolence the living, and by thine

abundant mercies animating the dead supporting those
;

that fall, healing the sick, setting at liberty those that

are in bonds: and performeth thy faithful words unto
those that sleep in the dust.
is like unto thee, O
Lord most mighty ? or who may be compared with thee ?
the King who killeth and again restoreth life, and causeth
salvation to flourish.
is like unto thee,
who in
merciful Father
mercy remembereth thy creatures to life.
Thou art also faithful to revive the dead. Blessed art
thou, O Lord, who reviveth the dead.
Thou art holy, and holy is thy name, and the saints
Selah.
praise the daily.
And therefore extend thy fear, Lord, our God over all
thy works, and thy dread over all thou hast created : that
all
thy works may fear thee, and all creatures bow down
before thee ; so that they may all form one band, to, perform
thy will with an upright heart ; and be all convinced, as we
Lord, our God that dominion appertained unto thee
are,
that strength is in thy hand, might in thy right hand, and
that thy name is tremendous over all thou hast created.

Who

Who

And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people

applause unto those who fear thee a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee and confidence unto those who wail
for thee ; joy unto thy land, gladness unto
thy city, a re
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230

A PSALM

Kl-.KVIOE.

OF DAVID.

Ascribe unto the Lord,

ye sona
might unto the Lord.
mighty,
Ascribe unto the Lord the glory due unto his name worship

of

ascribe glory and

tliQ

the

Lord in holy

attire.

The

Lord is upon the

the Lord is upon

voice of the

waters ; the God of glory thundereth ;

waters. The voice of the Lord is powerful ; the voice
of the Lord is full of majesty. The voice of the Lord breaketh
in pieces the cedars ; yea, the Lord breaketh the cedars of
Lebanon.
He also maketh them skip like a calf: Lebanon
and Siryon like young unicorns; the voice of the Lord
cleaveth the flames of fire ; the voice of the Lord shaketli
the wilderness; the Lord shaketh the wilderness of Kadesh.
The voice of the Lord causeth the hinds to calve, and mak
eth bare the forests; and in his temple all speak- of hi.-*
The Lord sitteth on the flood yea, the Lord sitglory.
teth King for ever.
The Lord giveth strength unto his
people ; the Lord will bless his people with peace.

many

PSALM OF DAVID.

The

and the fulness there

and they that dwell there
For he hath founded it upon the seas, and established
Who shall ascend the mountain of the
it upon the floods.
Lord? and who shall stand in his holy place? He who is
clean of hands, and pure of heart ; who hath not lifted up
his soul unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully.
He shall re
ceive a blessing from the Lord, and rigteousness from the
God of his salvation. This is the generation who seek him,
who seek thy face,
Jacob.
Sekih.
Raise your heads,
ye gates and be raised wide, ye everlasting doors, and
let the King of Glory enter.
Who is the King of Glory ?
The Lord, strong and powerful; the Lord, mighty in battle.
Raise your heads,
ye gates and be raised wide, ye ever
Who is this
lasting doors and let the King of Glory enter.
King of Glory? the Lord of Hosts he is the King of Glory.

of,
in.

are the

Lord

earth,

the world,

when the ark

many thousands

"And

rested, he said, restore tranquillity

of Israel.
Lord unto thy
to the
Arise,
Let thy
resting-place, thou, and the ark of thy strength.
priests be clothed with righteousness, and let thy saints
!

shout for joy. For thy servant David s sake, turn not away
For a good instruction I have
the face of thine anointed.
It is a tree of Ifcfe to
given you; forsake ye not my law.
those who lay hold of it ; and the supporters thereof aro
happy. Its ways are ways of pleasantness, and all its paths
are peace.
Cause thou us,
Lord to return unto thee,
and we shall return; renew our days as of old."
!

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MORNING SERVICE.

228

are they that dwell in thy house they will be

always praising thee. Selah. Happy is that people that
is in such a case
yea, happy is that people whose God is

Happy

the Lord.

DAVID

King

PSALM OF PRAISE.

and I

will bless

I will extol thee,

for ever and

my

thy

name

God,
ever.

Every day will I bless thee, and I will praise thy name
and ever. Great is the Lord, and greatly to be
and
his greatness is unsearchable.
One genera
praised
tion shall praise thy works to another, and shall declare
for ever
;

thy mighty acts. I will speak of the glorious honor of

thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works. And men shall
speak of the might of thy terrible acts and I will declare
thy greatness. They shall abundantly utter the memory
of thy great goodness, and shall
sing of thy righteousness.
The Lord is gracious and full of compassion slow to
:

anger and of great mercy.

his tender mercies are over

The Lord
all

is

good

his works.

to

all,

and

All thy works

shall praise thee,

Lord arid thy saints shall bless thee.
They shall speak of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of

thy power.

To make known

to the

sons of

men

his

mighty acts, and the glorious majesty of his kingdom.

Thy kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and thy dominion
endureth throughout all generations. The Lord upholdeth
all that fall, and raiseth
up all those that be bowed down.
The eyes of all wait upon thee, and thon givest them their
meat in due season. Thou openest thine hand and satisfieth the desire of every
living thing. The Lord is righte
ous in all his ways, and holy in all his works. The Lord
is nigh unto all them that call
upon him in truth. He
will fulfil the desire of them that fear him
he also will
hear their cry, and will save them. The Lord preserveth
;

them that love him but the wicked will he destroy.

mouth shall speak the praise of the Lord and let all
flesh bless his holy name for ever and ever.
And as for
us, we will bless the Lord from this time forth, and for
all

My

e/ermore.

Hallelujah

praise

ye the Lord.

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MOUWNCi

SKttVlUlfi.

THE MEMORIAL OF DEPARTED

SOULS.

make mention of the Souls of departed Parents, &e. f on the day ol

Atonement, and the ultimate Days of the Three Festivals.

It is customary to

May God remember the soul of our honoured father

(A. B.) who is gone to his repose ; for that, I now solemnly
offer charity for his sake; in reward of this, may his soul
enjoy eternal life, with the souls of Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob ; Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, and the rest of
the righteous males and females that are in Paradise ; and
let us say, Amen.

May God remember

the soul of my honoured mothei

her repose for that I now solemnly
in reward of this, may her soul
offer charity for her sake
enjoy eternal life, with the souls of Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob ; Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, and the rest of
the righteous males and females that are in Paradise and
let us say, Amen.
(C. D.)

who

is

gone

to

May God remember the souls of my father and mother,

my grandfathers and grandmothers, my uncles and aunts,

rny brothers and sisters, whether paternal or maternal, who

are gone to their repose ; for that I now solemnly offer
charity for their sake ; in reward of this, may their souls
enjoy eternal life, with the souls of Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob ; Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, and the rest of
the righteous males and females that are in Paradise ; and
let us say, Amen.

May God remember the soul of (A. B.) and the souls of
my relatives, both male and female, whether paternal

all

or maternal; whether they have been killed, slain, and

slaughtered, burnt, drowned, or strangled, for the sanctification of thy holy name ; for that I offer charity for the
memorial of their souls; in reward of this, may their souls
enjoy eternal life, with the souls of Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob ; Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, and the rest of
the righteous males and females that are in Paradise; aiid
A men.
let us jsu

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MORNING SERVICE.
and deliver yon from all trouble and evil occurrences
may the Lord of heaven be your support at all times, and

seasons

May

and

let ns say,

Amen.

he who oiessed our ancestors, Abraham,

Jacob, bless this holy congregation, with

congregations
all

and

they, their wives, sons, and daughters, and

who belong to them

Synagogues

Isaac,

other holj

all

to pray; those who

those

and

for prayer,

who

unite in support of the

also those who assemble therein

provide lights to light

it

wine

to sanctify

the sabbath-day, and other festivals, and to distinguish them

from working days ; and bread to the wanderer ; and charity

And

to the poor.

trust reposed in

blessed

all

those

who

faithfully discharge the

them by their congregation. May the holy

God reward them, remove

all sickness

from them,

cure them in days of sickness, pardon all their sins, and

send a blessing and prosperity in all the work of their hands,

and of

brethren

all Israel, their

and

let

us say,

Amen.

May he by whose dispensation assistance is granted unto

whose kingdom is an
kings, and dominion unto princes
his
delivered
servant David from
who
everlasting kingdom
1

the destructive sword

who

inaketh a

a path through the mighty waters

way

in the sea,

the constituted officers of the government.

assist,

and

bless, preserve, guard,

May

the supreme

King of kings, through his infinite mercy,

and grant them life, and deliver them from
them
preserve
all manner of trouble and danger.
May the supreme

King

of kings, through his infinite mercy, incline their

hearts,

and the hearts of

safety
tnis

and

and

officers,

In their days,
Judah be saved, and Israel dwell i

with benevolence toward

and in ours,

their counsellors,

us,

and

all Israel.

may
may the Eedeemer come

be the will of God, and

let

unto Zion

us say,

Amen.

and

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MORNING SERVIC1
Elijah, the prophet, and in the kingdom of the house oi
David, thine anointed.
May he come speedily, and
on hia
Suffer no
gladden our hearts.
stranger to sit
throne, nor let any other again inherit His glory for by
thy holy name, hast thou sworn unto him, mat his lamp
ehould never be extinguished. Blessed art thou, O Lord
the Shield of David.
:

For the sake of the law, the sacrifices^ the prophets [on
sabbath, say, and the sabbath-day, and] this day of
atonement, which thou hast given unto us. O Lord! our
God for a day of sanctification and rest, forgiveness, par
don, and remission, for honour and glory for all which,
O Lord, our God we thank and praise thee blessed be
the

thy

name

in the

mouth

of every living creature, continu

and for evermore for thy word, O our King ia

and permanent for ever. Blessed art thou, O Lord
King of the whole earth, who sanctifieth [on the sabbath,
say, the sabbath, and] Israel, the day of atonement.
ally,

true,

O may

redemption proceed from heaven, attended with

grace, kindness, and mercy, long life, affluence, heavenly

assistance, bodily health, and wisdom ; living and health
ful children, a posterity that shall not cease nor relax from
the words of the law, to the teachers and rabbins of the
holy society, which are in the land of Israel, and the land
of Babylon, the principal orators, the chiefs of the capti
vity, the heads of the colleges, the judges of the gates,
their disciples, and the disciples of their disciples, and all
who are employed in the study of the law may the
Sovereign of the universe bless them, preserve their life,
increase their days, and prolong their years.
may he
redeem and deliver them from all trouble and evil occur
rences ; may the Lord of heaven be their support at all
times and seasons ; and let us say, Amen.
:

O may

redemption proceed from heaven, attended with

and mercy, long life, affluence, heavenly
assistance, bodily health, and wisdom
living and health
ful children, a posterity that shall not oease nor relax from
the words of the law, to all this holy
congregation, both the
higher and lower orders, women and children. May the
grace, kindness,

Sovereign of the universe bless you, preserve your life, in

crease your days, and prolong youi yean. O may he redeem

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MORNING SERVICE

220

and that ye should break asunder every yoka

distribute thy bread to the hungry, and to bring the miserable poor afflicted into thy house. When thou seest the
naked that thou clothe him ; and that thou hide not
(slaves) go free;

To

thy

from thine own flesh. Then shall thy light break forth
like the morning, and thy health shall
spring forth speed
ily
thy righteousness shall go before thee, and the glory of
the Lord will receive thee.
Then shalt thou call, and the
Lord will answer ; thou shalt cry, and he will say, Lo 1
am here. If thou remove from the midst of thee every op
pression; the threatening finger, and the injurious speech
If thou pour out thy soul to the hungry, and
satisfy the
afflicted soul, then shall thy light rise in obscurity, and thy
darkness shall be as the noon-day. And the Eternal will
lead thee continually, and satisfy thy soul with heavenly
splendour ; he will moisten thy bones, and thou shalt be
like a well watered garden, and like a flowing spring whose
waters never fail. And they that spring from thee shall
self

build the ancient ruins ; the foundations of old times shalt

thou raise up, and thou shalt be called the repairer of the
broken mound the restorer of paths to be frequented by
inhabitants. If the feet rest on the sabbath, from following
thy occupations on my holy day and shalt call the sabbath
a delight ; and the holy feast of the Lord honourable ; and
;

honour it, by refraining from thy purpose from pur

suing thy pleasure, and from speaking vain words then
shalt thou find
in the Eternal
and I will make
delight
thee ride on the high places of the earth
and I will feed
thee on the inheritance of Jacob, thy father ; for the mouth
of the Lord hath spoken it.
Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God King of the uni

shalt

of all the worlds, who is righteous in all

generations the faithful God, who promiseth and performfor all hie words are
eth speaketh and accomplished
true and just.
Faithful art thou,
Lord, our God and
for not one of thy words shall re
thy words are faithful
turn back without
fulfilled ; for thou,
God, art a
being
faithful and merciful King. Blessed art thou,
Lord, the
verse

Former
:

O
O

God,

who

is

faithful in all his words.

have compassion upon Zion, for it is the dwelling of

our life and speedily iu our days, save the afflicted soul
Blessed art thou, O Lord who wilt cause Zion to rejoice
;

with her children.

Lord, our God

cause us to rejoice in thy servant

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Blessed art thou, O Lord, our God King of the univeise,
who hath chosen good prophets and delighted in their
1

words, which were deliverea in truth. Blessed art thou,

Lord, who hath chosen the law, his servant Moses, his
people Israel, and the true and righteous prophets.
And he (the prophet) shall say, Make a path, make a path,
clear the way remove all obstructions from the road of my
For thus saith the High and loftv One, who inhabpeople
iteth eternity, and whose name is Holy, Yon high and holy
place I inhabit ; and I am also with the contrite and humbl
of spirit to revive the spirit of the humble, and to give liio
to the heart of the contrite. For I will not always contend,
neither will I be wroth forever; when the spirit, and the souls
which I have made, shall be overwhelmed from before me.
Because of the iniquity of his covetousness, and because he
departed, and went on forwardly, in the way of his own

was wroth, and smote him, hiding my face in mine

have seen his ways yet I will heal him, and will
guide him, and I will restore comforts to him and to his
mourners. I create the fruit of the lips peace to him that
is afar off, and peace to him that is near, saith the Lord
and I will heal him. But the wicked are like the troubled
heart, I

anger.

filth
never can be at rest but its waters cast
up
and mire. There is no peace, saith my God to the wicked.
Proclaim aloud, Spare not like the sound of a trumpet,
lift up
thy voice and declare unto my people their trans
gressions, and to the house of Jacob their sins. Yet daily
they seek me, and desire to know my ways, as a nation
that hath done righteousness, and hath not forsaken the
ordinance of God they continually enquire of me con

sea, for it

cerning the ordinances of righteousness ; they take delight

to draw unto God.
Wherefore have we fasted, and thou
seest not ? Have we afflicted our souls, and thou dost not
regard ? Behold, in the day of your fasting, ye enjoy pleas
ure, and all demands ye exact rigorously. Sehold, ve fast
for strife and contention, and to smite with the fist of w^fcedness ; but ye fast not as this day, to cause your voice to
be heard on high. Is such, then, the fast which I have cho
Is it, that
sen, that a man should afflict his soul for a day ?
he should bow down his head like a bull-rush, and spread
sackcloth and ashes for his couch ? Shall this be called
a fast, and a day acceptable to the Lord ? Verily, thifi
fast I choose, to dissolve the bands of wickedness, to
loosen the oppressive burthens, and to let the oppressed

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in the fire their skins, and their flesh, and theii

dung. And he that burneth them shall wash his clothes,
and bathe his flesh in water, and afterwards he shall come
into the camp. And this shall be a statute for ever unto
you ; that in the seventh month, on the tenth day of the
month, ye shall afflict your souls, and do no work at all,
whether it be one of your own country, or a stranger, that
For on that day shall the priest
sojourn eth among you.

burn

make an atonement

for you, to cleanse you, that ye may

be clean from all your sins before the Lord.
It shall be a sabbath of rest unto you, and ye shall af
flict your souls by a statute forever. And the priest whom
they shall anoint, and whom they shall consecrate to min

the priest s office, in his father s stead, shall make

the atonement, and shall put on the linen clothes, even the
holy garments. And he shall make an atonement for the
holy sanctuary, and he shall make an atonement for the
tabernacle of the congregation, and for the altar ; and h*
shall make an atonement for the priests, and for all the
people of the congregation. And this shall be an everlast
ing statute unto you, to make an atonement for the chil
dren of Israel, for all their sins, once a year. And he did
as the Lord commanded Moses.
And on the tenth day of the seventh month, ye shall
have an holy convocation ; and ye shall afflict your souls ;
shall not do any work therein.
But ye shall offer a
ye
burnt-offering unto the Lord for a sweet savour, one young
bull, one ram, and seven lambs of the first year, they shall
be to you without blemish. And their meat-offering shall
be of fine flour, mingled with oil, three tenth-deals to a
bull, and two tenth-deals to one ram a several tenth-deal
for one lamb, throughout the seven lambs ; one kid of the
goats for a sin-offering, beside the sin-offering of atone
inent, and the continual burnt-offering, and the meat-of
fering of it, and their drink-offerings.
And this is the law which Moses set before the children
of Israel, by the command of the Lord, by the hand of
Moses. It is a tree of life to those that lay hold on it and
the supporters thereof are happy.
Its ways are ways of
pleasantness, and all its paths are peace.
Length of days
is on its
right, and on its left are riches and honour. The
ister in

word was pleased for

the law and adoru it.

his righteousness sake, to

magnify

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and bring his blood within the veil, and do with that blood,
as he did with the blood of the bull, and sprinkle it
And he upot
snaL
the mercy-seat, and before the mercy-seat.
make an atonement for the holy place, because of the un
cleanness of the children of Israel, and because of theh
transgressions in all their sins and so shall he do for thi
;

tabernacle of the congregation that remaineth among them,

And there shall be no
-in the midst of their uncleanness.
man in the tabernacle of the congregation, when he goeth
in to make an atonement in the holy place, until he come
out,

and have made an atonement

household, and for

all

for himself, and for hia

the congregation of Israel.

And he shall go out unto the altar, that is before the

Lord, and make an atonement for it and shall take of the
blood of the bull, and of the blood of the goat, and put it
upon the horns of the altar rouud about. And he snail
sprinkle of the blood upon it with his finger seve* times,
and cleanse it, and hallow it from the unclean*ess of the
children of Israel. And when he hath made an end of
reconciling the holy place, and the tabernacle of the con
;

and
altar, he shall bring the live goat
both his hands upon the head of the live
go&t, and confess over him all the iniquities of the children

gregation,

Aaron

and the

shall lay

of Israel, and all their transgressions in all their sins,

putting them upon the bead of the goat, and shall send him
away by the hand of a tit man in the wilderness.

And the goat shall bear upon him all their iniquities,
nnto a land not inhabited and he shall let go the goat in
;

the wilderness. And Aaron shall come into the tabernacle

of the congregation, and shall put off the linen garments,
whicft he put on when he went into the holy place, and shall
leave them there. And he shall wash his flesh with water in
the holy place, and put on his garments, and come forth and
offer his burnt- offering, and the burnt-offering of the people,
and make an atonement for himself, and for the people.

And

the fat of the sin-offering shall he burn upon the

he that let go the goat for the scape-goat, shall
wash his clothes, and bathe his flesh in water, and after
wards shall he come into the carnp. And the bull for the
Bin-offering, and the goat for the sin-offering, whose blood
was brougnt in to rrake an atonement in the holy place,
ihall one carry forth without the camp
and they shall
altar.

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And the Lord spake unto Moses, aft#t .A A death of the

two sons of Aaron, when they offered before the Lord, and
and the Lord said unto Moses, speak unto Aaron,
died
at all times into the holy
thy brother, that he come not
v
place within the veil, before lie mercy-seat, which is upon
ror I will appear in the cloud
the ark, that he die not
upon the mercy-seat, inus shall Aaron come into the
holy place, with a yov jg bull for a sin-offering, and a ram
tor a burnt-offering.
;

He shall put on the holy linen coat, and he shall have

the linen breeches upon his flesh, and shall be girded with
the linen gi ile, and with the linen mitre shall he bet
therefore shall he wash
tho^jo are holy garments
attired
And he shall take
his flesh in water, and so put them on.
of the congregation of the children of Israel, two kids of
the goats for a sin-offering, and one ram for a burnt offering.
Aaron shall offer his bull of the sin-offering, which is for
:

himself,

and make an atonement

and

for himself,

for his

house.

And he shall take the two goats, and present them before
the Lord, at the door of the tabernacle of the congregation.
And Aaron shall cast lots upon the two goats one lot for
And Aaron
the Lord, and the other lot for the ASOSEL.
shall bring the goat, upon which the Lord s lot fell, and
but the goat on which the lot
offer him for a sin-offering
fell, to be tho scape-goat, shall be presented alive beforo
the Lord, to nake an atonement with him, and to let him
go for a scape-goat into the wilderness. And Aaron shall
bring the bull of the sin-offering, which is for himself, and
;

shall

make an atonement

and

for himself,

and

shall kill the bull of the sin-offering,

himself.

for his

which

house
is

for

And he shall take a censer full of burning .coals of fire,

from off the altar before the Lord, and his hands full of
Bweet incense beaten fine, and bring it within the veil
And he shall put the incense upon the fire before the Lord,
that the cloud of the incense may cover the mercy -seat that
And he shall take
is upon the testimony, that he die not.
of the blood of the bull, and sprinkle it with his finger upon
the mercy-seat, eastward and before the mercy-seat shall
he sprinkle of the blood with his finger seven times. Then
ihall he kill the goat of the sin-offering that is for the people,
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creatures and the God of all souls who sitteth in the wide
extended heavens, and dwelleth in the heaven of heavens
his holiness is above the frpn an ^ n ^ s holiness is above the
throne of glory sanctify thou thy name through us, O Lord,
!

our God

in the sight of all the living, and we will sing a

new song in thy presence as it is written sing unto God,
sing praises to his name extol him who rideth upon the
heavens ; praise him by his name JAH and rejoice before
!

him

we

for

habitation

shall see

as

it is

him eye

written

to eye, when he returns to his

for eye to eye shall they see him

Lord returneth to Zion. And it is said, and the

of
the
Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it
glory
together for the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.

when

the

merciful Father have compassion on those who have been

borne by thee ; remember the covenant of the patriarchs de
;

and rebuke the evil im

who
from
those
have
been
agination
thy care from the womb
and through thy mercy cause us to escape it for ever and
fulfil our desire with the good measure of salvation, and mer
our soul from

liver

evil

occurrences

cies.

One

of the Manuscripts of the

Pentateuch

Reader

is

placed on the Beading Desk and the

says,

O may he
and

let

us

help, shield, and save all those that trust in him ;

All of ye ascribe power unto God, and
say, Amen.

tender honour unto the law,

[Here the person is called by
name, who is to ascend the reading desk, to hear the law read.]
Blessed be he

who hath

given the law to his people Israel

through his holiness. The law of fie Lord is perfect, quiet

ing the soul the testimony of the Lord is sure, making the
;

simple wise. The statutes of the Lord are right, rejoicing the
heart the commandment of the Lord is clear, enlightening
the eyes. The Lord will give strength unto his people the
;

Lord

perfect ; the word of the

who trust in him.

Lord

is

pure

God

is

a shield to

all

The way

will bless his people with pe*ice.

:

he

is

of

But ye that did cleave unto the JLord your God, are
every one of you unto this day.

alive

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208

Blessed be thy name, thou who art Sovereign of the uni*

blessed be thy crown and residence mayest thou de
shew them the redemption
light in thy people Israel for ever
verse

of thy right

hand

in thine holy temple

and accept their sup

plication with mercy.

May it be acceptable in thy presence,
to grant me a long and happy life ; and that we may be num

bered among the righteous. Have mercy upon me, and guard
me, and all that belong to me, and to thy people Israel.
Thou art He who feedeth and maintaineth all thou art He
:

who

ruleth over

for the

all

is thine.

kingdom

He who ruleth over all kings

am the servant of the holy and

thou art
I

blessed God, before whom and his precious law, I bow down ;
I rely not on man, nor on any celestial being, but on the God
of heaven, for

he

is

the true

God

do good and

sufficient to

righteous acts ; on him do I rely, and to his holy and reverend

name I continually utter praise.
may it be acceptable in
thy presence, to enlighten me in thy law, and to fulfil the de

sire of

my heart, and

the hearts of thy people Israel, for good-

Amen.
O
Hear,
Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is ONE.
Our God is ONE our Lord is great holy and tremendous

peace, and

life.

is

name.

his

O magnify the Lord with me, and

name.
Thine,

majesty
thine

as the

let

us together extol his

Lord is the greatness, power, glory, victory, and

for all that is in the heaven and in the earth, is

thine

is

the kingdom,

Supreme above

Lord

and thou

art exalted

all.

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holy is he. Exalt ye the Lord, our God and wor
!

stool, for

ship at his holy

mount,

for the

Lord our God

is

holy.

For all which, the name of the Supreme King of kings, the
holy and blessed God, shall be extolled, hallowed, praised,
glorified, magnified, and exalted in the worlds that he hath
created, even this world and the future one, according to his
will, the desire of those who fear him, and the desire of al
Former of the universe Lord of all
the house of Israel.
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206

None

is like unto thee, among the gods,

Lord nothing
unto thy deeds!
Thy kingdom is an everlasting
kingdom; thy dominion endureth throughout all genera
tions.
The Lord reigneth: the Lord hath reigned: the
is

like

Lord

shall reign for ever and ever: the Lord will give
strength unto his people: the Lord will bless his people
with peace. Father of mercies! may it please thee to deal
.kindly with Zion: rebuild the walls of Jerusalem: for in
thee only do we confide, our Almighty King, high and
exalted Sovereign of the universe.

And when

the ark set forward, Moses said, arise,

Lord!

and

scatter thine enemies: cause those that hate thee, to

flee before thee; for from Zion shall the law go forth, and
the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.

Blessed be he,

who

giveth the law to his people Israel,

in its purity.

The Lord, the Lord God,

suffering,

merciful, and gracious, longand abundant in beneficence and truth; keeping

mercy unto thousands, forgiving

and sin, but will not hold guiltless.

iniquity,

transgression,

fulfill my requests for good:

Sovereign of the universe!
further my desire, and grant my petition: forgive all mine
iniquities and the iniquities of mine household, through thy
pardon granted in benignity and mercy: and cleanse me

from mine iniquities and transgressions.

remember me
for good in thy presence; and visit me with the visitation
of salvation and mercy: appoint me to a long, happy, and
peaceable life: to good maintenance and sustenance: bread
to eat, and raiment for clothing: long life to study thy law
and keep thy precepts thereof: knowledge and understand
ing, to understand and comprehend the mysteries thereof:
send us a remedy for all our sorrows: and bless thou the
work of our hands: ordain thou for us nothing but good
with salvation and comfort: and remove far from us heavy
and sore plagues: inspire the heart of kings, rulers,
counsellors, and princes, with benevolence towards us.
May this be thy holy will, amen. May the words of my
mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable ir*
Lord! who art my Rock and Redeemer.
thy presence,
Lord! in an ac
May my prayer ascend unto thee,
ceptable time; in thine abundant mercy, O God! answer
me in the truth of thy salvation.

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204

Our Father, and our King, speedily cause salvation to

spring forth for us.
Our Father, and our King, exalt the horn of thy people
Israel.

Our Father, and our King,

anointed.

Our Father, and our King,

exalt
fill

the horn of thine

our hands with

thy

blessings.

Our Father, and our King,

fill

our storehouses with

plenty.

Our Father, and our King, hear our voices, spare, and
compassionate us.
Our Father, and our King, accept our prayers with favour
and mercy.

Our Father, and our King, open the

gates of heaven to

our prayers.

Our Father, and our King, dismiss us not empty from

thy presence.

Our Father, and our King, may this he the hour of mercy,
and a favourable time in thy presence.
Our Father, and our King, have pity upon us, our chil
dren, and infants.
Our Father, and our King, grant our request for the sake
of those who were slain for thy holy name.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of those

who were

slaughtered for the sake of thy UNITY.

Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of those
who went through fire and water for the sanctification of
thy name.

Our Father, and our King, avenge in our sight the blood
of thy servants that hath been spilt.
Our Father, and our King,

grant our request for thy

sake, if not for our sake.

Our Father, and our King, grant

it

for thy sake,

and

save us.

Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of thine
abundant mercy.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of thy
great, mighty and tremendous name, by which we are called.
Our Father, and our King, be gracious unto us, and
answer us; though we have no merit, deal charitably and
mercifully with us, and save us.

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Our Father, and our King! we have sinned before thee.

Our Father, and our King, we have no Sovereign but thee.
Our Father, and our King, be benevolent to us for the
sake of thy name.
Our Father, and our King, renew unto us a prosperous year.
Our Father, and our King, abolish all injurious and evil
decrees which concern us.
Our Father, and our King, annul the devices of those who
hate us.
Our Father, and our King, frustrate the counsel of our
enemies.

Our Father, and our King, extirpate every oppressor and

adversary from us.
Our Father, and our King, stop the mouths of our ad
versaries, and those who accuse us.
Our Father, and our King, eradicate the pestilence, sword,
famine, captivity, destruction [and the plague] from the
children of thy covenant.
Our Father, and our King, withhold the plague from thy
heritage.

Our Father, and our King,

restore to perfect health the

sick of thy people.

Our Father, and our King, cause us to return into thy

presence with a thorough repentance.
Our Father, and our King, pardon and forgive our
iniquities.

Our Father, and our King, blot out and remove our trans
gressions and our sins from before thine eyes.
rend the decree of our evil
Our Father, and our King,
sentence.
Our Father, and our King, erase through thine abundant
mercy all record of our sins.
Our Father, and our King, remember that we are but dust.
Our Father, and our King, remember us with a good
memorial before thee.
Our Father, and our King, write us in the book of happy
life.

Our Father, and our King,

Our Father, and our King,
maintenance and sustenance.
Our Father, and our King,
redemption and salvation.
Our Father, and our King,
pardon and forgiveness.

write us in the book of merit.

write us in the book of good
write us in the book of
write us in the book of

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200

O that our eyes may behold thy return to Zion with

mercy. Blessed art thon, O Lord who restoreth his Di
vine presence tmto Zion.
reverentially acknowledge that thou art the Lord,
our God, and the God of our fathers for evermore thon
art our strength, the support of our life and the shield of
our salvation from generation to generation will we render
thanks unto thee, and relate thy praise, for our lives are
ever in thine hand, and our souls always depending on thy
care ;
miraculous providence, which we daily experi
thy
ence, and for thy wonders and thy goodness which are at
all times,
evening, morning and at noon exercised over us.
Thou art good, for thy mercies never fail ; thou art merci
ful, for thy loving kindnesses are without end ; wherefore
we put our trust in thee.
And for all these mercies, may thy name, O our King !
be continually praised and exalted for ever and ever.
And vouchsafe to inscribe all the children of thy cove
nant for a happy life.
And all the living shall for ever give thanks unto thee,
and in truth praise thy name. O Omnipotent our salva
tion and help.
Blessed art thou, O Lord, for goodness is
thy name, and unto thee it is proper to give thanks.
Our God, and the God of our ancestors, bless us with
that threefold blessing mentioned in the law, written by the
hands of thy servant Moses, and pronounced by Aaron and
his sons, the priests, on thy sanctified people, saying, "The
LORD bless and preserve thee! The LORD let his counte
nance shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee. The LORD
turn his countenance towards thee, and give thee peace."
O grant peace, happiness and blessing, grace, favour and
mercy unto us, and all thy people Israel ; bless us, even all
of us together O our Father with the light of thy coun
tenance for by the light of thy countenance hast thou
given us, O Lord, our God, the law of life, benevolent love,
I

We

righteousness, blessing, mercy, life and peace ; and may it

please thee to bless thy people Israel at all times with thy
Lord ! who blesseth his people
peace. Blessed art thou,
Israel with peace.
In the book of life, blessing, peace and honest suste
nance ; may we and all thy people, the house of Israel, be
remembered and written before thee, to a happy life and

peace.

Blessed art thou,

Lord

who maketh

peace.

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198

and who keepeth not

lighteth in mercy.

his anger for ever, because he dewill turn again, he will have com

He

he will suppress our iniq

passion on us, he will turn again,
uities.
Yea, thou wilt cast all their sins into the depths oi:
the sea and all the sins of thy people, the house of Israel,
into a place, where they shall not be remembered, nor
And it is said, Thou
visited, nor thought of, for ever.
shew faithfulness unto Jacob, and mercy unto Abraham which thou didst swear unto our fathers, in days of
;

;>wilt

old.

Our God, and the God of our fathers,

pardon our
iniquities [on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and]
blot out and remove our
on this day of atonement.
transgressions from thy sight ; as it is said, I, even I, am

he who blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake

and thy sins I will not remember. And it is said, I have
made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud and
thy sins like a vapour return unto me, for I have re
deemed thee. And it is said, For on this day shall he
make an atonement for you, to cleanse you ; that ye may
be clean from all your sins before the Lord.
[On the sab
bath, say, Our God, and the God of our Fathers, accept
O sanctify us with thy commandments,
our day of rest.]
and ordain our portion to be in thy law. O satisfy us with
thy goodness, and cause us to rejoice in thy salvation [on
the sabbath, say, and cause us, O Lord our God, to inherit
thy holy sabbath with love and delight; and grant that
Israel, who sanctify thy name, may have rest thereon]
and purify our hearts to serve thee in truth for thou art
;

the pardoner of Israel, who granteth remission of sins to

the tribes of Jeshurun in every generation and besides
thee there is none to whom we appeal for pardon and forBlessed art thou, O Lord the King, who par^
giveness.
donest and forgivest our iniquities, and the iniquities of
thy people, the house of Israel, and causest our trespasses
to pass away annually
King of the whole earth, who
sanctifiest [on the sabbath, add, the sabbath,] Israel, and
the day of atonement.
;

O Lord, our God! let thy people Israel, and their

Restore the service to the
prayers be acceptable to thee.
so that the burnt-offerings of Israel,
oracle of thine house
and their prayers, may be speedily accepted by thee with
love and favour ; and" the worship of thy people Israel be
ever pleasing unto thee.
;

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196

but there shall

none and the sins of Judah, but they
shall not be found ; for I will pardon those whom I reserve
"be

[Israel].

A day on which they seek thee, thou purifiest and

cleans-

This day shalt thou cleanse us from all our sins.

As it is written in thy law, For on this day an atone,ment is made for you, to cleanse you, that ye may be clean
-j^rom all your sins before the Eternal.
day on which I address thee with supplication to
pardon all iniquity. This day incline thine ear to our cry.
As it is written in the words of thy holy [Daniel], O my
God, incline thine ear, and hear open thine eyes, and
behold our discomposure, and the city which is called by
thy name for we do not presume to present our supplica
tions before thee for righteousness, but for thine abundant
O Lord, pardon O Lord, be
mercy. O Lord, hear
graciously attentive, and grant our requests ; delay not,
for thine own sake, O my God, for thy city and thy peo
ple are called by thy name.
For the sake of the honour of thy name, be thou com
Hear our
pliant unto us, O thou who hearest prayer.
prayer for the sake of thy name.
Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee? I will praise
thee with a loud voice, thou Shield of Abraham.
Who is
Omnipotent, equal unto thee ? Let me he of those who
die by thy hand, hecause thou revivest the dead.
Who ig
Omnipotent, equal unto thee ? I will seek thy greatness, O
thou holy King.
Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee ?
Who searchest the words of knowledge, and graciously
bestowest knowledge.
Who is Omnipotent, equal unto
est.

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thee

tence.

Who sayest, Return, and who delightest in peni

Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee? Who

pardonest and forgivest and who pardonest abundantly.

Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee ? With the voice of
jsong and thanksgiving, it is proper to give thanks unto
Who is Omnipotent, equal
thee, who art all goodness.
unto thee ? Thy divine presence is peace
thou makes!
Who is Omnipotent, equal unto thee.
peace.
O remove the transgression of a people who return from
;

transgression.

As it is written by the hand of thy prophet, Who is

Omnipotent, equal unto thee, who pardonest iniquity, and
passest by the transgression of the residue of his heritage ?

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MOENING SERVICE.

And because of the love, O Eternal, our God, where

with thou hast loved thy people Israel, and the pity, of
our King, wherewith thou hast pitied the children of thy
covenant, hast thou given us, O Lord, our God, [on the
sabbath, say, this sabbath-day, and] this day of atonement,
for remission of sin, forgiveness of iniquity, and pardon
ing of transgressions.

A day

on which our trespasses will vanish and disap

This
pear.
day thou forgivest the whole congregation of
tlis children of Israel, and the
stranger that sojourneth
among them.
As it is written in thy law, And it shall be forgiven to
the whole congregation of Israel, and to the stranger that
sojourneth

among them

for

all

the people act ignorantly.

day on which thou dost pardon and forgivest our

treacherous dealings. This day shall thy name be verified,
that thou, O God, art good, and ready to pardon.
As it is written in the words of thy holy [David], For
thou, O Lord, art good, and ready to forgive, and of
abundant mercy to all who call on thee.
A day on which we beseech thee now to bear with our
This day hearken to our supplications, and
reproach.
through our supplication forgive us now.

As expressed in thy law,

pardon, I beseech thee, the
iniquity of this people, according to thy great mercy ; as
thou hast always forborne with this people, from their
As expressed, And the
exit from Egypt, even until now.
Lord said, 1 have pardoned according to thy word.
For the sake of the honour of thy name, be thou com
pliant unto us, O thou who pardonest and forgivest for
give us, we beseech thee, for the sake of thy name.
A day on which the meek [Moses] besought thee for us,
O remember it. This day forgive our iniquities, and no
more remember our sin.
As it is written, in the words of thy holy [David],
Remember not our former sins hasten and prepare thy
;

mercy for us, for we are brought very low.

A day on which our errors shall be sought for in vain.
This day confirm the word, Iniquity shall be sought for,
but there shall be none.
As it is written by the hand of thy prophet,
In those days, and at that time, saith the Eternal,
be
the
Israel
shall
of
for,
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for which we were obliged

192

And for the sins,

to bring a
trespass-offering, for either a certain or doubtful sin.
And for the sins, for which we were obliged to suffer
the stripes of contumacy.
And for the sins, for which

we were

obliged to suffer

flagellation.

And for the sins, for which we have incurred the penalty
of death, by the hand of God.
And for the sins, for which we have incurred the penalty
of extirpation, and being childless.
And the sins, for which we have incurred the penalty of
the four kinds of death formerly inflicted by our tribunal
of justice, viz.
Stoning, burning, beheading, and strangling ; for trans
gressing affirmative precepts, or negative precepts whether
an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those
which are known unto us, as those which are unknown to
us. As for those which are known unto us, we have already
made confession of them before thee, O Lord, our God
and the God of our fathers. And those which are unknown
unto us, are known and evident before thee, as it is said,
the secret things belong unto thee, O Eternal, our God
but the revealed things belong unto us, and our posterity
for ever, to perform all the words of this law.
can
Thy servant David declared in thy presence,
guard against his errors ? Cleanse me, O Lord, from se
:

Who

Cleanse us, O Lord, our God, from all our

and purify us from all our impurities O
sprinkle clean water upon us, and cleanse us, as it is written
by the hand of thy prophet Then will I sprinkle clean
water upon you, and ye shall be cleansed from all your
defilements, and from all your idols will I cleanse you.
Fear not, O Jacob turn, O ye backsliders return, O
Israel.
Behold, the guardian or Israel neither sleeps nor
slumbers.
Thus it is written by the hand of thy prophets,
return, O Israel, unto the Eternal, thy God, for thou hast
stumbled by thine iniquity. And, again, it is said, Take
with you prayers, and return unto the Eternal, and say,
unto him, pardon thou all iniquity and receive us graciously,
and may the thanksgiving of our lips be acceptable unto
cret thoughts.

transgressions,

And thou, being merciful,

thee, as the offering of oxen.
receivest penitents ; for from the beginning hast thou as
sured us of the efficacy of penitence ; and, supported by
penitence, our eyes hope unto thee.

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190

MORNING SERVICE.

And for the sin which we have committed against

by calumny.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, in
And for the sin which we have committed against
traffic.
thee, in meat and drink.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have
extortion and usury.
committed against thee by immodest discourse.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed
chattering.
scoffing.

thee,

against thee, with the twinkling of our eyes.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
haughty looks. And for the sin which we have com
mitted against thee, with shamelessness.

of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,

and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by litigiousness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we
treachery to our neighbour.
have committed against thee by envy.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed against
levity.
thee, by OUT stubbornness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sins which we have com
false swearing.

Yet, for

pardon

all

us,

mitted against thee, by causeless enmity.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have commit
.5 embezzlement.

ted against

thee,

by

ecstacy.

God of forgiveness, fo~s;ive us,

of them,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
Also for the sins for which we were obliged to bring a
Yet, for

all

burnt-offering.
And for the sins for

which we were obliged

to bring a

sin-offering.

And

for the sins for which

we were

offering, according to our ability.

obliged to bring an

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188

all onr sins, and forgive all our iniquities, and

for all our transgressions.
us
remission
grant
For the sin, which we have committed against thee,
And for the sin
either by compulsion, or voluntarily.

to

pardon

which we have committed against

thee, with a stubborn

heart.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, out

of ignorance. And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with the utterance of our lips.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
And for the sin which we have
incestuous lewdness.
committed against thee, either publicly or secretly.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
And for the sin which we have com
deliberate deceit.
mitted against thee, with the speech of the mouth.
For the sin which we have committed against thee,
by oppressing our neighbour. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by the evil cogitation of the
heart.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

assembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by acknowledging our
sins with our mouth [but do not repent in our heart].
sin which we have committed against thee, by
our
parents and teachers. And for the sin which
despising
we have committed against thee, either presumptuously,

For the

or ignorantly.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
And for the sin which we have committed
violence.
against thee, by the profanation of thy name.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
And for the sin which we have committed
defiled lips.
against thee, with foolish expressions.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
the evil imagination. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, either knowingly, or without de
liberation.

Yet, for

all

of them,

O God

of forgiveness, forgive

us,

and grant us remission.

For the sin winch we have committed against thee, by
denying and lying. And for the sin which we have com
pardon

us,

mitted against thee, by taking or giving a bribe.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

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MORNING SERVICE.

Our God and the God of our fathers, pardon and for
give our iniquities, (on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest,
be them entreated oi
and) on this day of atonement.
us, blot out and remove our transgressions and sins froii
and humble our imagination, that ii
before thine eyes
may be subservient unto thee and subdue our obstinacy,
to turn unto thee ; and renovate our mind to observe tlry
and circumcise our hearts in love to revere th\
precepts
name as it is written in thy law And the Eternal, thy
God will circumcise thy heart and the heart of thy seed,
to love the Eternal,- thy God with all thy heart, and with
Thou art acquainted
all thy soul, that them mayest live/
Doth with our presumptuous and ignorant sins those com
mitted either voluntarily, or by compulsion whether pub
in secret ; before thee they are all known and re
licly, or
What are we 1 What is our life 2 What is our
vealed.
What is our virtue ? What is our help ? What
piety ?
;

is

our power

What

is

our might

What

then shall

we

Lord, our God and the God of our

say in thy presence,
Are not the mightiest heroes as naught before
fathers ?
thee ? men of renown as if they had not existed ? \vise men,
as if they were without knowledge? and the intelligent, as
if void of understanding ? for the majority of their actions
is emptiness ; and the days of their life but vanity in thy
presence even the pre-eminence of man over the beast, is
naught, for all is vanity.
!

O what shall we say in thy presence, O thou who dwellest

on high ? Or wha t shall we declare unto thee, who residest
above the skies ? Dost thou not know the secret things, as
well as the revealed

ever been He, who forbeareth trans

hear our supplication, when we stand in thy
presence to pray forbear the transgressions of a people
who repent. O blot out our transgressions from before

Thy name hath

gressions.

thine eyes.

Thou knowest all the secrets of the world, and the most
hidden transactions of all living. Thou searchest all the in
ward parts, and examinest the reins and the heart, so that
is nothing concealed from thee, neither is there any
thing hidden from thy sight. O may it then be acceptable in
thy presence, O Eternal, our God and the God of our fathers,

there

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S-EKVJOE.

we thy work, and thou our Creator we thy beloved, and

thou our beloved ; we thy subjects, and thou our King.
we thy people, and thou our God. We are thy exalted
people, and thou our exalted God!
;

We are brazen-faced, but thou art merciful and gracious

we

are stiff-necked, but thou art long-suffering ; we are

full of iniquity, but thou art full of
mercy ; we decay, our

days are as a passing shadow: but thou art immutable,

thy years have no end.
O may our prayers come before thee, and withdraw not
thyself from our supplications, for we are not so shameless
of face, or hardened, as to declare in thy presence, ()
Eternal, our God and the God of our fathers, that we are
righteous, and have not sinned
have sinned.

verily,

(we confess) we

We

have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we

stolen, we have spoken slander, we have committed
we have acted pre
iniquity, and have done wickedly
we
have
committed
violence
we have
sumptuously ;
framed falsehood ; we have counselled evil
we have
uttered lies we have scorned we have rebelled we have
blasphemed we have revolted we have acted perverselv
we have transgressed we have oppressed we have been
we have corrupted
stiff-necked ; we have acted wickedly
we have done abominably ; we have gone astray, and have
caused others to err ; we have turned aside from thj
excellent precepts and institutions, and which hath not
profited us but thou art just concerning all that is come
upon us for thou hast dealt most truly, but we have done
wickedly. We have acted wickedly, and have transgressed
we, therefore, have not been relieved. O incline our hearts
to forsake the path of wickedness, and hasten our salvation
Let the wicked
as it is written by the hand of thy prophet
forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts
and let him return unto the Lord, for he will receive him
with compassion and unto our God, for he aboundeth in
have

forgiveness.

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182

the Eternal
bring us unto thy holy mountain, and cause
us to rejoice in thy house of prayer, as is written
and 1
!

them unto

holy mountain, and I will make

them rejoice in my house of prayer their burnt-offerings
and their sacrifices shall be accepted on mine altar for my
house shall be called the house of prayer for all people.
Hear our voice, O Eternal, our God spare and compassion
ate us, and accept our prayers with favour and mercy.
Bring us back, O Eternal unto thee, and we will return ;
renew our days as of old.
will bring

my

Give ear unto our words;

Eternal! consider our
meditations. May the words of our mouth, and the medi
tations of our heart, be acceptable in thy presence,
Eternal ! who art our Rock, and our Redeemer.

cast us not out

from

from thy presence

nor take thy holy

cast us not off in old age

forsake us
;
Forsake us not, O Eter
strength faileth.
and be not far from us. O perform a prod
nal, our God
igy for our welfare ; that our enemies may see, and be
ashamed, when thou, O Eternal dost help and comfort
Eternal we attend ; answer us
us: for unto thee alone,
Spirit

not

us.

when our
!

O Lord,

our

God

Our God, and the God of our

fathers, forsake us not

put us not to shame nor break thy cove

nant with us. Draw us nigh unto thy law teach us thy
Incline our hearts to
precepts, and show us thy ways.
revere thy name, and circumcise our hearts to love thee,
that we may return unto thee in truth, and with a perfect
heart and for the sake of thy great name, pardon and
forgive our iniquities, according to the words of thy holy
(David) pardon mine iniquity, O Eternal for the sake of
cast us not off

thy

name

for

it is

infinitely great.

Our God and the God

of our ancestors pardon us, forfor we are thypeople and

;

givens, and grant us expiation

thou our God ; we thy children, and thou our Father we

thy servants, and thou our Lord we thy sheep, and thou
our pastor; we thy vineyard, and thou our keeper; we
thy heritage, and thou our lot.
;

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MORNING SERVICE.

Have mercy on us, and destroy us not ; as is written :

for the Lord, thy God, is a merciful God, he will not fail
thee, nor will he destroy thee; neither will he forget the
covenant with thine ancestors, which he swore unto them.
circumcise our hearts to love and revere thy name as
it is written, the Eternal,
thy God, will circumcise thine
heart, and the hearts of thy seed, that thou mayest love
the Eternal, thy God, with all thine heart, and with all
thy soul, for thy preservation s sake.

bring us back out of captivity, and compassionate us ;

written
the Eternal, thy God, will bring thee back
out of captivity, and gather thee from all the nations
whither the Eternal, thy God, hath scattered thee. O
gather our dispersed as it is written if any of thine be
driven out unto the remotest climes under the heaven,
from thence will the Eternal, thy God, gather thee, and
from thence will he fetch thee.
as

it is

O be thou found of us when we seek thee as is written,

but if from thence thou shalt seek the Eternal, thy God,
then shalt thou find him, if thou seek him with all thy
heart, and with all thy soul.
;

O blot out our transgressions for thine own sake, as

thou hast promised. I, even I, am he, who blotteth out
thy transgressions for mine own sake and thy sins I will
not remember. O cause our transgressions to vanish as a
cloud, and as a vapour; as thou hast promised: I have
made thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud, and thy
sins like a vapour return unto me, for I have redeemed
;

thee.

cause our sins to become white as snow and wool as

written: come now, and let us reason together, saith
the Eternal though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be
as white as snow ; though they be as red as crimson, they
shall be like wool.
O sprinkle clean water upon us, and
cleanse us ; as is written
then will I sprinkle clean water
upon you, and ye shall be cleansed from all your uncleanliness, and from all your iilthiness will I, cleanse you.
;

is

pardon our sins, on this day, and cleanse us ; as is

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178
eousness

oar God
us

to justify

will then

for the

Lord

come, and he will not be silent

our Judge the Lord is our

is

O our Lawgiver, let thy providence be known to

Lawgiver.
the people that hath been saved by thee cause them to draw
water with gladness from the fountains of salvation rejoice
and delight our souls with thy statutes cause thy counte
We have
nance to shine upon us, and we shall be saved.
sinned, &c.
May we be saved when we pour out our prayer
before thee be entreated of us to pardon our iniquity, O
thou who art most gracious, for pardon is with thee O Lord,
hear O Lord, pardon and suffer us not to depart, as those
who are cast out may our transgressions vanish as a cloud
lead us into light even the light of everlasting life for with
We have sinned, &c. This is my
thee is the fountain of life.
God, he is life and mercy O be gracious to the remnant of
this people
they approach to sanctify thee with the voice
and one calleth unto the other this inscribes his hand to the
Holy One, and this with a song is renewed every morning
when from both this and the other is offered a threefold sanctification
and they say, Holy, holy, holy. We have sinned,
&c.
When the voice arrives to the Holy One, he will cause
and will
the balance of the wicked nations to preponderate
cleanse those who call upon him, as those who storm with the
as is said, And I heard a voice behind me.
voice
When he
caused the great voice to be heard by his beloved, saying,
Acknowledge my kingdom, ye that were borne from the womb
may he remember it this day to those who are scattered in
all borders.
O Omnipotent King, who sittest on the throne
;

of mercy.

O remember unto us the covenant with our ancestors, as

thou hast promised, And I will remember my covenant with
Jacob, and also my covenant with Isaac, and also my cove
nant with Abraham will I remember, and the land will I also
remember.
O remember unto us the covenant with the patriarchs, as
thou hast promised, I will, for their sakes, remember the
covenant with their ancestors when I brought them forth out
of the land of Egypt, in the sight of the nations, that I might
be their God I am the Eternal. Act by us, as thou hast as
sured us And yet for all that, when they be in the land of
their enemies, I will not reject them, neither will I abhor
them, to destroy them utterly, and to break my covenant with
them for I am the Eternal, their God.
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but thou wilt cause me to liear peace, if I return

then wilt thou, establish it for ever.
Selah.
We
have sinned, &c. I ever sought thee, and thou hast not for
saken me ; though I was destitute of good works, yet, didst
thou hide me in the shadow of thy hand
from fire and
water didst thou deliver me, to enjoy plenty thou didst also
deliver me from the horns of the unicorns.
At all times
when I was overwhelmed, thou didst answer me, thou didst

habitation

from

folly

stretch out thy right hand to embrace me in love.

my
Saviour, do not forsake me now
my mouth shall utter
the praise of the Lord.
We have sinned, &c.
adver
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My

have reaped my standing corn, and my fruit they

thought to cut off both old and young from me. I call on
thee, to deliver me from the oppression of the proud.
Judge
me, O Eternal, and plead my cause. When thou dost search
my cause, seek for my rectitude may the righteousness of
mine ancestors be examined in thy presence suffer those
who justify me, to approach thee, and root out those who ac
cuse me
for the mouth of those who speak lies shall be
We have sinned, &c. They who speak lies shall not
stopped.
come in thy presence, because thou dost abhor them pre

saries

serve me from treading in the path of the proud, and from

the destruction of the wicked, when it cometh upon them ;
may the desire of those who afflict themselves by fasting,
come into thy presence, O Eternal God. May their offering
be pleasant as in former years remember thy congregation,
which thou hast purchased of old.
We have sinned, &c. Be
fore thou didst create any thing, O Eternal Lord, didst thou
counsel to write the instrument of my portion thou didst
Blessed
foresee, and didst caution me to keep thy statutes.
art thou,
Lord, who teachest me thy statutes teach me to
thou didst
benefit, O thou who killest, and restorest to life
command, and it was established thou didst speak, and it
teach me thy ways, that I may be perfect cause me
existed
-over to understand thy testimonies, that T may live.
We have
sinned, &c.
May I live,. and my seed be established in thy
presence, ard may my prayer be arranged as the continual
burnt incense, when I come to bow down in behalf of thy
poor ones lee my heart be prepared, O thou eternal, and
Our fathers have told us how thou hast
ever-existing
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whiten them
sins, in thy abundant goodness
(our sins) also at present, and let them be annulled, that we
be not put to shame. We haw sinned, &c. The face of those
who load us with oppression shall be put to shame they shall
be clothed with confusion, on the appearance of our right-

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174

entreat as the poor, and will weep

with an
soul will I cry for my congregation, because
my
branches [the righteous] have been cut off, as with the axe
therefore the people wept abundantly.
I was satiated with
weeping, when he cut off rny horn, he glutted me with worm
I will

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afflicted

and gall.
was struck dumb when the prophet ex
claimed. Arise, cry out I am weary of crying my throat is
dried.
We have sinned, &c. My throat is parched, by calling
for a remedy
I hoped for rest, and lo, discord I was made
to wander as the wandering bird ; my way is tra\ ersed, be
cause of the bended bow. The tongue of those who envy

wood

broad and bent it wrinkleth my face, as the flame

remove them from their establishment draw
them out, and cast them forth, and the day that cometh
shall burn them up.
We have sinned, &c. They, in their
rne is

does chaff

stubbornness, imagined to oppose thee they took counsel to

make a covenant against thee; they have cast the hosts
of thine armies [Israel] out of thy habitation
even thy host
that hath committed itself unto thee thy host hideth it
;

dread of thy destruction. They run towards thee, to

be strengthened in thy love for they depend on thy promise,
And he will love thee, and bless thee, and will do thee
self in

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abundant is thy goodness.

We have sinned,
remnant of Israel, who return unto thee, crave thy

goodness
they prostrate themselves with repentance unto
thee they take persuasive words, and return
and he that
knoweth that he hath sinned, let him repent turn thy wrath
from us, and destroy us not for we have spent our years as
a tale that is told
we would willingly walk in this (the right)
way, that we may prosper. Lo, behold now, we all are thy
We have sinned, &c. We all of us together will sup
people.
we will make mention of the cove
plicate in his presence
nant of the law, which is more precious than fine gold, that in
;

we may see the light of his countenance, when

us up, and we shall live in his presence. In his
presence we will beseech him, to raise up from the earth the
people who proclaim his unity, when they lie down, and when
they rise up and who ever hope for the day of his rising up
blessed be the glory of the Lord from the place of his resi
dence.
We have sinned, &c. From the place of his resi
O may he change de
dence, may he view my ineagreness.
pression into glory, and cause me to rest from sorrow, and
severe bondage for my soul is satiated with trouble.
My
soul is cast down, because of the destruction of the path and
highway through which tU multitude passed gently to thy
righteousness

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with the crown of the Law, say, The Lord is our God those
who were taken by God to be his people, answer, the Lord is
One. Those who speak with sweetness say, The Lord is our
God those who were amiably born from the womb, answer,
The Lord is One. Those who are peculiarly beloved, say, The
Lord is our God those who are supported with power, an
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those who are discreet in
rious, say, The Lord is our God
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righteousness, answer, The Lord is One.
accounted to fear the Lord say, The Lord is our God those
who shout in song, answer, The Lord is One. Those who pray
with fervour, say, The Lord is our God those who are sup
ported by an earnest desire to serve God, answer, The Lord
is One.
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Thou

alone shalt be exalted, and reign over all in unity.

written by the hand of thy prophet, and the Eternal
in that day the Lord alone
shall be King over all the earth
shall be acknowledged a unity, and his name be unity.

As

it is

Lord, remember thy mercy and benevolence for they

O remember not our former iniquities, but
hasten and prepare thy mercy, for we are brought exceedingKemember us, O Lord, with thy wonted favour to thy
low.
O remember thy con
people, and visit us with thy salvation.
gregation, which thou didst purchase of old, the tribe which
thou didst redeem for thine heritage, even Mount Zion, where
on thou didst dwell. O Lord, remember the love of Jerusa
lem, and forget not forever the affection of Zion.
Remember,
O Lord, the children of Edom, in the day of Jerusalem, who
Thou
said, to each other, Rase it, rase it, unto its foundation.
wilt arise, and have mercy on Zion
for there is a time to
favour her when the appointed time shall come. Remember
;

are everlasting.

Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, thy servants, to whom thou didst

swear by thyself, and didst say unto them, I will multiply
your seed as the stars of heaven and all this land of which I
have spoken, will I give unto your seed, and they shall inherit
it
forever.
Remember thy servants Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob, and regard not the stubbornness of this people, nor
their wickedness, nor their sin.
O impute not sin unto us, in
that we have acted foolishly, and in that we hare sinned.
;

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have sinned against

Creator.

thee,

our Rock

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heavens, and the heaven of heavens. There is none like thee
when thou didst mingle fire and water. There is none likf
thee, when thon didst roll together clouds, darkness, anc
obscurity. There is none like tnee, when thou didst kindk
There is none like thee, when thou
light from darkness.
There is none like
didst form the expanse for a division.
thee, when thou didst appoint the assemblage of the proud
presumptuous waters. There is none like thee. when thou
the pure and tremendous hosts (the angels).
aidst
purify
There is none like thee, when thou didst strengthen thy won
derful hosts. There is none like thee, when thou didst ordain
the vegetation of grass and herbage. There is none like thee,
when thou didst firm a garden for the vegetation of delect
able fruit. There is none like thee, when thou didst enlight

en Arcturus, Orion, Pleiades, and all the constellations.

There is none like thee, when thou didst sav, Let the wa
bring forth abundantly. There is none like thee, whca
thou didst say to the birds, Fly in the air. There is none
like thee, when thou didst bring forth the creeping things
from the bowels of the dry land. There is none like thee.
when thou didst strengthen the life of the cattle and the
beasts. There is none like thee, when thou didst intend to
create behemoth who feeds on the herbage of a thousand
mountains. There is none like thee, when thou didst create
the leviathan to sport in it (in the ocean). There is none
like thee, when thou didst gather dust from the clods of
the earth. There is none like thee, when thou didst wore
a curious signet, a form full of wisdom. There is none like
thee, when thou didst rest on the sabbath day, in prefer
ence to the other days. There is none like thee, when
thou didst prepare the foundation of the two worlds.
the Lord is one.
Israel, the Lord is our God
Hear,
Those who are girt with his love, say, The Lord is our
God ; those who have entered the covenant, answer, The Lord
is one. Those who were redeemed, with
joy, say, The Lord is
our God ; those who were sought for with knowledge, an
Those who are loud in prayer, say,
swer, The Lord is one.
The Lord is our God those who are strong in faith, in their
assemblv, answer, The Lord is one. Those who were allotted
for God s portion, say, The Lord is our God those who by
ters

the strength of penitence, find favour, answer, The Lord

is one. Those who are adorned with eloquent prayer, say,
The Lord is our God ; those who are eminent by their pea
Those who are crowned
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168

With all their strength, shall they chant the song to

when thou shalt cure the wour d of thy peculiar
people. In every clime shall they sweetly chant hymns to
magnify thee, wnen thou shalt humble the pride of the lofty

earth.

praise thee,

And in every language shall thy name alone

be exalted, when thou shalt cause tne vineyard which thou
hast planted, to dwell alone securely. With every hand
shall
thee on the harmonious cymbals, when
they praise
thou shalt deprive the palaces of the unclean, of their sup
port. And every time that they rest or sojourn, when thou
shalt cause thy scattered to return by thousands and ten

of the earth.

thousands, they shall praise thee as at thy setting out

and return. With all their power they shall acknowledge
thy sovereign unity, when thou shalt doom the formidable
multitude to destruction. In every way shall the strength
of thy host be mentioned, when thou shalt cause thy na
tion,

who hopeth in thee, to rejoice. And with every bless

name be extolled, when thou shalt renew the

ing shall thy

youth of thy

faithful, as the eagle

s.

Therefore, &c.

The fall of their kingdom, will establish thy kingdom,

King for thou art the King of kings.
Heaven and earth shall utter thy praise.
The numerous multitudes shall aloud proclaim thy ex
!

altation.

Thy holiness and strength shall be established, as in the

jiouths of sucklings.
God
They shall declare thy righteousness in the isles,
af the mighty.
The holy vineyard, of thy planting, shall inherit the
beautiful crown of the kingdom.
All shall ascribe praise to thy glorious name in love.
They shall burst forth in song to declare thy works.
All countries shall be filled with the agreeable knowl
edge how to revere thee.
All flesh shall worship thee, who didst create light and
darkness.

Thy kingdom will commence, when thou shalt make an

end of the wicked out of the eartL
Therefore, when thou shalt reign, the heavens wft re
joice, and the earth be glad.
Therefore, who would not revere thee, O King oi the
nations ? for it appertained! unto thee ; because amon^ all
the wise men of the nations, and in all their kingdoms,
there is none like thee.
There is none like thee, when thou didst strengthen th

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hearken to thy voice, say, blessed. Every time that thy
ineffable name is mentioned, those who stand in thy tower,
with mighty joy, begin to magnify thee, saying, blessed,
[n everv part hast thou performed wonders, for thy gran
deur tny people bless and praise thee, for the destruction
In all their dwellings, when delighted with
of the idols.
;

the fruit of thy trees, thy perfect ones return thee a bless
ing for that which thou bestowest on them.
Therefore, who would not revere thee, O King of the na
tions ? for it appertaineth unto thee ; because among all the
wise, &c.

The perfectly wise beseech thee to direct their path they

awake early in the morning, to prepare to meet tnee. Those
;

who are wise

in the law, and are perfect in their heart, bow

and prostrate themselves to thee, to accept their prayer.
Those who are wise in joining the letters of thy ineffable
name, admonish all to hasten to the threshold of thy porch.
Those who are wise in the testimony, and the certainty of
thy words of truth, urge themselves to place thy fear be
fore them. The wise prophets, who delivered thy beauti
of thy
ful words, were expert in the warfare of the
gates
house. The wise study that which .profiteth from thy
mouth, who art gracious they in grace ascribe glory to
thy name. The wise who fear God, are just, and rule
;

over their evil imagination ; they hope in thy goodness,

who art near to justify them. The wise who search the
hidden secrets 01 wisdom and knowledge, join to sing the
exaltation of God, that is made manifest. The wise make
confession in the ervice of the day of pardon, and in their
supplication, cry, ) hear, and pardon. The wise take words
and return unto tLee they cry, we beseech thee, remem
ber thy servants, our ancestors. The wise are assured of the
covenant thou hast made, concerning thy attributes ; O
hearken to the cry of those who knock at thy gates.
Therefore, who would not revere thee,
King of the
nations? for it appertaineth unto thee; because among
and among all, &c.
all the wise men of the nations
With all the might of man, the strength of thy praise
shall be verified, when thou shalt turn the tranquillity and
joy of those who spoil us, into mourning. In every assembly
of those who believe in thee, there will be sweet counsel,
when thou shalt exalt the horn of the righteous in thy pal
ace. At every step they shall leap and dance to glorify thee,
when thou shalt destroy the treacherous rulers from the
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righteous, with blessings and praises; bat who

have come hither, to declare nis praise ?
of the
Therefore, who would not revere thee,
King
nations ? for it appertaineth unto thee ; because,
The angels who are made of fire, in dread praise tnee ;
those who have the covenant in their flesh, bless thee, and
The hosts of heaven pros
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and those who adhere to thy word, with gladness

thee.
The high sounding angels praise thee
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trate,

move towards
;

they assemble to prayer, attract thee. The pure in thy

dwelling sing a portion of thy praise the pure inhabit
ants of the earth, with their mouth, gladly acknowledge
thee : the pure princes, with their words, encircle thee
with praise they who know how to fear thee, in fear pro
claim thy unity the troops of cherubim, glorify thee with
:

who

learn thy instructions, (the law),

thy unity ; the hosts of flying
were borne
angels, extol thee with their praise : those who
as on eagles wings, acknowledge thy sovereignty : those
who cover their eyes, that they may not behold thee, in
those who bear tlry
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thee
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;
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thoughts, fear thee those who cry aloud in prayer, in their
distress, draw near to thee the fiery angels, when they call
on thee, bow themselves to thee they who assemble on the
pavement, in dread, fear thee the flaming, sparkling angels
with understanding, testify of thee : they who hold fast in
their

wings

those

in their assemblies, declare

their integrity continually praise thee.

Therefore, who would not revere thee,
King of the na
tions ? for it appertaineth unto thee ; because
among all, &c.
With all
might and strength will I magnify thee ;

my

be thy pure, great, and glorious name.

body and soul snail thy praise be exalted those
planted in thy tabernacle, say, blessed be thou.
their might tney love the yoxe of thjr kingdom
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With all
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art thou.
thee : blessed are they who love thee, and hasten to praise
thee abundantly. All thoughts counsel to take refuge in thy

shadow they who delight in the law, say, blessed be he.

With every thought, thy assembly proclaim the urity of
thy host, whom thou befriendest, immedi
thy divinity
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attired with majesty, and girded with power, when thou

Un
judgest those who are exalted and girt with strength.
to thee silence is praise; even in Zion, the perfection of
beauty; for thy threefold praise is rehearsed hy the angels
who spar kle as the polished minor. The raging waves ac
knowledge thy mighty power; for thou hast appointed
them a bound which they dare not pass. The pillars of
heaven are shaken at thy rebuke; the seraphim in fear of
From the uttermost parts of the
thee cover their faces.
earth, they address songs unto thee; tor fliine eyes per
vade every side of it. They who are renewed every morn
ing, abundantly declare thy faithfulness; the cherubim
hasten to obey thy command. Thou didst span the mighty
heavens, and make firm the earth the mighty angel, and
the righteous, proclaim thy amiableness. At thy command
day and night are divided from the time of their crea
tion didst thou fix their boundaries ; therefore thine is the
power and might, to strengthen and make great for unto
thy name, everything shall ascribe greatness.
Therefore, who would not revere thee,
King of the
nations ? for it appertained unto thee, etc.
Praise and strength appertain unto him who is glorified
in holiness ; and who is
worthy to draw nigh (to him) to de
scribe his
? Exaltation
appertainetn unto
mighty greatness
him who is high and exalted by his power ; and who is qual
ified to declare his exalted
praise ? The diadem and glorifi
cation appertaineth to the King of glory
therefore, who
can enter his doors to serve him in reverence ? It is comely
to chant
thanksgiving to the God of truth ; and who is suf
ficiently respectable to verify the honour ol his glory ? Eter
nal rule appertaineth to hi in who liveth eternally ; and who
;

can attempt to speak his praise, and not be dumbfounded ?

It is
comely to declare the messages of him who is tremen
dous in praises and who, like thee, could publish its glad
tidings to the numerous assembly. It is comely to testify
the unity of his honourable name; and who is prepared to
bear his yoke with awe ? It is comely ever to make men
tion of the kindness of the Creator ; and who is sufficiently
pure to make known the proper adherence to his ways f
It is comely to praise, with song, him who is immutable,
and most powerful ; and who is adequate to adapt the de
It is proper to seek him who is
claration of his praise?
but
who is so pure as to dwell with
at
all
times
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They who are befriended by thee, bow the knee to thee,

with the jutting of the joints.
Those who arc chosen by thee, put their trust in the
hiding-place of thy strength.
Those who have been borne by thee, abhor the incitement
to incontinency

and lewdness.

God of gods.
hosts (Israel) declare thou art holy, and that thou
abidest amongst their praise.
Thy friends depend upon thee, who teachest what will
tend to their profit.
Thy perfect ones, when they assemble to prayer, declare

Thy
Thy

people testify thy sovereignty,

their firm belief of thy truth.

King of the
Therefore, who would not revere thee,
nations? because, etc.
Those who return penitent offer thanksgiving unto thee;
therefore when they pour forth their heart before thee, thou
Thou art
dost hearken to their prayers instantaneously.
the
thou
most
above
and
exalted
Holy!
all,
praise
high,
of thy name is, that thou bearest iniquity. Thy righteous
ness is conspicuous as the mighty mountains, yielding fruit,
increase and seed for sustenance; for mercy and forgiveness
is with thee, that thou mayest be feared; for the path of ever
to
lasting life hast thou shown to sinners. Thou hast regard
the humble and broken-hearted ; for thy manner is not as is
that of man, who looketh on the outward appearance; but
thy look penetrates all creatures: that which is hidden and
Thy hand is stretched out
sealed, is apparent before thee.
to receive those who repent: even before they call and cry
unto thee, they are answered. For thy mercy is great above
the mighty heavens; they who sow righteousness, shall reap
fruit accordingly. The power of thy kingdom is, that thou
lovest justice; therefore art thou called the God of justice.
It is thy way to associate thy attribute of mercy with thy
attribute of strict justice; with these two attributes didst
thou,
mighty God! found thy world. When the sinner
humbles himself, thou dost repent of the evil; mayest thou
also turn thine
away from Israel, with whom thou hast
anger
been at wrath, to comfort them.
King of the
Therefore, who would not revere thee,
nations? because unto thee, etc.
Glorification is comely to thee from all mouths; for ^thy
subdueth wrath. Unto thee the pious
praise is, that thou
chant praise with the mouth; for the rich are not regarded
by thee more than the poor, as is said of thee. Thou art

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flee at thy rebuke. Thy peculiar lot, and bean
heritage feareth thee ; thy people, with a pure heart,
prepare to meet thee. Every prince, ruler and judge, fear
eth thee, as do the sheep of thy hand (Israel), when in
judgment this day. The master and the servant, the king,
and his army, the young man and the maiden, the weak,
and he who graspeth the two-edged dagger ; all fear thee,
earldoms, and all kingdoms fear thoe thou shalt be exalt
ed for ever, O King who art the King of kings.
Therefore, who would not revere thee, O King, etc.
Thou art the King who searchest the most hidden se
crets ; thy name shall be praised, O thou most wise in se
cret counsel. O King myriads are the charities of thy holy
hosts ; they who are near thee, (Israel) say,
God, thou
art tremendous from
thy holy residence. Thou art the Bang
who formed all things for thy 2,lory they who are pre
served as the apple of thy eye, (Israel), know thy wonder
ful works.
most strong and mighty King! shalt
Thou,
be praised for ever King of glory, thou shalt be magnified
and praised eternally. Thou art the tremendous King thy
praise fillcth the earth ; thou art most high and holy, ter
rible to the kings of the earth.
Thou art the King whose
greatness is unsearchable and unlimited ; may he cause us
to hear, in his
temple, the good tidings of the restoration
of the glory of his hosts (Israel). Thou art the King, whose
hand is strong, and thy right hand is highly exalted; the
$ ones extol
thee, saying, the Lord is good for a strong
pur
hold. Thou King, and Omnipotent God ? art excellent in
holiness ; the pure shall worship thee, in holy attire,
Eternal! Thou art King? thy truth, O Lord, is eternal ;
praise ye the Lord on the ten-stringed instrument: let eve
Thou art the
ry thing that hath breath praise the Lord.
King who speaketh righteousness and declareth rectitude;
thy decrees are laws of truth and upright judgments.- Thou
art the King, who is blessed with the mouth of every body ;
thy mighty glory is spoken of above and below.
Therefore, who would not revere thee,
King of the

nine brooks,
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nations, etc.
The nations are esteemed as

nought and vanity before

thee.

Thy tried ones dwell alone,and are not reckoned with them.
Thy adherents adhere to thee, who art the living God.
Those who are strong in thy faith explain thy unity
morning and evening

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Therefore,

whc

will not, etc.

Thou

didst not assuredly promise any good to Israel, oi

which thou didst not perform ; thy praise is continually
declared in the mouths of all. Thou didst not say, seek
to those
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the bounds thou hast set them ; they swell and toss them
selves, but in vain do they dash themselves to bneak thy
stated bounds.
It is not a vain thing to keep thy
charge ;
for the truth (thy word) is certain and established for ever
and ever. Thou didst not say, that thou wouldest blot out
the name of those who adhere to thce
their soul thirsteth
for the pleasant embrace of thy right hand.
Thou wilt not
pardon the blood of thy pious servants, that hath been spilt
a peaceable visitation hast thou promised to those who know
thy secret. Thou didst not despise thy word to lie as man
the testimony of thy word is established in heaven ; it will
never fail. Thou didst never take delight in the wicked ;
thy secret place is a refuge to lodge thy people in for ever.
Thou didst say, it is not good for maij to be alone." O
thou who art Omniscient exaltation appertaineth to thee
The righteousness of thy judgments didst thou not
only.
make known to any the blotting out of transgression didst
thou make known to this people (Israel). Thou wilt not
deal with us according to our sins,
thou who art clothed
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righteousness, but wilt respect our secret prayer this day,

smoke of the finest beaten incense.
Therefore, who would not revere thee, etc.
Yea, they fear thee, O Lord who hast made all things
for thine own sake ; thou art magnified and exalted exceed
ingly by the power of thy works. Every thing beneath thee
the glory of thy resting-place
feareth thee, O most High
is
conspicuous in the exalted heavens. The multitude of
vigilant angels, who stand around thee, revere thee, and
tn

as the ascending

chant song, when renewed in thy sparkling river. The

splendid sparks, and the thundering orbs, fear thee the
rocks were split, because of thy wrath, O thou living God.
;

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we

fear thee, say

are ready to go on thy mission at thy comniiiud.

The cherubs and ophanim, and thousands of Shin
anim (angels) fear thee even those who are as splendid ae
Th-.se who dwell
the flaming spear, and the sharp arrows.
antler the vault of heaven, and they who inhabit the adhering
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their pillars ; who causeth light and darkness alternately
to recede in the paths of their line ; who breaketh the

waves of the seas, and subdueth their power who forced

them into the place that he founded for them, and encom
passed them with sand who gathered and assembled them
together as a heap, and formed the abyss and caused them
to bring forth whales, the bird of prey, and fish in abun
dance who ordaineth and giveth them their proper food
who strengthened the mountains and the hills, and causeth
them to bring forth fruit who formed creatures, and wild
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feed on their fatness

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boundaries of the earth, and established them ; who hath
appointed the revolutions of the seasons, of summer and
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prepareth

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who giveth food to those who revere him,

who
may

who cleanseth them with the sprinkling of clean

;
water, that they may dwell in his shadow ; who prepareth
his throne for judgment, to restore his people
therefore
shall the many isles rejoice when he reigneth, and they
(Israel), are again settled securely.
Therefore who would not revere thee,
King of the
nations for it appertaineth unto thee ; because among all
the wise men of the nations, and in all their kingdoms,
there is none like thee.
return

Therefore who,

etc.

Who is excellent besides thee Who is blessed except

thee ? Who is mighty like thee ? Who is conspicuous among
his hosts, as thou art ?
Who is gloriously praised as thou
art? Who is immutable as thou art? Who is righteous besides
thee Who is strong except thee ? Who is as pure as thine
establishment? Who is feared as thy unity Who can subdue
wv.th as thou in thy mercy Who is clothed as thou art in
thy pure garments ? Who is exalted besides thee Who an
establish his throne opposite thee Who can mete, as tliou
metest Who can counsel to do according to thy works Who
can work according to thy wonders? Who can shade (protect)
as thou dost with thy shield
Who can reach the end of thy
holiness? Who can be satisfied with thy praise? Who can
make known thy praise? Who can complete thy glorification!
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152

the four Chajoth ; who Bparmed the high

the earth above the waters who
arrangeth righteous and meritorious actions ; who hearkeneth and hath respect to the prayer of his people ; who
gathereth together the captive outcasts ; who assembleth
the scattered from the four corners of the earth ; who is
attentive to the prayer of all mouths who answereth those
who call upon him from the depths of their heart who redeemeth the soul of his servants from desolation ; who is the
Creator, most powerful in his works ; who calleth the waters
of the sea, and casteth them into the abyss ; who is high and
exalted on his fiery throne who dwelleth among the tranquil
angels, who are formed of flames of fire ; who supporteth
those who hope in him, and with their eyes look towards him
established the universe with his everlasting arms ;
who vieweth all things, and nothing is hid from him ; whc
healeth the broken-hearted, and bindeth up their wound
who calleth the generations from the beginning, and sustain
eth them ; who, with his name JAH formed the universe,
and supporteth them who stretcheth out his hand to those
who return penitent, and receiveth them who helpeth those
who put their trust in him ; who treadeth down those who
err, bearing the wood of their idols : who made a path in
the mighty waters for a causey for them ; who prepared the
light and the sun to guide them in their paths ; whose gar
ment is white as snow, to cause the trespass of his children
to become white; whose hair is pure as wool, to cleanse them
of their pollution ; who is upright, and teacheth transgressors
that which may profit them
who is good, and sheweth
sinners the way to become wise who bindeth an healing
bandage upon those who have been borne by him, (Israel),
to heal them ; who remembereth the covenant of the patri
who casteth the rebuke of
archs, so as not to abhor them
their iniquity into the depths, to relieve them from the pit of
torment (hell) ; who set the boundaries of the
accor

who resteth above

heavens

who founded

Who

people

who loved and delighted in them, and

mercy redeemed them who shielded and delivered
them, to lift them up, and to exalt them, as in the days of
old
who will create them as a new creature he is their
Maker, and husband, he who sayeth, I live for ever.
Who formed the vaults of the heavens, and limited them
who meted them with a span, and joined them with the
ding their number

in his

clods of the earth

enlargeth them

who created the ends of the earth, and

who appointed their measure, and hewed
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will

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praise thee,

mighty angels of heaven how

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Strengthen and support us, O Eternal,

our Lord answer us, and we will praise thy name ho V*
Be gracious unto us, and redeem us,
glorious is thy name
Eternal, our Lord Creator of the universe is thy name
how glorious is thy name Raise us up, O Eternal, our
Lord may thy mercy precede thine anger how glorious
Vis
thy name Hear the voice of our supplication, O Eternal,
our Lord thou art extolled by those who have been carried
oy thee from the womb how glorious is thy name
Thy name, O Omnipotent we love with all our heart
ions

is

thy

name

we all together sing thy unity.

Our Lord, and most mighty God how excellent is thy
name in all the earth the Eternal shall be king over all
the earth in that day the Lord alone shall be acknow
ledged, and his name shall also be one.
!

And
will

in thy holy word, it

for ever, thy God,

reign
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is

written, saying, the Lord

Zion, unto all generations.

we will declare thy greatness, and

to all eternity, will we sanctify thy holiness
and thy praise,
our God shall never depart from our
mouth, for thou art an Omnipotent King great and holy.
Unto

for ever,

all

generations

and

For those who

sanctify thee, hast thou sanctified accor

ding to thy holiness ; and praise is comely to the holy
If there is not an up
one, from those who are sanctified.
right advocate for us, to oppose him who reports our trans
gressions, do thou instruct Jacob thy word, thy statute,
and judgment, and justify us in judgment,
fhou King
of judgment.
Our Lord will yet remember, in favor or

the love of the patriarch (Abraham), and for the sake

of the son (Isaac), who was bound, will he put aside our
adversaries ; ana for the merit of the perfect (Jacob), will
the tremendous God bring forth our judgment to right
eousness ; for this day is holy to our Lord. And thus,
us,

may thy name, O

Lord, our God be sanctified over thy

people Israel, Jerusalem, thy city, Zion the tabernacle of
thy glory, the kingdom of the house of David, thine annointed, and thine establishment, and temple.
Who is excellent in the highest heavens who searcheth
the thoughts and the reins, who fortelleth the prodigies from
the beginning who judgeth his creatures in righteousness
who existed prior to all beings who exists, and will exist
eternally ; who feedeth, and prepareth food for all living
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committed lewdness of flesh, thou wast wrath, and didst
for that he also is but flesh."
Verily, when thou
say,
art wrath for the sins of flesh, O mayest thou, who art
our Creator, assuredly remember, that they are but flesh.
Therefore, I would rather fall into thy hand, than into the
hands of flesh for the appointment of thy judgment is not
"

it is thou who art the God of the spirits of all

thou preparest, and givest food to all flesh thou, O
living God, hast called all the living flesh thou hast form
ed them of nerves and bones, and covered them with skin
and flesh those who are clean are defiled by a piece of flesh
of the dead therefore, woe to the flesh that does not pre
serve its purity the sound of the howling of our enemies
hath caused our flesh to tremble; may thy tenderness be
moved toward all flesh; thy glorious holy name shall be bles
sed by all flesh the instruction of thy law healeth all flesh.
Therefore, at the time thou shalt pour forth thy spirit
on all flesh, the manifestation of thy glory will be seen by
all flesh ; and when thou shalt cause us to hear the sec
ond time, I am your God, all flesh shall be silent.
Our God is a unity he is our Father, our King, and
our Saviour and through his infinite mercy will cause us
to hear the second time in the sight of all living, the ex
I am the Lord your God.
to be your God."
pression,
Our Lord, and most mighty God how excellent is thy
name in all the earth The Eternal shall be king over all
the earth ; in that day the Lord alone shall be acknow
ledged, and his name shall also be one.
Our eyes look unto thee, O Eternal, our Lord thou art

as that of flesh
fresh

"

blessed in the congregations of thy people ; how glorious is

thyname Redeem us the second time from those who afflict
who dwellest in thine exalted
us, O Eternal, our Lord
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how

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Lord and who is like thy people, who extol thy

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name ? how glorious is thy name Remember the covenant

of our ancestors, O Eternal, our Lord thou alone art the
for no stranger is associated with thee ; how
living God
glorious is thy name O thou who art pure, redeem us for
O thou, who
the sake of thy name,
Eternal, our Lord
alone judgest thy world how glorious is thy name Thy
our Eang shall be magnified, O Eternal, our
power,
Lord our heart is devising how to extol thee ; how glori
ous is thy name With thy mighty arm hast thou redeemed
us from Noph (Egypt), O Eternal, onr Lord we therefore
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146

morning, daily proclaim the unity of his name, by repeat

ing twice every day, continually with fervent love, and

Sh emah.
Every soul continually lodgeth in thy hand the soul
confesseth its ignorant and presumptuous sins unto thee
O thou who art most holy, didst desire to grant redemp
tion to the soul, that every soul might bless thee the fast
Bay,

thou didst choose, didst thou call an affliction for the soul
transgression without instruction, is not good for the soul
the covered
all labor and work cannot satisfy the soul
members are occupied by the living soul the shriek of
the soul, when departing from the body, is hidden from
all
death purifieth the iniquity of the sin of the soul.
Therefore, in every distress, will I pour out my soul unto
thee, that thou wilt deliver our soul, as the bird escapeth
out of the snare ; all the souls
are considered by
together
thee as but one soul thou hast admonished thy pure ones
not to defile the soul at the time that the soul renders an
account in judgment, if the soul be pure and clean, God
;

says to the soul, return to thy rest ; then, verily, will the
-ml be bound in the bundle of life thus will it be with
those who seek the meditation of the law, that quieteth the
soul.
But when the soul of the heathen or gentile departs,
their souls will be slung out, as out of the middle of a sling ;
God I lift up
soul in truth.
therefore, unto thee,
:

Therefore, with

all

O
my

mv

heart and with all

my

might,

and with all mv soul, will. I continually proclaim and

make mention of thy unity, morning and evening, until I
render my soul unto thee.
From the place of his residence may he regard with mercy,
and be gracious to the people, who, evening and morning,
daily proclaim the unity of his name, by repeating twice,
every day, continually with fervent love, and say, Shemah.
Hear, O Israel, the Lord is our God the Lord is ONE.
Our God is an unity ; he is our Father, our King, and our
Saviour ; and through his infinite mercy will cause us to
hear the second time in the sight of all living, the expres
to be your God."
sion,
Unto thee all flesh shall come to address thee because thv
works are not as the works of flesh ; the spirit of all flesh
shall be gathered into thy hand for thou art the God of the
spirits of all flesh worms also proceed from abundant flesh.
!

"

An

evil

mouth causeth the flesh to sin. When the genera

was destroyed by the flood was corrupted, and

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glorify thee, the hosts of angels praise thee with cymbals,

the swift angels sanctify thee, myriads of angels exalt theej

the Shinanim praise thee, the Tarshishim continually praise

thee with a threefold saectification.
As it is written by the hand of the prophet, and one (anel) cried unto another, and said,
Holy holy, holy, is the Lord of Hosts the whole earth is
.ill of his
glory. His glory filleth the universe, and hisminfciering angels enquire of each other, where is the place of
his glory, while they alternately proclaim, blessed
With abundant wisdom did God create the wind, even
before he hastened on the cherub and on the wings of the
wind he hath also limited the wind before he speaks, the
wind, with expedition, performs his command before the
wind was let loose from its confines, did he not restrain it
from being too boisterous ? In the great sea he cast the wind,
so that before the floods stood as a wall, they were
heaped
up by the wind ; God speaks the word, and the wind is
stilled ; before the waters flow, he causeth the wind to blow.
I

Therefore is every spirit committed into his hand, every

night, before the spirit returns unto him ; he breathed the
living spirit into him who was formed in his image ; before
the soul and spirit were infused in him, God formed a path
for him in the garden he had planted, where he walked in
the cool of the day. Before he caused a wind to pass over
the earth, he said, ".because of the rebellious,
spirit
shall not contend with man."
Before they cried out, and

my

said unto the Lord, depart from us, they were deprived of
the spirit; before anything was created, he was called the God
of the spirit before the wind moved upon the face of the wa
;

ters,

he did not delegate the power of controling the wind

before the Psalmist said,

"

Where

to

any creature

go

avoid the evil spirit

Therefore shall everything, in whose nostrils

to

shall I

?"

is the breath
of life (for verily in man is the living spirit) praise and
the Creator of the spirit, as the Chajoh and
glorify God,
Ophan (namoe of angels) do, at the time the spirit enters

into

them.

filleth the universe, and his ministering angele

inquire of each other, where is the place of his glory ?
whilst they alternately proclaim, blessed
Blessed is the glory of the Lord, from the place of his resi
From the place of his residence may he regard
dence.
with mercy, and be gracious to the people, who, evening aud

His glory

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142

eins in the depths of the sea, to silence their accusers, to strike

the arrowi
the informers dumb, to cause those who

and

sword

spears, to return the

the upright and pure

sharpen

to its scabbard, to strengthen

advocate, and to muzzle the accusers,

who contend with them ; for they prepare the order of for
giveness, direct the prayer of reconciliation, and the covenant
of the thirteen attributes, which thou in a vision didst teack
j;o the faithful, (Moses) when thv glory did pass by him
when thou didst commune with him face to face ; all thie
day they repeat them (thy divine attributes), and diligently
recite the order of confession, speak of thy righteousness,
beseeching thee to remember to them the piety of the three
patriarchs, and the day of their sanctified espousals, (wheD
the law was given) to deliver them from the venom of the ad
der, to free them from the rigor of affliction, to deliver them
from the bruises of the dragons, to bring them up from the
pit of torment, to loosen them from the fetters of their ad
versaries, to rid them of the reproach of the presumptuous,
to deliver them from the proud, to cause them to return as
the doves, to deliver them from the punishment of Tofes
(hell), from the flaming burning sword, and from the piles
of burning fire, flaming coals, sparks, and pillars of smoke,
that they may praise thee, like he (David); who praised
thee on the instrument called Shoshanim. And, when the
myriads of the holy heavenly hosts will see that thou hast
justified thy children, who are thy purchased servants, they
will assuredly look at each other with amazement, and their
numerous bands and hosts will audibly proclaim in elo

Who is like unto thee, God who pardonest the iniquity of thy faithful seed, and passest by the
"

quent language,

transgressions of the amiable plants? "they will answer ,ilap-

py the people who are thus tney will sing, happy the people
whose GOQ is the Lord the celestial beings shall sanctify
thee, and the terrestrial beings shall reverence thee. Then
shall the mighty angels exultantly adore thee, the lightning
;

angels bless thee, bands of angels ascribe greatness to thee,

burning angels seek thee, multitudes of angels glorify thee,
the powerful angels thank thee, the pure angels make men
tion of thee, the hosts of angels ascribe strength to theo
the clean angels reason of thee, the honourable angels ac

knowledge thy unity, the strong angels acknowledge thy

sovereignty, the flaming angels love thee, the tuneful an
gels praise thee with music, the seraphim praise thee,
e vigilant angels extol thee, the wonderful angeli

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to

the scarlet sins as white as snow, to make the red

white as wool, to scour the guilty, cleanse the sinners,

make

sins as

the trespasses vanish,

mission

don

is

granted

ro the perfect

and the trespassers are pure

to the fraternal nation, (Israel),

thus re

and par

This day also thy people

congregation.

are united, they assemble in thy presence to supplicate thoe,

and

to attract thy divine presence among them, they are

assembled and detained to serve thee in fear, for they stand
in dread,

and praise thee

in terror

bow down and

transgressions, they

they also confess their

worship

they bond the

knee, and prostrate themselves on the earth

to thee

hasten to thy gates

acknowledge

they are

united, to

all

they

thy unity, to testify thy holiness, bear witness of thy faith

fulness, declare thy righteousness
they do not deny thy
;

mercy and truth

they stand and pray unto thee, and con

tinually praise thee,

ting

from the

they have prepared

rising of the sun until

five

its

set

forms of prayer, including

according to the service of the

five sacrifices they praise thy name with all their strength
and might ; they fast and afflict themselves ; fathers and
the prayer of yesternight

children, great

and small, young and

old, all supplicate,

and crave thy mercy ; they praise and entreat thee, O Lord
of lords to redeem them from the weight of their iniqui
their transgressions to vanish as the
ties, and to cause
1

to have respect to their prayer from the heavens,

hearken to the words of their cry, for they are poor and
needy ; they seek protection in thy shadow, shield them

clouds

to

under thy wing, hide themselves in thy covert, and

depend on thee and as the eyes of men-servants look unto
the hand of their masters, and as the eyes of a maid-ser
selves

vant unto the hand of her mistress, so do they look unto

to enlarge their redemption, to wash them from the
;
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hadst compassion on thy children, and as high as cne

is above the earth didst thou strengthen
thy tender
to them, and as far as the east is from the west, so
mercy
far didst thou remove their transgression didst remember
ths merit of the ancient patriarchs, and as a father to a son
dicist thou favour them
thou didst raise their power above
evil,

heaven

people, didst exalt their honr in glory, didst lift them

up from an humble estate, perform prodigies for their good,
didst show and proclaim their love in the sight of all, didst
long and desire to dwell, rest and abide in the midst of their
nil

congregation

thou didst

make

thyself visible unto them,

and between the cherubims didst thou includethy glory,and

over the mercy-seat didst thou spread thy glorious cloud,
and didst appoint the cloud of incense to cover it this day
And from that time didst thou appoint it for pardon and
for expiation
and its precepts didst thou command, and
didst thrice write it in the law its admonitions didst thou
explain, the punishment for breach of it didst thou reveal;
the number of its offerings didst thou determine the order
of its services didst thou arrange; the acceptance of its
the mixture of its incense
sprinklings didst thou number
didst thou multiply; to the number of its orders didst thou
add the abstertion of its ablutions didst thou count; didst
reckon its sanctified washings (of hands and feet) with
understanding didst thou mark its memorials its laws and
confessions didst thou number its affliction didst thou note
;

didst speak of tke attire of the priest in

the white linen garments, in the golden garments ; didst
explain the value of his garments didst instruct him in the
change of garments ; all this didst thou impart to thy holy
in thy statutes

ones ; all its laws didst thou also make known, its precepts
didst thou decide, its stat
didst thou search, its
judgments
utes didst thou engrave, its decrees didst thou decree, all
its subjects didst thou pen, its lot and portion didst thou
adorn and beautify above all, didst appoint it for freedom
to the bruised, didst mark it for liberty to the captives, didst
ordain it for perfect freedom to the bounden this tenth day
of the month didst thou fix for Israel thou didst appoint it
the most solemn day of rest, to those who rest on the Sab
bath didst give the day of atonement to those who bestow
charity; to expiate iniquities, to blot out presumptuous sins,
to destroy transgressions, to make an end of sins, to cleanse
the defiled, to clear away the spots, to wash clean the filthy,
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members, grieves him with his words, causes him to sin
with his evil cogitations, causes him to stumble, so that h*
mav fall in his net; thinks to cast him into his deep pits,
ana besieges him in his vulnerable parts, were it not that
him against his adversaries. lie also every
thou dost
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his
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his

to fall upon him, to pervert him and lead him into the per
verse path, to make him trespass with his abominable tres
passes, to embitter his life with his poisonous drought; for he
never seeks his peace, but lays snares for his feet, hides nets

in his paths, puts stumbling-blocks in his ways, diggeth a

pit in his road to dishearten him and multiply his stum

blings and as one who strikes the anvil with hammers and
hatchets, so does he strike him therefore do they who speak
in parables, say, "Wo to that house, whose destrovers and
How,
they that lay it waste, are the inhabitants of it
then, shall he be justified by his works? And what can he
merit by his actions ? For the spoiler hath entered his bor
;

him and war against him by the multitude of

an
machinations therefore didst thou hasten to
prepare
medicine didst ordain a remedy for the faint and
healing
wounded; didst prepare balm and a bandage forthose whose
wound has not been bound up, and didst produce a cure and
this day hast thou appointed for
plaister for the wound
pardon and forgivencss,to enter thy gates with thanksgiving
and praise, to come into thy presence with supplication, to
make mention of those (our ancestors) who rest in the cave
of Makbelah, that thou mayest hearken to prayer in an ac
ceptable time, to cause all shame and infamy to pass by, to
make void all iniquity and folly, to cause righteousness and
praise to spring forth, to demolish wrath, and to multiply
pardon to take away the stumbling-block and remove the
snare, to clear the way and to level the path, to give ablu
tion and purity to those who return penitent, to cause de

ders to spoil
his

liverance and enlargement to arise, to cast iniquity into the

deep abyss, and to pardon trespasses and presump tuous sins.
This day also hast thou sanctified above all days thou hast
exalted it and chosen it above all days, and from its first
formation didst thou choose it, and to the enlightened gen
eration didst thou impart its power for on it didst thou par
don the sin of the golden calf, didst give the written tables,
I have
to the meek (Moses) didst tell him the good tidings,
didst repent thee of the
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alive for testifying thy holy unity; who
are called thy congregation, the aim of thy creation. And
thou art God I there is none great like unto thee ; and they

hung up and buried

are thy witnesses that there is none besides thee. And what
can the power of him who is born of woman, and formed from

Or how can he presume

a fetid drop, avail ?

power,

to explain

to seek thy

thy praise with his mouth, with words de

clare thine eternity, to

pour forth prayer, to present his

?
For he exists with difficulty, his
way is crooked, his path is marred and destroyed, his sin is
engraven on a tablet, and is plainly depicted he also passes
by and flies away swiftly, expires and dies of debility, and
supplication and request

his corpse is deposited in the grave,

mouldering in the depths

of the earth, covered with black darkness, hidden and bound

in miry darkness ; there he decays, withers, moulders and

thus he dissolves in the parched earth, altogether cov

;
ered with turpitude ; how, then, can man presume in his
loud and hasty prayer I All this thou hast foreseen, nor is
rots

it
possible to hide any thing from thy sight, or to conceal
any thing from thy presence, because thine eye pervadeth all
things ; it is well known to thee that he (man) is formed of
matter, he is vanity of vanities, he is a blasted leaf, he is
dry stubble, he is an earthen potsherd of what account,
then, is he ? his name is Enosh, feeble for as his name is, so
is he : his name is Adam, man, for he is
composed of dust,
blood and bile he is called bosar, flesh, consisting of shame,
corruption and worm he is conceived in sin and brought
forth in iniquity, and the imagination of his heart is evil
from his youth, which imagineth evil in his dwelling, lieth
in wait for him in his secret
places he nestles as a serpent
in his hidden places as a fly he enters the doors of his
;

apartment, and, with his filthy leaven, causeth the dongh to

send forth a stinking savour, entices him to decline from tlie
right path he continually troubles him is accounted as hia
enemy, for he is the principal of his adversaries, he troubles
;

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132

ends of the earth cause thy praise to be heard

gels (seraphim) sanctify thy holiness
fa bless

thy glory

the

the holy an

Ophane Hameika-

morning
the waves of the sea

and

all

hand the beasts

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of the earth,

thing of the field, the whales, and

moving

great abyss, and

all

who were formed

forth in praise to thy holy

hope, and wait on

name,

thee, to give

the terrestrial beings are

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glorify thy
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all

the

stars sing together,

the angels shout for joy

name

all

and every

that

is

in the

at the creation, burst

Omnipotent ? They also

them their proper food
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and cherished from thy libe

beings are filled and satisfied from

all fed

hand; and the celestial

the splendour of thy glory; for thy glory filleth heaven and

And who is

earth.

like thy people, Israel, a singular nation

Who praise thy sovereignty Who proclaim

the unity of thy divinity
Who bless the name of the glo
of
Who
declare
thy kingdom
ry
thy praise Who flange
Who chauot aweet hymns
supplications to supplicate thee
Who prolong the song to reconcile thee
to extol thee
Who pour forth their speech to persuade thee They ai-e
in the earth

thy people, and thy heritage, thy flock, and the sheep of thy
pasture

thy holy

first-fruits,

peculiarly beloved people

tiful lot

.tion,

who

who

the

Israel is thy glory

of thy .creation, and thy

Jeshurun

adhere to thy truth,

delight in thy law,

first

thine inheritance, and thy beau

who

who

are

employed

are continually engaged in thy service,

the gates of thy house,

who long

is

thy chosen por-

meditate

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thy decree,

in thy fear,

who

to see thee in

wko

desire to enter

thy holy tera

pie, who delight to draw near to thee, who are slain for thy
law, who are stoned for love of thee, who are burnt foi
thy testimony, who are strangled, slaughtered, drowned,

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Who

exhaust the knowledge of thy law ? Whc

thy glory t
express the greatness of thy might ? Who define the clear
ness of thine understanding ? Who express the power of thy
omnipotence ? For as thy name is, so is thy praise ; as thy
praise, so is thy oracle ; as thy oracle, so is thy ability as thy
ability, so is thy greatness ; as thy greatness, so is thy know
ledge ; as thy knowledge so is thy way ; as thy way, so is
thine appointment ; as thine appointment, so is thy splenuour ; as thy splendour, so is thy pavillion ; as thy pavillion,so
is thy purity ; as thy purity, so is
thy rectitude ; as thy rec
titude, so is thy tenderness ; as thy tenderness, so is thy at
tire ; as thy attire, so is thine attribute as thine attribute, so
is thine amiableness ; as thine amiableness, so is
thy sove
;

reign power as thy sovereign power, so is thy meekness ; as

thy meekness, so is thy discretion ;as thy discretion, so is thy
modesty as thy modesty, so is thy holiness as thy holiness,
so is thine exaltation as thine exaltation, so is thy praise
and thy name is exalted
as thy praise, so is thy glory
above all blessing and praise above all strength and glory
;

above
above

praise and song ; above all song and inditing ;

all holiness and proclamation ; above all
speech and

all

above all glory and shouting above all strength

and emulation above all declaration and discourse above
above all discourse and words
all music and harmony
above all caressing and adulation above all honour and
respect above all unity and reverence above all taste and
purity above all power and parable above all hymn and
psalmody above all confession and thanksgiving above
all praise and laud above all speech and knowledge above
above all utterance and bles
all greatness and triumph
sing above all intention and eloquence. Thou art the God
of gods, and King over all kings Kuler over all rulers tre
mendous above all that are terrible feared above all that
are dreadful extolled above all that are extolled majestic
above all that are majestic lofty above all that are lofty
exalted above all that are exalted
the highest above all
that are high yet thou hast respect to the poor and abject
even those who are bowed down and bruised to revive
and those who are humble and
the heart of the
oppressed,
broken-spirited. Therefore, O Lord God, thou art great,
and exalted above all gods for there is none like thee among
gladness

nor any beside thee among the terrestrial beings ;

gods,
nor is there any except thee, O God of gods : the heaveni
and the heavens of heavens declare thy glory I the

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he created the strong and mighty angels for hii

glory. The whole earth is filled with his glory.
One asketh of the other, where is the most mighty God 1
Where dwelleth the most High ? Thus, they all reverence,
sanctify, and praise him.
And thus, all shaM acknowledge theo their sovereign.
glory

To the God who arrange th judgment. To him who

searcheth all the hearts, on the day of judgment. To Lino
who revealeth hidden things in judgment. To him whc
To him who
apeaketh uprightly on the day of

judgment.
sheweth knowledge in j udginent. To him who is powerful,
and sheweth mercy in the
him who
day of judgment. To
remembereth his covenant in judgment. To him who hath
compassion on his works in the day of judgment. To him

who cleanseth those who trust in him in j udgment. To him

who knoweth the hidden thoughts in the day of judgment
To him who subdueth his anger in judgment. To him
who is clothed in righteousness in the day of judgment.
To him who pardoneth iniquities in judgment. To him
who is tremendous in praises in the day of judgment. To
him who forgiveth Those who were borne by him in judg
ment. To him who answereth those who call upon him in
the day of judgment. To him who exerciseth his mercy
in
him who clearly vieweth the most se
judgment. To
cret things in the day of judgment.
To him who purchaseth his servants in judgment.
To him who compassionateth his people in the day of judgment.
To him who preserveth those who love him in judgment. To him who
supporteth his perfect ones in the day of judgment.
And thus will we ascribe holiness unto thee, for thou our
God, art a King who pardoneth and forgiveth.
Who can declare the power of thy glory ? Who himself ad

equate to thy praise? Who sing thy immense exaltation? Who

determine thy unbounded holiness ? Who utter the beauty

of thy righteousness ? Who explain thy glorious wonders ?

Who estimate the strength of thv mighty power? Who
speak the strength of thy praise c Who talk of the beauty
of thine eternity
speak of thy wonderful works ?
Who tell of the instruction of thy law?
encompass
the throne of thy glory ?
make known the beauty
of thine honour?
explain the goodness of thy decrees I
Who shew the explanation of thy parahles ?
behold
the glory of thy splendour ?
Who show the appointmeni
of thy mighty ones ?
Who declare the magnificence of
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The high and lofty angels whose bodies are aa beryl, to

gether loudly praise his glory, and proclaim his unity ; the}
praise, and bow themselves to him who is one, and whose
name is one. Each of them has six wings. One asketh, etc.
lie who
treasures ;

is

glorified in holiness,

abundant

honour, glory and

good

is

in his

strength is in his secret

hiding-place, of whom mighty angels are afraid, and hide
themselves from his presence,
with two of them (the
wings) he covereth his face. One asketh, etc.
The splendid heavens that were meted by his span, drop
showers of rain ; the pure angels in the transparent hea
vens, are placed under his feet ; his host in fear, dread and
And with two of the wings he
haste, raise their banners.
covereth his feet. One asketh, etc.

They fly to and fro as an eagle they fly like lightning

round the throne, saying, Here we are ready to be em
ployed in the mission of our Creator. And two of the
wings he useth in flying. One asketh, etc.
They who are covered with six wings, in secret vision
reverence him who is mighty, and of abundant power, and
;

yet regardeth the humble to reverence him in dread,

they ask permission of each other. And one angel called
unto another. One asketh, etc.
lie who ruleth the world with might, and made all with
his word ; the pillars of the vestibule are shaken when the
splendid sparkling angels, with sweet speech declare his
;

And they (the angels) called al

holiness in his presence.
One asketh, etc.
ternately, and said.
The glorious seraphim declare the sovereignty of the
most Iloly ; they extol him who causeth the uppermost

sphere to move, and who is most high and holy ; and all
together at once rehearse a threefold sanctification, holy,
One asketh, etc. The many thousands, and
holy, holy.
^myriads of ineffable angels burst forth .with song and
to the God of hosts, the Creator of the worlds, who
praise
The Lord of host*.
is a
sign in the midst of his host.

One

asketh, etc.
called forth the generations, dwelleth in the
mighty heavens ; the whirlwind forcibly and quicklv
obeveth his word ; he who is most high and most exalted,
spote, and called the earth into existence. The whol*
earth is filled.
One asketh, etc.
He inhabiteth eternity, he alone is holy and exalted
the heavens, and heavens of heavens, cannot contain his

He who

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124

To him who abideth amongst praises; to him who causeth

the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
Those who are covered with wings, and sparkle as bur
nished brass, say, holy.
The peculiarly beloved above all people with reverential
awe, say, blessed.
They who stand above, and hasten to perform his word,
say, holy.

They who arrange forcible prayer, and are terrified with

anguish, say, holy and blessed.
To him who abideth amongst praises; to him who causeth
the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
They whose formation is four faces and no back, say, holy.
They who are separated from all nations, and are united
unto thee, say, blessed.
The high and exalted celestial hosts, say, holy.
terrestrial hosts, who wisely attempt to reconcile thee,
holy and blessed.
To him who abideth amongst praises; to him who causeth
the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
They who with a three-fold sanctification proclaim his

The

say,

glory, say, holy.

They who twice

daily proclaim the exalted praise, say,

blessed.

They whose feet are straight, say, holy.

They who are acceptable to the Almighty with

their song,

holy and blessed.

To him who abideth amongst praises; to him who causeth
the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
The tranquil angels, in whose abode is peace, say, holy.
Those who hasten to the gates of the synagogues, with
the utterance of their prayer, say, blessed.
The high and mighty angels with tuneful songs, say, holy.
They who walk in the perfect way, to their Lord and
say,

Creator, say, holy and blessed.

To him who abideth amongst praises; to him who causeth

the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
And thus the seraphim stand by him.
One asketh the other, where is the most mighty God?
\diere dwelleth the most High?
Thus they all reverence,
and praise him.
is no number to the bands of his host; they are girt
with fear, and seized with dread; in sudden terror and
trembling they stand to praise him. The seraphim stand
sanctify,

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Those who

fly

and cover

their faces

with their

gay, holy.

Those who seek the law, and adhere to their God, say,
holy and blessed.
to him who abideth amongst praises ; to him who causeth
the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
The multitude of vigilant angels, and the holy assembly,
ly,

holy.

v
meditate
Thev
^hey who
say, blessed.

Those who

in the law, the holy plant, (Israel),

^
assemble on high, whose bodies are as beryl,

say, holy.

Those who are sick of love, and are supported with

To him, etc.
flagons, (Israel), say, holy and blessed.
Those who are portioned with splendour, as the colour
of amber, say, holy.
Those who with pure words study the law, that is puri
fied seven times, say, blessed.

The hosts of myriads of mighty angels, say, holy.

The children of rectitude, the offspring of the mighty,
To him, etc.
say, holy and blessed.
Those who are adorned with purity, and renewed every
morning, say, holy.
Those who bear thy

fear, in

the

command

of thy pre

cepts, say, blessed.

The angels who in dread, leap back, say, holy.

They who have knowledge and understanding in the law
that is more precious than pearls, say, holy and blessed.
Those angels who are covered with four wings, and have
four faces, say, holy.
They with whom a covenant was made, face to face, say,
blessed.
Those who are clothed with pure and clean linen gar
ment, say, holy.

Those who are clothed in beautiful white garments,

say,

holy and blessed.

The

high, exalted,

and amiable ministering

angels, say,

holy.

Those who are instructed in the statutes, and explain

them properly, say, blessed.
They by whose tuneful song the vestibula is shaken, say,
holy.

Those whose cheeks are comely, like a swallow thej

hirup and say, holy and blessed.

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MORNING BERYICK.
terrestrial beings; thy glory is among the celestia
beings, thine instruction is among the terrestrial beings ; tky
dwelling is among the celestial beings, thine habitation is
the terrestrial beings ; thy tabernacle is among the

among the

among

thy congregation among the terrestrial

beings thy glorification is among the celestial beings, thy
righteousness is amongst the terrestrial beings ; thy holinest
is
among the celestial beings ; thine exaltation is among the
terrestrial beings; thy divine presence is
among the celestia)
beings, thy praise is among the terrestrial beings.
Verily thou art reverenced and sanctified.
celestial beings,
;

Who is sanctified by the many thousands of angels who

who is sanctified by the
reverenced by the swift
lightning ;
storm of the heavenly orbs ; who is reverenced by the pran
of the ophanim ; who is sanctified by the multitude of
cing
vigilant angels ; who is reverenced in the holy assembly ; who
is sanctified by the resplendent spirits ; who is reverenced
by those who are hewn from flames of fire who is sanctified
by those who are adorned with purity who is reverenced by
who is sanctified by the bands of cheru
the
flaming angels
bim who is reverenced by the assembly of flaming angels ;
who is sanctified by the hosts of angels ; who is reverenced
by their melodious song; who is sanctified by the attendant
seraphim ; who is reverenced by the mighty angels ; who
;

is

those (angels) whose wings are separated

by the shout of those whose wings are
who
is
sanctified
by those who voice is as the voice
joined
of a multitude ; who is reverenced by myriads of
angels
who is sanctified in tranquillity by the ehinanim ; who is
sanctified by the numerous groups of angels.

is

sanctified

who

by

reverenced

is

To him who abideth amongst praises ; to him who causeth

the uppermost sphere to move, be holiness and blessing.
The mighty angels of heaven, who are hewn from flames
of

fire,

say, holy.

Those who are excellently delightful and beloved,

(Israel)

say, blessed.

Those angels who are composed of ice, snow, and flames

of

fire,

say, holy.
righteous seed

who were brought out of Egypt, a%y,

holy and blessed. To him, etc.
Those angels whose height make them dreadful, say, holy
Those who are mighty in power, in the dwelling of theii
The

tabernacles, (Israel), say, blessed.

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him who spanned the heavens he is hoty, his words are

Extol him who is good to all he is holy and
Extol him of whom in his palace all speak of his
riiscient.
glory he is holy, and we ought to sanctify and praise him.
Extol him who appointed the number of the stars he is
holy, he standeth in the choir of the cherubim. Extol him
who beareth the world with his arm he is holy, strong and
hidden from all. Extol him who answered and redeemed
;

sweet.

>m-

beloved ones ; he is holy, the heavens declare his right

Extol him who is near to those who cal? upon
him he is holy, he taketh pleasure in those who revere
him. Extol him who hearkeneth to prayer ; he is holy, hia

his

eousness.
;

glory

is

in the congregations.

Extol ye the Eternal, our God and worship at his holy

mount for the Eternal, our God is holy.
Extol him who is glorious and tremendous, for he is
holy ; with the breath of his mouth he beautified the hea
vens. Extol him whose greatness is in the congregation of
the upright, for he is holy ; he speaketh righteousness, and
declareth rectitude. Extol him who is reverenced in ho
Extol him
liness, for he is holy, and his path is holiness.
who remembereth the covenant of the patriarchs, for he
he divideth the flames of fire. Extol him who is
is holy
pure, and who sendeth lightning, for he is holy ; he hath
Extol him who hath established his
foundeth the earth.
throne in the highest heavens, for he is holy ; it is he who
ensnares the wise in their own craftiness. Extol him who
blotteth out our transgressions as a cloud, for he is holy
he stretcheth forth his hand to the transgressors. Extol
him who is great^ whose years are unsearchable, for he is
Extol him who redeem
holy ; he searcheth all thoughts.
eth the soul of his servants, for he is holy; he is righteous,
Extol him who is the possessor of
his works are truth.
heaven and earth, for he is holy ; he is elevated, and looketh
to the ends of the .earth. Extol him who inhabiteth eternity.
I

his name,for he is holy ; praise is suitable to his name.

Verily thou art the faithful God.
Thy faithfulness is among the celestial beings, thy cove
nant among the terrestrial beings ; thy greatness is among
the celestial beings ; thy law is among the terrestrial beings
thy honour is among the celestial beings, thine appointment
among the terrestrial beings ; thy habitation is among the
celestial beings, thy resting-place is among the terrestrial
beings; thy purity is among the celestial beings, thy fear it

Holy is

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116

him who liveth eternally. Honour nd majesty aj pei

him who liveth eternally. Appoiitment and strength
appertain to him who liveth eternally. Purity and splen
dour appertain to him who liveth eternally. Power arid
might appertain to him who liveth eternally. Ornament
and decency appertain to him who liveth eternally. Unity
and reverence appertain to him who liveth eternally. The
crown and glory appertain to him who liveth eternally.
Good doctrine and sensibility of heart appertain to him
who liveth eternally. Dominion and rule appertain to him
who liveth eternally. Beauty and victory appertain to him
to

tain to

who

liveth eternally. Magnanimity and exaltation apper

him who liveth eternally. Power and meekness ap
pertain to him who liveth eternally.
Redemption and
to him who liveth eternally.
the
diadem
appertain
glorious
Glorification and righteousness appertain to him who liveth
eternally. Vocation and holiness appertain to him who liv
eth eternally.
Shouting and exultation appertain to him
who liveth eternally.
and hymn appertain to him
tain to

who
who

Song

liveth eternally.
Praise and glory appertain to
liveth eternally.
our God 1 we will praise thee in reverence.

him

O
We

will extol thee in fear ; we will bless thee with un

derstanding we will magnify thee with greatness we will
seek thee with knowledge we will honour thee with
thanksgiving we will thank thee in the assembly we will
remember thee with psalmody we will ascribe strength
unto thee with prayer we will reason of thee in purity
will proclaim thy unity in reverence we will glorify thee
with the bent knee; we will love thee in our hearts,
through the study of thy law ; we will proclaim thy sove
reignty we will praise thee with amiableness we will
exalt thee with the supreme power
we will reverence
thee in meekness ; we will glorify thee with bursting
forth ; we will praise thee with cymbals ; we will sanctify
thee by proclamation ; we will exalt thee in song ; we will
sing praise unto thee ; we will continually praise thee.
;

Extol ye the Eternal, our

he

is

God

worship at his footstool

holy.

Extol ye God, the faithful King I he la holv and blessed

at all times. Extol him who bestoweth gracious favours ;
he is holy, his laws are lovely. Extol him who is sanctified
ui righteousness ; he is holy, and giveth ear to urayer. Extol

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114

Who

is like thee, good and be

angels, is strong like thee ?
neficeut ?
like thee, is beneficent to the upright ?
is like thee, who
gathereth together the waters of the sea,
as an heap?
like thee, can restore from the depths of
the sea ?
like thee hath measured the waters in the

Who

Who

Who
Who

hollow of his hand I Who like thee, is glorified by the

voice of the assembled waters ? Who like thee hath made
the clouds his chariot ? Who like thee, knoweth and help-

trust in him
Who like thee, worketh salva
Who like thee, hearkeneth to those who cry unto
him Who is like thee,
thou whose name is tremendous
and holy? Who is like thee, who art favorable to thy peo
Who like thee, keepeth the covenant and mercy
ple
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h those who

tions

Who

is

who sheweth
unto Abraham ?

like thee,

kindness

There
is

faithfulness to Jacob,

is none like thee

among the mighty,
there anything like thy works.

and

Lord, nor

There is none like thee among the mighty above ; nor is

there anything like thy works among the elect ones (Israel)
below. There is none among the hosts above, nor is there
any thing like thy works among those who dwell below. There
is none Tike thee
among the multitude above, nor is there
any thing like thy works among the assemblies below. There
is none like thee
among the pure ones above, nor anything
like thy works among the hosts below.
There is none
like thee among the undefiled above, nor anything like thy
works among the honorable below. There is none like thee
^mong the cherubs above, nor any thing like thy works
among the legions below. There is none like thee among
the angels above, nor is there anything like thy works
among the rulers below. There is none like thee among the
seraphim above,nor is there any thing like thy works among
the mighty below. There is none like thee among the in
effable above, nor anything like thy works among the hosta
below. There is none like thee among the
ones above,
holy
nor
any thing like thy works among the eminent below
There is none like thee among the angels above, nor an}
thing like thy works among the powerful below.

We will glorify

thee, O thou who livest eternally.

Excellence and faithfulness appertain to him who liveth
eternally.
Understanding and blessing appertain to him
who liveth eternally. Loftiness and greatness appertain to
him who liveth eternally. Knowledge and speech appertain

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112

His excellency is over Israel. His command it over Israel

His appointment is over Israel
fis glory is over Israel.
His memorial is Israel. His compassion is over Israel.
lis purity is over Israel.
His rectitude is in Israel. His
establishment is over Israel. His choice is Israel. His
I

kingdom

over

is

Israel.

His beauty

is

over

Israel.

Is

rael is his peculiar treasure. Israel is his congregation. His

work is Israel. His righteousness is over Israel. Hisholineai
is

over

Israel.

presence

is

over

His exaltation is over Israel. His divine

His glory is over Israel.
Israel.

Verily his strength

With

is

in the skies.

word he established the ends of the earth ; all

creatures assemble to worship him with reverence; he FA
vealeth profound things from darknes, and confirmeth the
words of his servant he heweth flames and l- ^htning, they
enlighten the world with splendour he remembereth the
his

covenant of the patriarchs, for his mercy is great above

the heavens ; he is good to and strengthened those who
adhere to him ; all that adhere to him shall enjoy life ; for
at his breath the

mountains are rent ; the rocks and

tains are not able to bear his wrath

moun

him

in dread of

the

valleys are cleaved asunder ; they dissolve and melt as

wax ; the storm and whirlwind denote his path his feet
;

he sent redemption to the people

who clave unto him ; he commanded his covenant for ever
to his beloved ones, who were purchased by him, and em
tread the clouds as dust

braced with his right hand ; they follow and adhere to

him ; he hearkeneth to their prayer from the depths ; he
is

the glory and strength of the rose of the valley (Israel).

Who is like unto thee, O Eternal

Who is like thee, glorious in the heavens
!

O thou

Who is like

Creator of heaven and earth ? Who is like

who art a mighty Saviour t Who is like thee, who
and art mighty to save! Who is like
epeakest righteousness
tnee, clothed in glory and majesty I Who is like thee, who
be
tuppreasest sin and iniquity ? Who among the celestial
of
thousands
Who
the
like
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110

gers ; he is sanctified with songs and praise ; he Ae&rkeneth

to the effusion of prayer ; he answereth and ranteth en
largement to those who are in trouble ; therefore shall the
God of spirits be exalted.
The work of our God. He redeemeth from tLe grave
those who have been borne by him (Israel) ; he is the Kock
who knoweth those who confide in him ; the Holy 1 performeth incomprehensible wonders ; he is merciful to
who please him, and also to those who provoke him;
therefore shall he who is merciful over all his works, be ex
thc<je

alted.

The work of a mortal, his stratagems are mischievous de

vices; he dwelleth in the midst of deceit ; his bed is with
the worm ; he is buried in the cleft of the earth ; how then
can man, who is compared to vanity, be exalted ?
But the work of our Grod. He hearkeneth to
he
;
prayer

respected the arrangement of prayer ; his laws are delight

ful ; his ornament is the helmet of salvation
therefore
;
shall he be exalted ; he is our God, the God of salvation.
In fear they (the angels) reverence him who is tremendous.
Though thy praise is powerful. Among the mighty angels
of heaven, among beings who are as the splendid lightning,
among hosts of immeasurable light ; and among those who
praise thee in a low soft voice ; and thy holiness is ever in
their

mouths.

From those who assemble

praise.
to arrange prayer and supplication, who

Yet dost thou accept

in a

company

hope

for graciousness

and that

is thy glory.
powerful. Among ethereal princes
(among angelsV who nimbly leap when sent on their mis
sions ; among tne glorious cherubim and the
flaming legions,
and thy holiness is ever in their mouths.
Yet doth thou accept praise. From those whose days
are short ; who have forgotten goodness, who are satiated
with trouble and whose soul is grieved; and that is thy glory.
Though thy praise is powerful. Among those whose
names are secret, among the hosts of the holy, ancient and
watchful angels, and among myriads of celestial beings ;
and thy holiness is ever in their mouths.
Yet dost thou accept praise. From those who hasten to
knock at thy gates, who pour out prayer, who solicit for

Though thy

praise

is

giveness and long for pardon ; and that is thy glory.

And thus ascribe ye strength unto God ; his excellency
IB

over Israel.

His faithfulness

is

in Israel

His blessing

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fle is righteous in all his ways ; he vieweth rectitude
oin his heavens ; he delighteth in the people who ascribe
sovereign power to him they who are blessed of him in
herit the land: therefore shall he be exalted.
Bless the
fi

Eternal, ye his angels.

lie calleth the generations

from

maketh known the end from

the

the beginning; he
beginning ; he hath
chosen a people who are but poor and few in number,
daily to praise his omnipotence therefore shall he be ex
;

alted,

He

who

is

Supreme above

all.

high and lofty, inhabiting eternity trust ye in him

and ever ; he hath appointed his glory in the as
sembly of tee ooiy angels, and ordained his divine presence
amongst his holy people ; therefore shall he be exalted,
who eansetii the earth to quake when he looketh on it.
His path is in the mighty waters his heavens pour down
showers his people proclaim the unity of his name, early
and late, in the gate of a numerous congregation therefore
shall the Lord of Hosts, who dwelleth above the cherubim,
is

forever

be exalted.

The earth is full of his praise he removeth destruction

and mischief he turneth back anger, wrath and slaughter
;

he accepteth the cry of those who supplicate him therefore

shall he be exalted.
O Lord, our God how excellent is
;

thy

name

in all the earth.

And thus we declare how great is the work of our God

The work of our God. There is none in heaven can be
compared to him, nor any among the sons of the mighty
that can be likened to him
he hath exalted the heavens
1

the inhabitants of the earth are as grass

hoppers before him ; therefore shall the Creator, whose
work is perfect, be exalted.
for his habitation

The work of our God dominion and dread is with him ;

yet abundant redemption is with him; he hasteneth to heark
en to the cry and humble prayer of his people from heaven,
Therefore shall he be exalted. His name is Lord of Hoflte I
:

The work of our God. He giveth food to those wno re

vere him ; they bring presents to his awful temple ; the
bands of his hosts cannot behold the siffht of his glory :
therefore shall he be exalted, for behola, the eye of th*
Eternal is upon those who revere him.
The work of our God. He maketh spirits his messen-

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who bear his chariots are full of eyes ;

therefore shall he be exalted ; for the commandment 01
the Lord is clear and enlightening.

felloes of those

He knoweth what is in the darkest concealment ; no

darkness can hide any thing from him ; he limiteth dark
he turneth darkness and the shadow of death into
ness
morning ; therefore shall he be exalted who formed light,
and created darkness.
;

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tice

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is the God of
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he

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therefore shall he be exalted, of whom it is

the Lord of Hosts shall be exalted in judgment.

To him appertaineth the kingdom

he inhabiteth eter
;
and is with the contrite ne turneth man to contri
tion ; and saith, Return ye, with an humble spirit there
fore shall the Eternal, to whom the kingdom belongs, be
nity,

exalted.

He

ruleth the world with his

Almighty power

the

all-

seeing, and all-knowing God, is his eternal name ; his mercy

is for ever and ever ; therefore shall he be exalted. Blessed

be the Eternal

the

God

of Israel, for ever and ever.

He keepeth mercy to a thousand generations ; he warreth against his enemies from generation to generation ; he
will raise up and fence the tabernacle of iris anointed ;
eternal light dwelleth with him in his habitation ; there
fore shall he be exalted, whose memorial is from genera
tion to generation.

He beareth all celestial and terrestrial beings ; he hearkeneth to the poor, giveth ear to the words of their suppli
cation, and is attentive to their prayer ; therefore shall he
be exalted, who is the God of gods, and Lord of lords.
He is strong and victorious in battle ; he in Iwrath
avengeth himself of his enemies ; he cutteth off those who
rise up against him with destruction; he roars againut
them with a violent roaring ; therefore shall the Eternal
who is the invincible warrior, be exalted.
r

He wrought and made

all things
it is in his
power to
and to give strength unto all the eyes of all
wait upon him, and nis eyes pervade all things therefore
shnll he be exalted, who is above alL

make

great,

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And thus, extol God how tremendous aie thy works

He is long-suffering, and of mighty power he arrangeth
!

wise in heart, and superior

in po er ; he giveth strength to the weary ; therefore .shall
he be exalted great is our Lord, and mighty in power.
the mountains with power; he

is

He buildeth

in the heavens his elevated habitation ; he

from his elevated habitation ; he hath
made a memorial of his wonders ; all his works are ar
ranged before him ; therefore shall he be exalted who hath
vaulted his elevated habitation with waters.

watereth the

hills

He is high and exalted in the high heavens he covereth

himself with light, as with a garment; to him appertained
;

power and greatness, triumph and dominion therefore

he be exalted, whose kingdom beareth rule over all.
;

shall

He

surrounded by myriads of holy angels he is glo

his way is holiness ; they all worship
him in holv attire ; therefore shall he be exalted ; my
God, my King whose ways are sanctity.
His glory eovereth the heavens he stretcheth the earth
above tne waters ; he stormeth from heaven, when he uttereth to give a multitude of waters in the heavens ; there
fore shall he be exalted, who extendeth the heavens as a
rified

is

in holiness

thin veil.

He comprehended the dust of the earth in a tierce his

hand hath founded the earth, and his right hand hath
spanned the immeasurable heavens, and established them
vvithout a breach therefore shall he be exalted who dwelsth above the circle of the earth.
;

The resplendence of his throne is radiant fire ; his min.oring angels are flames of fire ; they are more resplend
ent than fire, and cause the lightning of fire ; before him
flow rivers of fire ; therefore snail he be exalted who IB a
consuming

fire.

He

liveth eternally ; he hath created the universe, with

he desired to dwell in the temple, which
his name JAH
was prepared for his eternal habitation ; therefore shall he
who is eternal be exalted.
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He is pure of sight ; round about him are the binding

of waters, thick clouds of the skies and dark waters ; the

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Verily, thoti art gracious, and merciful to all creature*
Verily, they approach thy presence with supplication
because thou art merciful to all creatures.
Those who believe in thee, trust in thy mercy ; because
thou art merciful to all creatures.
They cry aloud, where thy divine presence resteth ; be
cause thou art merciful to all creatures.

thou who art

They lift up their eyes to thy dwelling,
gracious and merciful to all creatures.
They read with devotion the subject of thy day ; be
cause thou art merciful to all creatures.
They assemble to praise thee with hymns ; because thou
art merciful to all creatures.
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merciful to all creatures.
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because thou

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who art gracious and merciful to all creatures.
Break in pieces the enemies of those who are sheltered
by thee because thou

art merciful to all creatures.

Exalt the offspring of thy tried ones because thou art
;

merciful to all creatures.

Thou

wilt abundantly

pardon thine

because thou art merciful to

afflicted

Answer them from thy heavenly abode,

gracious and merciful to
Deliver them from the

people

all creatures.

thou

who

art

all creatures.

of the multitude of their

roaring
because thou art merciful to all creatures.
Justify thine intelligent nation because thou art mer-

enemies

ci ful

to all creatures.

Raise up thy ancient people

because thou art merciful

to all creatures.

Erect thy ruinous temple ; because thou art merciful

to all creatures.

to the humble prayer of those who suppli

because thou art merciful to all creatures.
Thou art their support, O withhold thy wrath from them
thou who art gracious and merciful to all creatures.

Have regard

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cleanse me from tl.e spot of mine iniquities, for thou,
Lord art the purifier of Israel. Thou, etc. May thy in
wards yearn for us hasten and prepare thy mercy for us
Lord art our Father. Thou, etc. Thou who
for thou,
art most merciful, pardon our iniquity, and bear with al!
our iniquities, and remember not our iniquities for ever
thou who art most merciful,
pardon us.
1

This day
is

doomed

it is

to life

written in the book of the Chronicles,

and death

vineyard

(Israel),

who

awake,

rouse yourselves, stand firm, rise up and supplicate him

who dwelleth in heaven, for the preservation of the soul.

Cause the sins of the nation thou hast chosen, to become

wool at the time of the morning prayer. May
he who searcheth the inward parts, seek after the sheep of
his flock at the time of the morning continual offering. May
he who sendeth and witliholdeth the rain shorten our captiv
This day, etc.
Delay not to
ity at this morning prayer.
our freedom, for our throat is dried by the morn
proclaim
ing prayer. May he who vieweth all, confute and show
the
of our accuser at the time of the morning con
falsity
tinual offering.
May he from whom no thought is hid
den preserve us in our trouble at this morning prayer.
This day, etc. May they who are encompassed with fear
sit down and rest securely, for the merit of the morning
prayer; honor thine assembly, that they may breakdown
the walls of the children of Sheth at the time of the morn
ing continual offering. May he who is pure and keepeth
mercy, inscribe his peculiar people to life at this morning
For the merit of the beloved, who
This day, etc.
prayer.
was sought from the womb, may we be saved ere the mor
row by the morning prayer. May he who teareth the moun
tains up by the roots, seek his people for good at the time of
the morning continual offering. I beseech thee to erect and
thy temple, altar and court for the sake of this
as white as

strengthen

morning prayer. This day, etc. Deliver those who are tossed
about and bruised with fear, from strife and contention, for
the sake of the morning prayer. May he root out the ten
horns, and honor those wno are planted in his house at the
time of the morning continual offering. Grant us abundantly
the first and latter rain to benefit both the sower and thi
Thi* day, fe
reaper, for the merit of this morning prayer.

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those

who have been borne by him (Israel). In that secret

High invisible is his glor)

place there dwelleth the Most

and power.

etc.

King!

He

established the heaven*

all his work is done in truth.

He U
power and greatness; to him alone praise is

with understanding;
clothed with

comely. Who hearkenest, etc. His omnipotence ruleth

the world ; he pardoneth the transgressions of Israel.
He
who is Omniscient and Almighty beareth with the iniquity
ef his flock.
prayer; extol

O King

ye him,

etc.

He

therefore,

is

attentive to the pleasant

canseth the upper

who

most sphere to move. He hastei>eth on a cherub, and answereth his people who are near to him. -Who hearken-

He

eat, etc.

reproves his heavenly host, and redcemeth

the soul of his servants.

The celestial host declare hia
righteousness ; the terrestrial host thank him.
King,
etc.
The Holy! abidest among the praises of Israel and

pardonest them. He is high he is the Most High most

lofty and exalted being yet hath he regard to the humble
and lowly. Who hearkenest, etc. He dwelleth above the
highest heavens, and hath dominion in the deep abyss ;
he supports the foundations of the world he is all mighty
and inconceivable
O King who inhabitest eternity, etc.
!

most merciful, O pardon us.

thou God of life, to inscribe those
who adhere to thee to life for with thee is the fountain of
O answer my supplication in an accept
life. Andifwu, etc.
able time ; hear, O righteous Lord, and hearken to my
prayer ; hide not thine ears at my breathing and at my cry
Thou, etc. Accept the cry of those who call on thee at the
morning prayer, and cause their red sins to become white as
wool O Lord be attentive, grant our request and delay

Thou who

art

We beseech

thee,

not.

not

Thou,

etc.

condemn

those

am

miserable,
help me for thou wilt
in thee ;
thou who speakest

who hope

in righteousness, and art mighty to save.

fleck of thy sheep throng to serve thee ;
thy mercy. Thou, etc. They also multiply

Thou, etc. The

Lord, show us

and sup
jprayer
be entreated by our prayer,
thou invisible
God Thou, etc. Accept our prayer to justify us, and may
the arrangements of. our orisons be acceptable to thee, as the
ascending smoke of the finest beaten incense; for, unto thee,
O Lord appertaineth righteousness. Thou, etc. Cleanse and
support us, for thou art our shield
purify us with hyssop
and hope ; we are the clay, and thou art our former. Thou,
etc.
O thou most pure, be attentive to my supplications
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who assemble

together to declare thy goodness, be ac

counted as the offering of fatlings ; the eyes of all wait
upon thee. We beseech thee now to forgive, etc. O may
their confession be accounted in thy presence as the sweet
eavour of an offering, and the supplication of those who
thou openest
testify thy unity, as the payment of bulls
he in his mercy will look down from
liberally thy hand
;

bis heavenly abode, and multiply his pardon to his blessed

people ; the Lord is righteous in all his ways. He will
have respect to the supplication of the nation who call on
him, and be exceeding gracious to those who celebrate hia
festivals ; the Lord is near to all who call upon him.
We
beseech thee, who art merciful, etc. This is my God who
worketh wonders he will accept our cry and subdue our
calumniators he will fulfil the desire of those who revere
him. May he grant a good hope to those who cast their
burthen upon him the Holy he covers our transgressions
with his love, for the- Lord preserveth all who love him.
Accept the humble prayer that I now pour out as thoa
didst in thy beautiful temple.
hearken to my voice, and
;

cast

my shame

into the

We

deep

my mouth

shall utter the

beseech thee now to forgive our

praise of the Lord.
transgression, and to pardon our iniquity, that thy power

may now be

magnified,

King who
!

forever and ever,

thou most Holy

inhabitest eternity, thou alone reigneat

Omnipotent

Holy

O King who hearkenest to prayer, hasten salvation for

thy people, thou tremendous and Holy 1
!

my God s majesty shall be the tenor of my

my mouth will I sing sweet songs, with my
O King etc. Who
continually speak of his praise.

The glory of
words
lips

with

can declare his mighty acts, or who can conceive hia

?
The heavens tremble at his rebuke, his path
greatness
is storm and whirlwind. Who hearkenest, etc. He is
mightier
ihan the voice of the assembled waters his glory covereth
;

the heavens, mighty angels

Seraphim encircle him, who
are terrified and tremble in dread of him.
King I etc.
The most pure in the empyrean is attentive to the prayei
of those who afflict themselves. The combination of clouda
round his pavilion prevent even the angel Chesmal from
seeing him. Who hearkenest, etc. He who is the souroa
of goodness knowest those who trust in him : he will justifjr

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94

We

beseech thee,O most Merciful, to pardon the iniquity

of those who stand to declare thy
that they may be
praise,
inscribed in the book for a happy life,
thou most Holy
Thou showest sinners the path in which they should walk,
and teacheth me the way 1 am to tread I, therefore, will
extol thee, my God,
King Morning and evening will I

O
homage thy unity O thou who inhabitest eternity, and art
incomparable, daily will I bless thee. My heart hasteneth
I

continually to thy service, to reverence thy holiness will I

stand in my station the Eternal is .great, and exalted in
beseech thee now to forgive, etc. The offspring
praise.
of thy votaries hope for thy mercy ; fulfil their desire, that
they who trust in thee may rejoice ; one generation shall
With prayer and fasting
praise thy works to another.
they approach to serve thee, for they were created to glorify
thee.
I will speak of the glorious honour of
thy majesty.
With reverence they praise thy glorious majesty no strange
and they speak of the
deity, only thee do they worship
beseech thee, who art
might of thy tremendous acts.
merciful, etc. They offer four forms of prayer before thee,
this day, besides the seven praises offered to thee on the
other days of ttie year ; the memorial of thine abundant
goodness they perpetually utter. In the morning will I
;

We

We

my supplications to thee, and towards evening

mavest thon blot out my presumptuous sins most gracious
and merciful is the Eternal The Omnipotent Creator and
Pardoner will suppress our iniquities then shall all say, the
Lord is good to all. We beseech thee now to forgive, etc.
O raise up thy desirable and delightful city, when thou
ehalt set up the sanctified crowned trophies ; then shall all
thy works praise thee, O Lord thy levites and pious ser
vants shall then chaunt hymns, and the priest clothed in
ministering garments shall burn incense, and cause a smoke
to ascend, and speak of the glory of
thy kingdom. They
shall be planted in thy habitation, and bloom in thy courts;
and in their old age shall they bring forth flourishing fruit
arrange

in his palaces, to make known his mighty acts to the sons

of men.
beseech thee, who art merciful, etc. The
pious and faithful shall sing thine eternity, when thou shalt
exalt thy throne in thine everlasting house, for thy kingdom
is an
everlasting kingdom. When thou shalt assemble the
redeemed together to thy habitation, they shall clothe thee
with might, as those who passed through the waves ; the
Lord upholdeth all who fall. May the supplication of thow

We

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92

Thou

art also faithful to revive the dead.

Blessed art

Lord! who reviveth the dead.

Thou hast chosen this one day in the year, and appointed

thou,
it

as a

balm and

a cure for (Israel), likened to the rose;

when

thy temple existed aforetime in Jerusalem, its service made

atonement for thy people. But, now that they are driven
from thy dwelling, and scattered far distant, they pour out
their prayer, to bind up their bruised, broken, and scattered
thou most Holy, estimate it as the sacrifice of the
spirit.
burnt-offering. For the sake of him (Jacob) who was perfect
from the womb, and dwelt in the tents, and whose image is
engraven under the glorious throne, be gracious to his off
spring, who are solemnly assembled to proclaim thy glory,
and to praise thy name. Thou hast joined a party of thy

name

to their s; they are allied to thee;

keep them as a

on thy heart; keep them from wrath, that they be not

cast
destroyed, and let them be noted in the book of life.
the enormous weight of their iniquity into the deep, blot it
out, and consume it; may the prayer of those who are
afflicted and trodden under foot, be more pleasant than the
seal

savoury burnt-offerings of thy temple.

We

beseech thee to

remember the love of our espousals, and no more remember

the shame of my youth; but assuredly remember thy precious
son, for the sake of him (Moses) who supplicated thee, and

Remember thy servants.

The Lord reigneth for ever; thy God,

said,

Zion, unto all

Hallelujah!
Thou, most Holy! abidest amongst the praises of Israel;
we supplicate thee,
Omnipotent!

generations.

Thou

art

our God.

In heaven and

earth.

Mighty and

powerful. His standard is supported by many thousands.

He spoke, and it was. He commanded, and all was created.
His memorial is eternal. He liveth eternally. He is pure
of sight. He dwelleth in secret.
His crown is salvation.
His garment is righteousness. His robe is jealousy. He is
girded with just vengeance. In his privacy is rectitude. His
His work is in truth.
counsel is faithfulness.
He is
righteous and just. He is near to those who call on him in
truth. He is high and exalted: he dwelleth above the skies:
he hangeth the world on a vacuum. The living and eternal

most tremendous, most exalted, and most holy.

We beseech thee now, to forgive our transgression, and to
pardon our iniquity, that thy power may now be magnified,
thou most Holy!
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Until the day of man s death, dost thou wait for him to
repent, that he may incline to the right way, to enjoy im

mortal

life.

How can a mortal

are not

pure

in

when even the heavenly host

If the fire is kindled in those
much easier will it consume thosr*

be pure,

thy eight ?

which are green, how

that are dry and withered? Darkness is revealed before theo
as Hght, for thine eye pervadeth all things.
Thy habitation
IB in secret,
yet all things are laid open before thee. Thou
art sole Judge, art one in mind, and who can turn thee from
trees

thy purpose ? On a whole nation, as well as an individual,

dost thou extend the line of judgment, and who can oppose
thee I This every creature ought to consider his evil imagi
nation will then not be able to lead him astray, to sin against
his Creator. He should remember that he was bound in the
womb, will be buried in the grave, and must give an account
before his Creator ; that the seed of pollution is in his flesh,
during his life he is susceptible of being defiled, and after
death lie becomes an infectious uncleanness. The days of his
life are emptiness, his
nights are void, and all his business
is
He is like one that awakens out of a dream
vanity.
;

him

continually. At night he cannot sleep,

in the day he cannot rest, until he
sleeps in the grave.
Wherefore should a living man complain? it is enougn that
terror affrights

he lives. Born to labour and sedulity, happy is he, if his

labour is in the study of the law of truth. His end will
determine it ; wherefore should he then dissemble ? His owr
signature will hereafter testify against him,wherefore should
he then practise deception against him who cannot be im
posed upon? If he performs righteous acts, they will ac
company him to a future state. If he studies wisdom, it
will abide with him in old age. If he
angers the Supreme,
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But if he delights in virtue, and is willing to receive
oil.
If
reproof, he shall bring forth fruit in a good old age.
he acquires himself a good name, it will bo better for him
than titles obtained otherwise. Hence the day of death
is better than the
day of one s birth.
U<l>O

Until the day of man s death, dost thon wait for him to
repent, that he may incline to the right way, to enjoy im

mortal

Who

life.

is

like unto thee,

merciful
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remembereth

Father!

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83
not.

Enlighten the countenance of those who are supported

by thy right hand, and purify and pardon their ems and
errors.

O enlighten our judgment as at noon-day, and save the

reuinaut of those who nope in thee for good. O search
for and purify our righteousness, that we may be shielded
thy shield, and be glorified.
us unto life, O King the King, who delighteth in life and write us in the book, for thy name sake, O
God of life. O King, thou art our Supporter, our Saviour
and our Shield. Blessed art thou,
Lord, the Shield of
in

Remember

Abraham.
Thou, O Lord art mighty, etc.
In thy name, and in the remembrance of thee, is the de
sire of our soul ; hasten to have mercy on those who bless
thy memorial may they be considered by thee with tho
are
love of a father to his
young and tender child for they
called and noted thy iiret-born. Thou didst bring out thy
holy hosts from the furnace of the Egyptians ; to redeem
them from bondage the angels went. O deliver those who
have been born by thee from the womb (Israel), from
tumult ; support them ; do not mete unto them as they
have meted. Thy covenant was given to them for a statute
in their flesh, which they received from the rock whence
they were hewn (Abraham). O have respect to the cov
and
enant, wash away their guilt, wash them
1

thoroughly,
cause their brightness to shine sorth. May the binding of
the only child (Isaac) be visible in thy presence, for the
sacrificer (Abraham), and the sacrifice (Isaac), were both
O deliver us,
in dread for the performance of thy word.
his offspring, from dread and fear, and suffer the sacrifice
and the ashes to be united in thy presence. And though
we have been perverse, yet remember thy mercy, and ex
change not thine attribute of mercy. May our pursuit of
justice be an advocate to plead for us ; to strengthen those
who are shielded by thee with the erection of tny temple.
Accept the meditations, of the children of thy beloved,
have respect to their ancestors, and cleanse them from sin
notice not the iniquity of those who supplicate thee, but
;

and accept their cry and humble prayer.

cause those who afflict their soul to hear the glad
tidings of pardon deliver them from the deep pit ; cut off
those who rise up against us, revive as with thy dew, thai
we may declare the truth
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86

Whilst I bend the knee, and arrange supplications, in the

thou
mission of thy people unto thee, terror overtakes me:
who hast drawn me forth from the womb, enlighten my
darkness, grant me a pure delivery, and guide me in the
truth. Teach me to pour forth sweet speech, take me into

thy protection, and suffer me to draw nigh imto thee.

Prayer comes from the intention of the heart, with which I
accept of me with thy benignity.
supplicate thee.
thou all-seeing and most exalted, instruct me in the knowl
edge of arranging prayer, that I may supplicate thee justly,
and not insipidly, to procure pardon and relief for those
who sent me.
purify and perfect the opening of my lips;

and accept the free-will offering of my mouth. May

the form of my words be accounted as an offering and a
present; and the beginning of my prayer as the drink-offer
ing.
Prepare my feet, and save me from stumbling.
Creator, support my steps that I be not cast out of the right
path.
support and strengthen me, that I may not be
weakened or debilitated; accept my words, and suffer me
not to stumble. Preserve me as the apple of the eye from
dread terror; regard my low estate and come to save me.
be gracious to my debilitated congregation, as thou didst
promise to thy prophets, and have mercy on the branch
rectify

thou didst strengthen for thyself.

hast established the tenth day to pardon the undefiled nation, thereon to purifv her impure spots, remove her
ill-favor, and make an end ofner iniquity; so that her judg
ment may be brought forth to light, and be sealed to life.
She is terrified at the sound of the alarm, and hath taken
(Israel), as

Thou

words to rend her evil thoughts, saying, This is my God!

She bows to him with a pure heart, exclaiming, The living,
the living shall shout and praise thee. Her young and old
behold how they all stand
faint because of affliction.
barefooted and robed in white, to glorify thee with holiness,
as the flying seraphim; they depend on thee, who wast the
shield of their principal ancestors; they confide in their
merit, take refuge in thy shadow, and rely on the covenant
of the three patriarchs.
strengthen them to silence their
adversary.
Respect the righteousness of him (Abraham)
who came from the other side of the river, when thou
causest thy sheep (Israel) to pass under the rod; grant them

thy mercy without anger,

by transgression.
sumptuous sins; hearken
passest

thou who art merciful, and

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84

O my God, be

pleased to guard

tongue from evil, and

be thou silent, O my soul,

my

my lips from uttering deceit. And

and grant
to those who curse me

my soul may be
Open my heart to receive

humble

as the dust to every one.

that

my soul may pursue thy commandment.

thy law, that

I beseech thee, frustrate the devices,

ily,

machinations of
grant
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it

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all

for thy holiness

may be
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delivered.

swer me.

May

my heart
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those

name

who imagine

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it

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me

the words of

evil against

for thy right

for thy law

Speed

and destroy the

hand

me.

grant

that thy beloved

with thy right hand and an

my mouth

and the meditations

be acceptable in thy presence, O Lord who

and Redeemer. May he who maketh peace in
!

high heavens, grant peace unto us, and all Israel, and say
ye, Amen. Let it be acceptable before thee, O Lord, our God
and the God of our fathers, that the holy temple may speed
his

ily

be rebuilt in our days

Lord

open thou

and

let

my lips,

our portion be in thy law.

and

my mouth

shall declare

thy praise.

God and the God of our

fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God
of Jacob, the great God powerful and tremendous, the most
Blessed art thou,

Lord

our

high God bountifully dispensing benefits, the Creator of all

things who remembering the pity of the fathers, will send
ti Redeemer to their
posterity for his name s sake in love.
!

According to the institution of the wise and intelligent,

and their instructive knowledge, I will open my mouth with
prayer and supplications, to implore and entreat the pres
who is replete with mercy ; and who par*

ence of the King,

doneth and forgiveth our

iniquities.

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for

tEe"

sin

which we have committed against

thee,

by ecstaey.

Yet for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,

pardon us, and grant us remission.
Also for the sins for which we were obliged to bring a
burnt- offering.
And for the sins for

which we were obliged to bring

sin-offering.

And for the sins for which we were obliged to bring an

offering according to our ability.
And for the sins for which we were obliged to bring a
trespass-offering, either for a certain or doubtful sin.
And for the sins for which we were obliged to suffer

the stripes of contumacy.

And for the sins for which

we were

obliged to suffer

flagellation.

And for the sins for which we have incurred

of death, by the hand of God.
And for the sins for which we have incurred
of extirpation and being childless.
And tor the sins for which we have incurred
of the four kinds of death formerly inflicted
bunal of justice, viz.

the penalty

the penalty

the penalty
by our tri

Stoning, burning, beheading, and strangling ; for trans

gressing affirmative precepts or negative precepts whether
an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those
which are known to us, as those which are unknown to
us, we have already made confession of them before thee,
O Lord, our God and the God of our fathers. And those
which are unknown to us, are known and evident before
thee, as it is said, the secret things belong unto thee, O
Eternal, our God but the revealed things belong unto us,
and our posterity, for ever, to perform all the words of this
law ; for thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who granteth
remission of sins unto the tribes of Jeshurun, in all ages ;
and beside thee, there is none to whom we appeal for
;

pardon and forgiveness.

O my God

before I was formed, I was unworthy ; and

that I have been formed I am as though I had not
been formed ; dust I am in my lifetime, how much more
at my decease.
Behold, I stand before thee, as a vessel
full of shame and confusion.
may it be acceptable in
and the God of my
Eternal, my God
thy presence,
!

now

me, that I sin no more and the sins

which I have already committed against thee, blot out
through thy mercy, but not by thy chastisement and malig
nant sickness.

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MORNING SERVICE.

For the sin which

with evil imagination.

we have committed

against thee
for the sin which we have
committed against thee, either knowingly, or with de

And

liberation.

of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,

and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
denying and lying. And for the sin which we have com

Yet for

pardon

all

us,

mitted against thee, by taking or giving a bribe.

For the sin which we have committed against thee by
scoffing. And for the sin which we have committed against

by calumny.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, in
traffic, and for the sin which we have committed against
thee, in food and drink.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have
extortion and usury.
committed against thee, by immodest discourse.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed
chattering.
thee,

against thee, with the twinkling of our eyes.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
haughty looks. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, with sharnelessness.
God of forgiveness, forgive us,
Yet for all of them,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin which

we have committed

against thee, by litigiousness.

which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we
treachery to our neighbour.
have committed against thee, by envy.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed against
levity.

For the

sin

by our stubbornness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have commit
false-swearing.
ted against thee, by causeless enmity.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
thee,

embezzlement.

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for thou hast

just concerning all that has came upon us
dealt most truly, but we have done wickedly.
:

what shall we say in thy presence, O thou, who dwellabove the Universe ? Or what shall we declare unto
Knowest thou not
thee, who resideth above the skies ?
!

est

the secret things, as well as the revealed ?

all the secrets of the world, and the most
hidden transactions of all living. Thou searchest all the in
ward parts, and examinest the reins and the heart; so that
there is nothing concealed from thee, neither is there
any
all

,
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Thou knowest

thing hidden from thy sight.

O may it

then be acceptable

in thy presence,
Eternal, our God and the God of our
fathers, to pardon all our sins, and forgive all our iniqui
ties, and grant us remission for all our transgressions.
For the sin which we have committed against thee either
!

by compulsion or voluntarily. And for the sin which we

have committed against thee, with a stubborn heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, out
of ignorance.
And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with the utterance of our lips.
For the sin which we have committed against thee with
incestuous lewdness.
And for the sin which we have
conlmitted against thee, either publicly or secretly.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
deliberate deceit. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, with the speech of the mouth.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
oppressing our neighbour. And for the sin which we have
committed
the evil cogitation of the heart.
against thee, by
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
assembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by acknowledging our
sins with our mouth (but do not repent in our heart).
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
despising our parents and teachers. And for the sin which

we have committed

against thee, either presumptuously or

ignorantly.

which we have committed against thee, with

for the sin which we have committed
against thee, by the profanation of thy name.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
defiled lips.
And for the sin which we have committed
For the

violence.

sin

And

against thee, with foolish expressions.

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76

times, evening, morning, and at noon exercised

art good, for thy mercies never fail
thou
art merciful, for thy loving-kindnesses are without end ;
wherefore we put our trust in tliee.

are at

over

all

Thou

us.

And for all these mercies, may thy name, O our King
be continually praised, and exalted for ever and ever.
$

And

vouchsafe to inscribe

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And

happy

all

the children of thy cove-

life.

the living shall for ever give thanks unto thee,

all

and in truth praise thy name. O Omnipotent our salva

tion and help.
Blessed art thou, O Lord for goodness
is
thy name, and unto thee it is proper to give thanks.
!

for
grant abundant peace unto thy people Israel
O King art the Lord of peace and may it please
thee to bless thy people Israel at all times, and at all
Blessed art thou, O Lord who
hours, with thy peace.
blesseth thy people Israel with peace.
;

thou,

In the book of

life, blessing, peace, and honest suste

we, and all thy people, the house of Israel, be
remembered, and written before thee, to a happy life and
Blessed art thou, O Lord who maketh peace.
peace.

nance

may

Our God, and the God of our ancestors, may our prayer
come before thee, and withdraw not thyself from our sup
plications for we are not so shameless of face, or hardened
;

as to declare in thy presence,

Eternal, our
God of our ancestors, that we are righteous,
sinned ; verily, (we confess) wr e have sinned.

God and
!

the

and have not

We have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we have

we have spoken slander, we have committed iniquity,
and have done wickedly we have acted presumptuously
we have committed violence we have framed falsehood
we have counselled evil we have uttered lies we have
scorned; we have rebelled; we have blasphemed; we have
revolted; we have acted perversely; we have transgressed;
we have oppressed we have been stiff-necked we have
we have done abom
acted wickedly we have corrupted
we have gone astray, and have caused others to
inably
err we have turned aside from thy excellent precepts, and
institutions, and which hath not profited us ; but tnou art
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74

blot out, and remove our trans

this day of atonement.
gressions from thy sight ; as it is said, I, even I, am he,
who blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake and
thy sins I will not remember. And it is said, I have made
thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud, and thy sins
like a vapour
return unto me, for I have redeemed thee.
And it is said, for on this day shall he make an atonement
for you to cleanse you ; that
may be clean from all your
;

ye

sins before the Lord.

(On

the Sabbath, say, our

God, and

the God of our fathers, accept our day of rest.)

sanctify
us with thy commandments, and ordain our portion to be in
thy law.
satisfy us with thy goodness, and cause us to
rejoice in thy salvation ; (on the Sal>bath, say, and cause uj
O Lord, our God to inherit thy holy Sabbath, with love
and delight ; and grant that Israel ; who sanctify thy name,
may have rest thereon) and purify our hearts to serve thee
in truth
for thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who
grantest remission of sins to the tribes of Jerusalem, in every
generation ; and besides thee there is none to whom we ap
Lord,
peal for pardon and forgiveness. Blessed art thou,
the King who pardoneth and forgiveth our iniquities, and
the iniquities of his people, the house of Israel, and causeth
our trespasses to pass away annually. King of the whole
earth, who sanctih eth (on the Sabbath, add, the Sabbath,)
Israel, and the day of atonement.

Graciously accept,

Lord, our

God

thy people Israel

and have regard unto their prayers. Restore the service to

the inner part of thine house and accept of the burnt-offer
ing of Israel, and their prayers with love and favour. And
may the service of Israel thy people be ever pleasing to thee.
:

O that our eyes may behold thy return to Zion with

who restoreth his
mercy. Blessed art thou, O Lord
Divine presence unto Zion.
!

reverentially acknowledge that thou art the Lord

the God of our fathers for evermore : thou
art our strength, the support of our life, and the shield of
our salvation ; from generation to generation will we ren
der thanks unto thee, and relate thy praise, for our lives
are ever in thy hand, and our souls always depending on
thy care ; thy miraculous providence, which we daily experience ; and for thy wonders, and thy goodnesses which
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And then the righteous will see it, and rejoice ; the iip^
in song; but iniquity
right be glad, and the saints exalt
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke

when thou

shalt

remove the dominion of wicked

ness from the earth.

Lord thou alone shalt reign over all thy works

Zion, the residence of thy glory and in Jerusa
lem, the city of thy sanctuary ; as it is written in thy holy
word, the Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God, O Zion
from generation to generation. Hallelujah.
Thou art holy, and thy name is tremendous ; and besides
thee there is no God ; as it is written, and the Lord of Hosts
Then,

in

Mount

be exalted in judgment and the holy God shall be

through righteousness. Blessed art thou, O Lord J

shall

sanctified

King
I hou selected us from

holy

all other people, thou didst love

us and was favourable unto us, and exalted us above all
other nations, and thou sanctifieth us with thy command
ments and brought us near, O our King unto thy service
and by thy great and holy name thou called unto us.
And with love, hast thou given us, O Lord, our God (on
the Sabbath, say, the Sabbath-day, for a sanctification and
:

and) this day of atonement, for pardon, forgiveness,

and thereon to pardon all our iniquities (in
love) ; a holy convocation, in commemoration of the de

rest,

and atonement

parture from Egypt.

Our God, and the

God

of our fathers, shall cause our

and come, approach, be seen, accepted,

heard, and be thought on and be remembered in remem
brance of us, and in remembrance of our fathers, in re
membrance of thine anointed Messiah, the son of David
thy servant, and in remembrance of Jerusalem, thy holy
of all thy people, thy house of
city, and in commemoration
Israel, before thee, to a good issue with favour, with grace,
with compassion, and with happy and peaceable life, on
to ascend,
prayers

Kemember us thereon, O Lord,

this day of atonement.
our God, for good and think on us with a blessing, and
save us, that we may enjoy a happy life ; and by the words
of salvation and mercy, spare us.
Have compassion on us,
and save us. for unto thee our eyes are fixed for thou O
God art a merciful and gracious King.
Our God and the God of our fathers, O pardon our in*
(on the Sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and) on
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open thou

my lips, and my mouth

shall declare

thy praise.
Blessed art thou, O Lord our God, and the God of our
fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the
!

of Jacob, the great God powerful and tremendous,

the most high God bountifully dispensing benefits, the
Creator of all things ; who, remembering the piety of the
fathers, will send a Kedeemer to their posterity for his
name s sake in love.
Remember us unto life, O King thou who delighteth
in life, and write us in the book of life for thy sake, O God
of life. O King, thou art our Supporter, Saviour and Pro
Blessed art thou, O Lord, the shield of Abraham.
tector.
Thou, O Lord art forever powerful ; th^u restorest life
to the dead, and art mighty to save.
Sustaining by thy benevolence the living, and by thine
abundant mercies animating the dead
supporting those
that fall, healing the sick, setting at liberty those that are
in bonds, and performing thy faithful words unto those
Who is like unto thee, O Lord !
that sleep in the dust.
most mighty? or who may be compared with thee, the
King who killeth and again restoreth life, and causeth sal
vation to flourish.
Who is like unto thee, O merciful father who in mercy

God

remembereth thy creatures

Thou
thou,

to life.

art also faithful to revive the dead.

LORD,

who

Blessed art

reviveth the dead.

Thou art holy, and holy is thy name,

Selah.
praise thee daily.
Lord,
And, therefore, extend thy fear,

and the

saints

Our God over

O
thy works, and thy dread over all thou hast created
that all thy works may fear thee, and all creatures bow
down before thee so that they may all form one band to
perform thy will with an upright heart, and be all con
that dominion appervinced, as we are, O Lord, our God
taineth unto thee, that strength is in thy hand, might in
thy right hand, and that thy name is tremendous over all
thou hast created.
And therefore, O Lord grant honour unto thy people
applause unto those who fear thee ; a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee, and confidence unto those who wait
for thee joy unto thy land, gladness unto thy city, a re
vival of the kingdom of thy servant David, and an ordina

all

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of renewed

anointed, speedily

splendour to the eon of Jesse, thine

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our King, and the King of our fathers ; our Redeemer, and
the Redeemer of our fathers our Rock and the Rock of OUT
salvation. Our Redeemer and Deliverer ; this is thy name
from everlasting there is no other God besides thee.
;

Lord, hast "been the help of our fathers from

everlasting a Shield and a Saviour unto their children af
ter them Siroughout all generations.
Thy throne is in the
invisible height of the universe, and thy judgments and
righteousness extend unto the remotest boundaries of the
earth. Happy is that man who hearkeneth unto thy com

Thou,

mandments, nnd layeth up thy law and word in his heart.

Verily, thou art the Lord of thy people, and a mighty
King to plead their cause. Indeed, thou art the first, an.d
thou art the last, and besides thce, we have neither King,
Redeemer, nbr Saviour. O Lord our God, thou didst re
deem us from Egypt, and didst deliver us from the house
of bondage. All their first born didst thou slay, but thy
first born didst thou redeem ; thou didst divide the Red
Sea, but didst drown the proud thy beloved people passed
through the sea, but the waters covered their enemies, so
For this the beloved prai
that not one of them escaped.
sed and glorified thce, O God and the dearly beloved ut
;

tered psalms, songs, and praises ; blessings and thanksgiv

ings unto thee, O King living and eternal God high and
exalted, great and tremendous ; he who casteth down the
proud, and exaltetli the humble ; who delivereth prisoners,
redeemeth the meek, and helpeth the poor ; ana who anI

swereth his people when they supplicate him. Praise be

to the most hign God, blessed and ever blessed be he
Moses, and the children of Israel, sang a song unto thee
with great joy and they all said
Who is like unto thee, O Lord, among the mighty ? Who
:

is

like thee, glorious in holiness,

tremendous in

praises,

working miracles.
Those who were redeemed, sang a new song unto thy
great name, upon the sea-shore, they all unanimously prais
shaU
ed, and acknowledged thee King, and said, the Lord
reign forever and ever.
O thou who art the Rock of Israel, arise, and help Israel
and redeem, according to thy promise, Judah and Israel.
One of Israel
Our Redeemer, the Lord of Hosts the
is his name. Blessed art thou, O Lord, who hath redeemed

Israel

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66

Lord s wrath will be kindled against you, and he will shut

up the heavens that there be no rain, and the land will not
yield her fruit, and ye shall perish quickly from off the
goodly land which the Lord giveth you. Therefore shall
ye lay up these words in your heart and in your soul, and
bind them for a sign upon your hand, and they shall be
frontlets between your eyes.
And ye shall teach them to
your children, speaking of them when thou sittest in thy
house and when thou walkest by the way, when thou liest
down and when thou risest up. And thou shalt write them
upon the door-posts of thy house, and upon thy gates. That
your days and the days of your children may be multiplied
in the land which the Lord swore unto your fathers to give
them, as the days of heaven upon earth.

And the Lord spoke unto Moses, saying, Speak unto the
children of Israel, and bid them to make themselves fringes
in the borders of their garments throughout their genera
tions, and that they put upon the fringes of the borders a
thread of blue. And it shall be unto you for a fringe that
ye may look upon it, and remember all the commandments
of the Lord, and do them; and that ye seek not after the
inclinations of your heart, and the delight of your eyes,
in the pursuit of which ye have been led astray. That ye
may remember and do

all my commandments, and be holy

unto your God. I am the Lord your God, who brought
you out of the land of Egypt to be your God. I am the
Lord your God.

True and certain, firm and stable, right and faithful,

and dear, desirable and pleasant, reverent and ex
cellent, regular and acceptable, good and beautiful is this
word unto us for ever and ever. It is true that the everlas^ing God is our King; the Rock of Jacob and Shield
of salvation. He endureth from generation to generation,
his name also abideth, his thone is established, and his
His words also are
kingdom and truth endure forever.
living, permanent, faithful and desirable forever, even unto
all ages, as well as those which he hath
spoken concerning
our fathers, as those concerning us, our children, our gen
erations and the generations of the seeql of Israel thy
It is all a good and
servants, both the first and the last.
sure word forever, spoken in truth and faithfulness, and
lovely

is

a statute that shall not pass away.

It

is

true that

thou art the Lord our God! and the God of our fathers

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MORNING SERVICE.

Lord our God! and

With great love thou loved us,
with thy great compassion thou hast abundance of pity on
our Father, our King! for the sake of our fathers
us.
who trusted in thee, to whom thou didst teach the statutes
our Father, Father
of life, shalt thou favor and teach us.
of compassion that compassionateth,* have compassion on
our hearts understanding
us, we beseech thee, and grant

we may comprehend, hear, learn, teach, observe,

with
perform and establish all the learning of thy law
cleave our
love, and enlighten our eyes in thy law, and
unite our hearts to love
hearts in thy commandments.
and fear thy name, that we may not be abashed for ever
more; for in thy holy, great and tremendous name we
trust: we will be glad and rejoice in thy salvation when
thou bringest us with peace from the four corners of the
for
earth, and conductest us with uprightness to our land,
thou art Almighty that workest salvation. Thou hast pre
ferred us from among all people and languages, and put
us near unto thy great name (Selah), with truth to give
unto thee with love.
praise unto thee, and to be united
Lord! who has chosen his people Israel
Blessed art thou,
with love.
Blessed
Israel! the Lord our God is one God.
Hear,
be the name of the glory of his kingdom for evermore. And
thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thine heart, and
with all thy soul, and with all thy might, and these words
which I command thee this day shall be in thine heart.
And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children
and shalt talk of them when thou sittest in thine house, and
when thou walkest by the way, and when thou liest down
and when thou risest up. And thou shalt bind them for a
sign upon thine hand, and they shall be as frontlets between
thine eyes. And thou shalt write them upon the door-posts
of thy house, and on thy gates.
And it shall come to pass if ye shall hearken diligently
unto my commandments which I command you this day,
to love the Lord your God, and to serve him with all your
heart and with all your soul, that I will give you the rain
of your land in its due season; the first rain and the latter
rain, that thou mayest gather in thy corn, thy wine and
thine oil; and I will send grass in thy fields for thy cattle,
that thou mayest eat and be satisfied. Take heed to your
selves that your heart be not deceived, and ye turn aside
For then the
and serve other gods and worship tnem.

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The Holy, will make the sins of his peculiar people as

white as snow. Blessed be the name, etc.
thou who art holy, pardon the transgressions of thy
people Israel. Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, hath appointed one day in the year for an
atonement. Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, pardoneth and forgiveth his congregation.
Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, whose divine presence appeared on the summit
of the mountain (Sinai). Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, forgiveth and is beneficent to those who fear
him. Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, will pardon iniquity, and will not awaken all
his wrath. Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, will graciously remove our transgressions.
Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, will accept for our penance the fast of the
tenth day. Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy, saints glorify his holiness. Blessed be the
etc.

name,

The Holy,

is

is most merciful and most

gracious, and there
none besides him. Blessed be the name, etc.

The Holy, dwell eth in heaven, in his established abode.

Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy Tarshishim declare his glory. Blessed be the
name,

etc.

And

the angels shall sing, the cherubs glorify, the sera

exult in song, and the angels bless the Lord; and the
face of every angel, ophan and cherub, also the seraphim:
opposite each other, they sing praise and say, Blessed be the
glory of the Lord from his residence.

phim

To the blessed God pleasant songs shall be given; to the

King, the living and ever existing God, psalms shall be said
and praises be heard, for he alone worked mighty, maketh
new things, master of battles, sower of righteousness, raiser
iip of salvation, creator of medicine, tremendous in praises,
Lord of wonders, who reneweth with his goodness daily
and constantly the works of the creation, as it is writ
ten, to him that made great lights, for his mercy endureth
for ever.
shine forth a new light on Zion, that we may
all speedily behold its light.
Blessed art thou,
Lord! the
Former

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60

Be thou

our Former, our Ki-ig, our

blessed,

Redeem

the Creator of holiness, be thy name praised forever.

our King, who formed ministers all which minister un
to thee,
in the
of the universe, who cause
heights
standing
their voices to be heard with terror
together, with words
to thee who art the living God and
everlasting King for
ever. They are all lovely, all pure all mighty, arid all
performing with terror and fear, the pleasure of their
Creator ; and all open their mouth in holiness, with puri
ty, with songs and with psalmody, they bless and praise.
glorify and strengthen, sanctify and proclaim, the name
of the Almighty Kino*
great, strong, and tremendous,
holy is he ; and they all receive (he yoke of the kingdom
of heaven upon them, one from the other and give
power
one to the other, to sanctify their Creator with a quiet
mind, pure lips, and with holy sweetness, they all answer
as one, and say with terror,
er

Lord of Hosts, the whole earth ia

Holy, Holy, Holy,
of thy glory.
Blessed be the name of his glorious majesty his majes
ty is in the midst of the assembly of my congregation, his
is my confidence
to him 1 supplicate to pardon the
^lory
iniquity of my sin and on the last-day of atonement he will
full

gratify

me,

for

he

will answer,

and

say, I

have pardoned.

The Holy, he is Omnipotent in his exalted

Blessed be the name of his glorious majesty.
The Holy hath founded, his pardon on

habitation

repentance.
Blessed be the name, etc.
The Holy revealed the secret of his law to his people.
Blessed be the name, etc.

The Holy

rejoices

when

are worthy of pardon.

kingdom,

the sheep of his pasture (Israel)

Blessed be the name, etc. His

etc.

The Holy pardoneth his people.

etc. The Holy, his people speak of
ed be the name, etc.
The Holy remembei-eth with his
ujd be the name, etc.

Blessed be the name,

his

omnipotence. Ble-

love, his people.

Bie*

TEe Holy delighteth in the affliction of tie soul of hii

Blessed be the name, etc.
pious people.
The Holy cleanseth the unclean with the water of bin
Blessed be the rjame, etc.
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abundance of thy mercy have compassion on us.

Lord,
thou art our strength, the rock of our fortress, the shield of
our salvation, be thou our defence. The blessed God is om
niscient; he hath iuade and established the radiance of
the
tjie sun; he who is gootl hath formed that which is for
glory of his name; he hath encircled with luminaries the. seat
of his strength; chiefs of holy bands extolling the Almighty,
continually declare the glory of God, and his holiness.
Blessed be thou,
Lord, our God, for all the praiseworthy
works of thy hands, and for the bright luminaries which
thou hast formed;
they shall glorify thee forever.
red by the

goodness
encircle

of every soul breathing; his power and

the universe. Knowledge and understandingwho exalteth himself above the angels, and is

mouth

fill

him

adorned with glory on his heavenly seat. Purity and rec

titude are before his throne; kindness and mercy complete
his glory. The luminaries which our God created are good
for he formed them with knowledge, understanding, and
wisdom; he hath endued them with power and might, to
bear rule in the world. They are filled with splendor, and
;

radiate brightness; their splendor is graceful throughout

the world. They rejoice when going forth, and are glad at
their return; and with reverential awe perform the will of
their Creator; they ascribe glory and majesty to his name,
joy and song to the commemoration of his kingdom. He
called the sun, and it rose in resplendent light; .at his look

the moon assumed its varying form. The whole heavenly

host ascribe praise unto him; the seraphim, ophanim, and
holy angels ascribe glory and majesty.
We will give praise to God, who rested from all his works
on the seventh day; he exalted himself, and sat on his
majestic throne. With honor did he adorn the day of rest,
and called the sabbath-day a day of delight. This is the
glory of the seventh day: the Omnipotent rested thereon
from all his work; and the seventh day therefore praiseth
Therefore
itself with a psalm and song for the sabbath.

whom God

hath formed shall glorify and bless him; they

honor and glory unto the King who
hath formed all things, and who, through his holiness,
causeth his people Israel to inherit rest on the holy sabbath.
Lord, our God, shall be sanctified, and thy
Thy name,
our King, be glorified in the heavens above,
memorial,
and on the earth beneath.
all

shall ascribe praise,

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sin; refine us as silver purified seven times.

pardon, etc.
us nigh to thy salvation, for the merit of the two
young roes (Moses and Aaron), even those who proclaim
the sanctification of the day of atonement feed us as afore

Draw

thou most merci

and enlighten our countenance:
We
ful, be attentive, grant our request, and delay not.
have sinned, etc. We have poured out our anxious hearts
as water; that thou who searchest the hearts mayest en
lighten our morning prayer with pardon. Cleanse us, and
we shall be purified on the day of expiation;
hearken,
when we exclaim, Pardon us, we beseech thee, and say, I
have pardoned.
pardon a holy people, on this holy
thou who art most high and holy.
day,
Who with mercy enlighteneth the whole earth, and those
who dwell therein: and in his goodness, every day, constantly
reneweth the work of his creation. How great are thy
Lord, in wisdom hast thou made them all; the
works,
time,

earth

who
the

full of thy possessions.

Thou art the only King,
extolled, praised, glorified, and exalted, ever since
creation.
Thou art the everlasting God in the
is

is

All beings give thanks unto thee; they, all praise thee,
and every one declares that there is none holy like the Lord.
thou who formest all things.
They all extol thee forever,
God, who daily openest the portals of the gates of the east,
and cleavest the windows of the firmament;* bringest forth
the sun from its place, and the moon from the place of its
residence, and enlightenest the universe and all its inhab
itants, which thou didst create, according to thy attribute
of mercy.
Thou, who with mercy illuminated the earth
those who dwell therein; and in thy goodness every day
constantly renewest the work of the creation. Thou art the
only king to be extolled, praised, glorified, and exalted,
ever since the creation. Thou art the everlasting God! in
thine abundant mercy have compassion on us;
Lord!
thou art our strength, the rock of ouriortress, the shield of
our salvation, be thou our defence. There is none to be
compared with thee, nor is there any besides thee; there
is no other save thee, and who is like unto thee?
There is
none to be compared with thee,
Lord, our God, in this
our King, in a future
world; nor is there any besides thee,
state.
There is no other save thee,
OUT Redeemer! in the
days of the Messiah; and who will be like thee,0 our Saviour!
at the resurrection of the dead?
God is the Lord of all productions; he is praised and ado-

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pardon an holy people, on this holy day, O thou whi

most high and noiy.
We have sinned against thee, our Rock forgive us,

art

our Creator.
didst aforetime teach on the day of atonement how
thee ; light and pardon didst thon promise to the
people whom thon didst redeem. When thou didst forgive
the iniquities and sins of the congregation ; on this day the
tenth day of the month didst thou also promise them the

Thou

to entreat

tabernacle of testimony.
O pardon, etc. The sins then
prevailed in Israel when this day drew near, they suppli
cated him who pardoneth and forgiveth ; and with repent
ance approached him who formeth the light, and is ready to
:

We

Mayest thou also grant me

and at this time answer,
enlighten our eyes, and pass

have sinned, etc.

forgiveness, thou source of light

pardon.

and say, I have pardoned. O

by our transgression and do not slay those who sin through
O pardon,
ignorance, as those who sin presumptuously.
etc.
We have acted presumptuously, and done wickedly
;

but thou art just

all that is come upon us. We
concerning
have sinned against thee, O Sovereign of the universe edify
us with thy divine light, that we may not depart ashamed.
We have sinned, etc. O thou who art good, and ready to
pardon, righteousness is thine: cleanse us in thy fountain.
thou who art clothed with righteousness. Day and night
do we in prayer pour forth our heart and soul O cause the
light of expiation to shine on our afflicted soul. O pardon,
etc.
Be gracious unto us when thon dost search our secret
:

works, and in mercy forgive the iniquities of those who have

been borne by thee; that we may walk in the light of thv
countenance, and not depart empty from thy presence this
have sinned, etc. O make the sins of thy people
day.
white as snow, for the fountain of life and mercy is with
theo: we therefore come to address thee, who rememberest
the covenant; guide us with thy light, as thou didst him
O pardon,
(Elijah), who was hid by the broot Cherith.
etc. O Lord
who pardonest the sheep of thy pasture (Is
rael) cover us with thy light, as thou didst him (Moses),
when he beheld the rays of thy glory. Answer us, O out
father in our deep affliction, and cause Israel, who are
compared to the rose of the valley, to glisten as the morning
star (Venus).
have sinned, etc. Open the gate (of hea
we supplicate
ven) for us, that onr prayer may ascend
thou who d wellest on high. C.eanseui
hy presence.
orn our impurity, that we may receive no mjnry from otu

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the

God

of our fathers, sung and

praiie,

hymns anc

pgalms, might and dominion, victory and power, greatness,

adoration, glory, holiness and majesty ; blessings ana
thanksgivings are thine from henceforth unto everlasting
Blessed art thou, O Lord Almighty King, great with
praises, Almighty to be adored, Lord of wonders, who hast
accepted songs of psalmody, King, Almighty, who liveei
1

tern ally.

may the mighty power of the Lord be now magnified,

thou hast declared, saying, O Lord! remember thy
fender mercies, and thy loving-kindnesses, for they havt
been of old.
May his great name be exalted, and sanctified through
out the world, which he hath created, according to me
will.
May he establish his kingdom in our life-time, and
in the life-time of the whole house of Israel
soon, and
in a short time, and say ye, Amen.

as

May

his great

name be

blessed,

and

glorified foi

ever and ever.

name be

his hallowed

praised, glorified, exalted,

blessed
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magnified, honoured, and most excellently adored

is he far exceeding all blessings, hymns, praises and

beatitudes, that are repeated throughout the world ; and

ay ye, Amen.

Head. Bless ye the Lord,

who

is

ever blessed.

He
ed,

shall

be blessed, prais
extolled and

glorified,

exalted, the name of the suthe preme .King of kings, holy

for- be his name, for he is the
first, and the last, and with
out him there is no other
Eter- God.
Blessed art thou,
Extol him that rideth
the heavens by his
cal, pur God! King of the upon
[Juniverse ! Former of light name JAH, and rejoice beand Creator of darkness, fore him, for his name is
Maker of peace, and Creator exalted above all blessings
of all things.
and praises ; blessed be the
name of the glory of hifi
kingdom for evermore; and let the name of God be
blessed from henceforth to eternity.

Cong. Blessed *be

Lord, who is blessed
ever and evermore.

Even the Eternal

life.

li^ht
light

He commanded

in the treasure of ever lasting

from larkneeo, and

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forsake us not in future.

Therefore the members of which

us, the spirit and soul which thou hast

breathed into us, and the tongue thou hast placed in our

thou hast formed

lo! they shall worship, bless, praise, glorify, extol,

reverence, sanctify, and ascribe sovereign power unto thy

mouths;

name, our King! every mouth shall adore thee, and every
tongue shall swear unto thee; unto thee every knee shall
bend; every rational being shall worship thee; every heart
shall revere thee; the inward part and reins shall sing praise
unto thy name: as it is written all my bones shall say,
Lord! who is like unto thee? who delivereth the weak
from him that is too strong for him; the poor and needy
from their oppressor; who is like unto thee? who is equal
T.nto thee? who can be compared unto thee? great, mighty
;md tremendous God! most high God! possessor of heaven
and earth! We will praise, adore, .glorify, and bless thy

name;
that

is

David Bless the Lord,

within me, bless his holy name.

so saith

God! who

my

soul!

and

all

mighty in thy strength! who art great

name
L mighty for ever, tremendous by thy
by thy glorious
fearful acts. The King! who sittcth on the high and exalted
art

most exalted, and holy is his

written, rejoice in the Lord,
ye righteous,
for to the just praise is comely.
With the mouth of the
upright shalt thou be praised; blessed with the lips of the
tin-one, inhabiting eternity,

name; and

it is

righteous; extolled with the tongue of the pious; by a choir

of saints shalt thou be sanctified.

And in the congregation of many thousands of thy people,

the house of Israel, shall thy name,
our King! be glorified
in song, throughout all generations; for such is the duty of
Lord, our God! and
every created being, towards thee,
the God of our fathers, to render thanks, to praise, extol,
glorify,, exalt, ascribe glory, bless, magnify, and adore thee,
with all the songs and praises of thy servant David, the son
of Jesse, thine anointed.
May thy name be praised for ever, our King! the
Almighty, the King, the great, and holy, in heaven and upon
Lord! our God, and
earth; for unto thee appertained,

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our King! thou art God from eternity to
memorial,
eternity; besides thee, we acknowledge neither king, redeemer
or saviour; thou redeemest, deliverest, maintainest, and hast
compassion over us, in all times of trouble and distress;
we have no king but thee. Thou art God of the first, and
God of the last, the God of all creatures; the Lord of all
productions: the Lord adored with all manner of praise;
who governeth the Universe with tenderness, and thy
Lo! the Lord neither slumbereth
creatures with mercy.
nor sleepeth, but rouseth those who sleep, awakeneth those
who slumber; causeth the dumb to speak; looseth those
that are bound; supporteth the fallen; and raiseth up
those who droop; and, therefore, thee alone do we worship.
Although our mouths are filled with melodious songs, as
the drops of the sea; our tongues with shouting, as the
roaring billows thereof; our lips with praise, like the wideextended firmament: our eyes with sparkling brightness,
sun and moon; our hands extended like the tower
ing eagles; and our feet as the hinds for swiftness; we, never
theless, are incapable of rendering sufficient thanks unto
Lord, our God, and the God of our Fathers! or to
thee,
bless thy name, for one of the innumerable benefits which
thou hast conferred on us and our ancestors. For thou,
Lord, our God, didst redeem us from Egypt, and release us
from the house of bondage, in time of famine didst thou
sustain us; and in plenty didst thou nourish us.
Thou
like the

from the sword; saved us from pestilence;

and from many sore and heavy diseases hast thou with
drawn us. Hitherto thy tender mercies have supported us
and thy kindness hath not forsaken us.
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proudly against them: so didst thoi\ get

thee a name, as it is this day. And thou didst divide the
sea before them, so that they went through the midst of the
sea on the dry land, and their persecutors thou threwest into
the deep, as a stone into the mighty waters.

tliat tliey dealt

Thus the Lord saved

Israel that

day out of the hand of

.the Egyptians: and Israel saw the Egyptians dead upon the
sea shore. And Israel saw that great work which the Lord

did upon .the Egyptians: and the people feared the Lord,
and believed the Lord, and his servant Moses.

Then sang Moses and the children of Israel this song unto
the Lord, and spoke, saying, I will sing unto the Lord, for
he hath triumphed gloriously: the horse and his rider hath
lie thrown into the sea.
The Lord is my strength and song:
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God, and I will prepare

him a habitation: my father s God, and I will exalt him.

The Lord is a man of war the Lord is his name. Pharaoh s
:

and his hosts hath he cast into the sea: his chosen
captains also are drowned in the Eed Sea. The depths have
covered them they sank into the bottom as a stone
Thy
Lord! is become glorious in power: thy right
right hand,
Lord! hath dashed in pieces the enemy. And in
hand,
the greatness of thine excellency thou hast overthrown
them that rose up against thee: thou didst sent forth thy
And with the
wrath, which consumed them as, stubble.
chariots

blast of thy nostrils the waters were gathered, together,

the floods stood upright as an heap, and the depths were
sea.
The enemy said, I will
pursue, I will overtake, I will divide the spoil; my lust
shall be satisfied upon, them; I will draw my sword, my
hand shall destroy them. Thou didst blow with thy wind,
the sea covered them: fhey sank as lead in the mighty waters.
Who is like unto thee, Lord! amongst the gods? who is
like thee, glorious in holiness, fearful in praises, doing
wonders? Thou stretchest out thy right hand, the earth
swallowed them.
Thou in thy mercy hast led forth the
people which thou hast redeemed: thou hast guided them
in thy strength unto thy holy habitation.
The people shall
hear, and.be afraid; sorrow shall take hold on the inhabitants
of Palestine.
Then the dukes of Edom shall be amazed;
the mighty men of Moab, trembling, shall take hold upon
them; all the inhabitants of Canaan shall melt away. Fear

congealed in the heart of the

and dread

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the judgments writ ton:

Praise ye the Lord.

this

Praise ye the Lord. Praise

in the firmament of his

honor have

all

his saints

God

in his sanctuary,
praise
Praise him" for his
power.
mighty acts; praise him according to -his excellent greatness
Praise him with the sound of the
trumpet: praise him with
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Praise him with the timbrel and
harp.
dance; praise him with stringed instruments and
organs.
Praise him upon the loud
cymbals; praise him upon the highsounding cymbals. Let every thin that hath breath, praise
the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.

him

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Blessed is the Lord for evermore. Amen and

Amen
Blessed be the Lord out of
Zion, who dwelleth at Jerusalem
Hallelujah! praise ye the Lord. Blessed be the Lord God,
the God of Israel! who
only doeth wondrous things, and
blessed be bis glorious name for ever; and let the whole
earth be filled with his
Amen and Amen.
glory.

And David

blessed the Lord before all the

congregationand David said, blessed be
thou, Lord God of Israel, our
for
ever
and
ever.
Father,
Lord! is the greatness,
Thine,
and the power, and the
glory, and the victory, and the
majesty: for all that isun the heaven and in the earth is
thine: thine is the kingdom,
Lord! and thou art exalted
as head above all.
Both riches and honor come of thee,
and thou reignest over all, and in thine hand is
power and
might; and in thine hand it is to make great, and to give
strength unto all. Now, therefore, our God, we thank thee,
and praise thy glorious name.Thou, even thou, art Lord
alone; thou hast made heaven, the heaven of heavens with
all their host, the earth and all
things that are therein, the
seas and all that is therein, and
thou, preservest them all,
and the host of heaven worshippeth thee. Thou art the

Lord our God, who didst chose Abram, and

broughtest him
forth out of Ur, of the Chaldees, and
gavest him the name
of Abraham: and didst find his heart faithful before thee.

And madest a covenant with him, to give the land of the

Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, and the Perizzites,
and the Jebusites, and the Girgashites, to
give it, I say,
to his seed, and hast
performed thy words, for thou art
righteous; and didst see the affliction of our fathers in
Egypt, and didst hear their cry by the Red Sea and shewed
signs and wonders upon Pharaoh, and on all his servants,
and on all the people of his land; for thou knewest
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Praise the Lord,

Jerusalem! piahe thy God,

Zion,
hath strengthened the bars of thy gate: he hath
blessed thy children within thee. He maketh
peace in thy
borders and filleth thee with the finest of the wheat. He
sendeth forth his commandment upon earth his word run
neth very swiftly. He giveth snow like wool; he scattereth

For

lie

the hoar-frost like ashes.

He casteth forth his ice like
morsels; who can stand before his cold? he sendeth out his
word, and melteth them; he causeth his wind to blow, and
the waters flow.
He sheweth his word unto Jacob, his
statutes and his judgments unto Israel. He hath not dealt
so with any nation: as for his
judgments, they have not
known them. Praise ye the Lord.
Praise ye the Lord. Praise ye the Lord from the heavens:
Praise ye him all his angels:
praise him in the heights.
Praise ye him sun and moon:
praise ye him all his hosts.
praise him all ye stars of light. Praise him ye heavens of
heavens, and ye waters that be above the heavens; let them
praise the name of the Lord; for he commanded, and they
were created. He hath also established them for ever and
ever; he hath made a decree which shall not pass.
Praise
Hie Lord from the earth, ye dragons and all
Eire
deeps.
and hail, snow and vapour, stormy wind fulfilling his word.
"

Mountains and
Beasts and all

all

hills,

fruitful

trees

and

all

cedars.

creeping things, and flying fowls.

Kings of the earth, and all people; princes, and all judges
of the earth. Both young men and maidens, old men and
children. Let them praise the name of the Lord: for his
name alone is excellent, his glory is above the earth and
heaven. He also exalteth the horn of his people, the
praise
of all his saints; even of the children of Israel, a
people
near unto him. Praise ye the Lord.
Praise ye the Lord. Sing unto the Lord a new song, and
his praise in the congregation of saints.
Let Israel rejoice
in him that made him: let the children of Zion be
joyful in
/their King.
Let them praise his name in the dance; let
them sing praise s unto him with the timbrel and harp. For
the Lord taketh pleasure in his people; he will beautify the
meek with salvation. Let the saints be joyful in glory: let
them sing alond upon their beds. Let the high praises of
Cod be in their mouth, and a two-edged sword in their
hand: to execiite vengeance upon the heathen, and punish
ments upon the people; to bind their kings with chains,
and their nobles with fetters of iron, to execute upon them
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openest thine hand; and satisfieth the desire of every

The Lord is righteous in all his ways, and
tying thing.
holy in all his works. The Lord is nigh unto all them that
He will
cjall upon him, to all that call upon him in truth.
fulfill the desire of them that fear him: he also will hear
The Lord preserveth all
their cry, and will save them.
them that love him; but the wicked will he destroy. My
mouth shall speak the praise of the Lord: and let all flesh
And as for us, we
bless his holy name for ever and ever.
will bless the Lord from this time forth, and for evermore.
Hallelujah! praise ye the Lord.
Praise ye the Lord. Praise the Lord,
my soul. While

Thou
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live, will I bless the Lord; I will sing praises unto my

God, while I have any being. Put not your trust in princes,
nor in the son of man, in whom there is no help. His breath
goeth forth, lie returneth to his earth: in that very day
his thoughts perish.
Happy is he that hath the God of
Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the Lord his God:
who made heaven and earth, the sea and all that therein
I

is: who keepeth truth for ever, who executeth judgment for
the -oppressed: who giveth food to the hungry. The Lord
looseth the prisoners: the Lord openeth the eyes of the
blind: the Lord raiseth them that are bowed down: the
the Lord preserveth the
Lord loveth the righteous
strangers: he relieveth the fatherless and the widow: but
the way of the wicked he turneth upside down. The Lord
Zion! unto all
shall reign for ever; even thy God,
generations. Praise ye the Lord.
.

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Praise ye the Lord: for it is good to sing praise unto

our God; for it is pleasant, and praise is comely. The
Lord doth build up Jerusalem, he gathered together the
He healeth the broken in heart, and
outcasts of Israel.
bindeth up their wounds. He telleth the number of the
Great is our
stars: he calleth them all by their names.

Lord, and of great power: his understanding is infinite.

The Lord lifteth up the meek: he easteth the wicked down
to the ground: sing unto the Lord with thanksgiving: singpraise upon the harp unto our God: who covereth the
heaven with clouds, who prepareth rain for the earth, who
inaketh grass to grow upon the mountains; He giveth to the
He
beast his food, and to the young ravens which cry.
delighteth not in the strength of the horse; he taketh not
The Lord taketh pleasure
pleasure in the legs of a man.
in them that fear him, and in those that hope in his mercy.

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the Lord hath governed King, and the Lord shall reign for
ever and ever, the Lord is King for over and ever: the
heathen arc perished out of his land. The Lord bringeth
the counsel of the heathen to naught: he maketh the devices
of the people of none effect. There are many devices in a
man s heart; nevertheless the counsel of the Lord, that
shall stand.
The counsel of the Lord standeth for ever,
the thoughts of his heart to all generations. For he
spoke,

and it was done; he commanded, and it was done; he com

manded, and it stood fast. For the Lord hath chosen Zion:
he hath desired it for his habitation; for the Lord hath
chosen Jacob unto himself, and Israel for his peculiar
treasure. For the Lord will not cast oft his
people, neither
will he forsake his inheritance; but he
being full of compas
sion forgiveth iniquity, and destroyeth not;
yea, many a time
turneth he his anger away, and stirreth not up all his wrath.

Save, Lord! and answer us,

King! in the day of our

calling.

are they that dwell in thy house: they will bealways praising thee. Selah.
Happy is that people that
is in such a case:
yea, happy is that people whose God is

Happy

the Lord.

DAVID

S PSALM OF PRAISE.
I will extol thee, my God,
King! and I will bless thy name for ever and ever. Every
day will I bless thee, and I will praise thy name for ever
and ever. Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised;
and his greatness is unsearchable. One generation shall
praise thy works to another, and shall declare thy mighty
acts.
I will speak of the glorious honor of
thy majesty,
and of thy wondrous works. And men shall speak of the
might of thy terrible acts: and I will declare thy greatness.

abundantly utter the memory of thy great good

sing of thy righteousness. The Lord is
gracious and full of compassion: slow to anger and of great
The Lord is good to all, and his tender mercies
mercy.
are over all his works. All thy works shall
praise thee,
Lord! and thy saints shall bless thee.
They shall speak
of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of thy
power. To
make known to the sons of men his mighty acts, and the
glorious majesty of his kingdom. Thy kingdom is an ever
lasting kingdom, and thy dominion endureth throughout all
generations. The Lord upholdeth all that fall, and raiseth
up all those that be bowed down. The eyes of all wait upon
thee, and tliou givest them their meat in cine season.

They

shall

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tiling to give thanks unto the Lord and to sing praises

unto thy name,
Most High! to shew forth thy loving
kindness in the morning, and thy faithfulness every night
upon an instrument of ten strings, and upon the psaltery;
upon the harp with a .solemn sound. For thou, Lord hast
made me glad through thy work: I will triumph in the
works of thy hands.
Lord! how great are thy works?
and thy thoughts are very deep. A brutish man knoweth
not; neither doth a fool understand this. When the wicked
spring up as the grass, and when all the workers of iniquity
do flourish: is it that they shall be destroyed for ever. But
For lo, thine
thou, Lord! art Most High for evermore.
Lord! for lo, thine enemies shall perish: all the
enemies,
workers of iniquity shall be scattered. But mine horn shalt
thou exalt like the horn of a unicorn: I shall be anointed
with fresh oil.
Mine eye also shall see my desire on mine
enemies: and mine ears shall hear my desire of the wicked
that rise up against me. The righteous shall flourish like
the palm-tree; he shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon.
Those that be planted in the house of the Lord, shall
flourish in the courts of our God.
They shall still bringforth fruit in old age: they shall be fat and
flourishing;
to shew that the Lord is upright: he is my rock, and there is
no unrighteousness in him.
The Lord reigneth, he is clothed with majesty, the Lord
is clothed with
strength wherewith he hath girded himself
the world also- is established, that it cannot be moved. Thy
throne is established of old: thou art from everlasting. The
floods have lifted up,
Lord! the floods have lifted up their
voice: the floods lift up their waves.
The Lord on high, is
mightier than the noise of many waters, yea, than the mighty
waves of the sea. Thy. testimonies are very sure: holiness
beeometh thine house,
Lord! for ever.
The -glory of the Lord shall endure for ever: the Lord
Blessed be the name of the Lord,
rejoiceth in his works.
from this time forth and for evermore. From the rising of
the sun unto the going down of the same, the Lord s name
is to be praised.
The Lord is high above all nations and
his glory above the heavens. Thy name,
Lord! endureth
for ever, and thy memorial,
Lord! throughout all
The Lord hath prepared his throne in the
generations.
heavens: and his. kingdom ruletli over all. Let the heavens
be glad, and let the earth rejoice: and let men say
among the nations, the Lord roigneth. The Lord is King

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Og, king of Bashan: for his mercy cndureth for ever.

gave their lands for an heritage: for his mercy
cndureth for ever.
Kven an heritage unto .Israel Jiis servant: for his. mercy

endureth for ever.

Who remembered us in our low estate: for his mercy

cndureth for ever. And hath redeemed us from our enemies;
for his mercy endureth for ever.
Whogivcthfood toall flesh: forhis mercy endureth for ever.
give thanks unto the God of heaven: for his mercy
endureth for ever.
Rejoice in the Lord,
ye righteous, for praise is comely
for the upright. Praise the Lord with harp, sing unto him
with the psaltery, and an instrument of fen strings, sing
unto him a new song, play skilfully with a loud noise, for
the world of the Lord is right: and all his works are done
in truth. He loveth righteousness and judgment: the earth
full of the goodness of the Lord.
By the word of the
Lord were the heavens made: and all the host of them, by
the breath of his mouth. He gathereth the waters of the
sea together, as a heap: he layeth up the depth in store
is

houses.
Let all the earth fear the Lord, let all the in
habitants of the world stand in awe of him. For he spoke,
and it was done; he commanded, and it stood fast. The
Lord bringeth the counsel of the heathen to naught, he
maketh the devices of the people of none effect. The
counsel of the Lord standeth for ever, the thoughts of his
heart to all generations. Blessed is the nation whose God
is the Lord: and the people whom he hath chosen for his
own inheritance. The Lord looketh from heaven, he beholdeth all the sons of men. From the place of his habita
tion lie looketh upon all the inhabitants of the earth.
Ho
fashioneth their hearts alike, he considereth all their works.
There is no king saved by the multitude of a host, a mighty
man is not delivered by much strength.
horse is a vain
thing for safety, neither shall he deliver any by his great
Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon them that
strength.
fear him, upon them that hope in his mercy, to deliver their
soul from death, and to keep them alive in famine.
Our
soul waiteth for the Lord, he is our help and our shield. For
our heart shall rejoice in him, because we have trusted in his

holy name.
as

we hope

Let thy mercy,

Lord! be upon

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hands. They have mouths, hut they speak not; eyes

have they, but they see not. They have ears, hut they hear
their mouths.
They
not; neither is there any breath in
that make them, are like unto them; so is every one that
house of Israel; bless
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the Lord,
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the Lord out of Zion, which dwelleth at Jerusalem. Praise
ye the Lord!
for his
0. give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good:
mercy endureth for ever.
of gods, for his mercy
give thanks unto the God
endureth for ever.
of lords: for his mercy
give thanks unto the Lord
endureth for ever.
To him who alone doeth great wonders: for his mercy
endureth for ever.
To him that by wisdom made the heavens: for his mercy
endureth for ever.
To him that stretched out the earth above the waters:
for his mercy endureth for ever.
To him that made great lights: for his mercy endureth

men s

for ever.

The sun to rule by day: for his mercy endureth for ever.
The moon and stars to rule by. night: for his mercy
endureth for ever.
To him that smote Egypt in their first-born: for his
mercy endureth for ever.
And brought out Israel from among them: for his mercy
oudureth for ever.
With a strong hand, and with a stretched-out arm: for his
mercy endureth for ever.
To him who divided the Red Sea: for his mercy endureth
for ever.

Israel to pass through the midst of it: for his

for ever.
endureth
mercy
But overthrew Pharaoh and his host in the Bed Sea: for
his mercy endureth for ever.
To him who led his people through the wilderness for his
mercy endureth for ever.
To him who smote great kings: for his mercy endureth

And made

for ever.

And

slew famous kings: for his mercy endureth for ever.

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noxious pestilence. He will cover thee with his feathers,

and under his wings shalt thou take refuge: for his truth
shall he thy shield and buckler, thou shalt not be afraid the
terror of the night, nor of the arrow which flieth by day.
of the pestilence which stalketh in midnight gloom; nor of
the destruction that wasteth at noonday. A thousand shall
fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but
thou shaft remain untouched. Thou shalt only behold it
with thine eyes, and see the reward of the wicked. Because
thou hast made the Lord, who is my refuge, even the Most
evil shall befall thee, neither
High, thy strong hold.
shall any plague approach thy dwelling; for he will give
his angels charge concerning thee, to guard thee in all thy
ways. They shall bear thee on their hands, lest thou dash
thy foot against a stone. On the fierce lion and the asp
shalt thou tread; the young lion and the dragon shalt thou
trample under feet. Because he hath set his love upon me,
therefore will I deliver him: I will set him on high, because
He shall call upon me, and I will
lie hath known my name.
answer him: I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver
him, and honor him. With Jong life will I satisfy him, and
N"o

show him

my salvation.

Praise the Lord: praise ye the name of the Lord, praise

him,
ye servants of the Lord. Ye that stand in the house
of the Lord, in the courts of the house of our God. Praise
ye the Lord, for the Lord is good: sing praises unto his
name, for it is pleasant. For the Lord hath chosen Jacob,
unto himself, and Israel for his peculiar treasure. For I
know that the Lord is great, and that our Lord is above all
gpds. What soever the Lord pleased, that did he in heaven
and in earth, in the seas, and all deep places. He causeth
the vapours to ascend from the ends of the earth, he
maketh lightnings for the rain: he bringeth the Avind out
of his treasures. Who smote the first-born of Egypt, both
of man and beast. Who sent tokens and wonders into the
midst of thee,
Egypt! upon Pharaoh, and upon all his
servants. Who smote great nations and slew mighty kings:
Sihon, king of the Amorites, and Og, king of Bashan, and
all the kingdoms of Canaan: and gave their land lor an
Thy name,
heritage, an heritage unto Israel his people.

Lord! endureth for ever, and

throughout

and he

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For the Lord

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his

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idols of the heathens are silver and gold, the work of

people,

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The righteous cry, and the -Lord hcareth and

them out of all their troubles. The Lord is nigh
unto them that are of a broken heart: and saveth such as

the earth.
delivereth

be of a contrite spirit.
Many are the afflictions of the
He
righteous; but the Lord delivereth him of them all.
keepeth all his bones; not one of them is broken. Evil shall
slay the wicked; and they that hate the righteous shall be
desolate.
The Lord redeemeth the soul of his servants;
and none of them that trust in him shall be desolate.
A PRAYER OF MOSES, THE GODLY MAN. Lord! thou
hast been our dwelling-place in all generations. Before the
mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hast formed
the earth and the world: even from everlasting to ever
lasting, thou art God. Thou turnest man to destruction;
and sayest, return ye children of men. For a thousand
years in thy sight are but as yesterday when it is past, and
Thou carriest them away as with
as a watch in the night.
a flood, they are as a sleep: in the morning they are like
grass which groweth up. In the morning it flourisheth and
groweth up; in the evening it is cut down and withereth.
For we are consumed by thine anger, and by thy wrath are
we troubled. Thou hast set our iniquities before thee, our
For all our
secret sins in the light of thy countenance.
days are passed away in thy wrath; we spend our years as
The days of our years are three-scoro
a tale that is told.
years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be four
score years, yet it is their strength, labor anol sorrow: for
if is

soon cut

off,

and we

fly

away.

Who knoweth the power

of thine anger? even according to thy fear, so is thy wrath.

So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our

,,

Lord! how long? and let

hearts unto wisdom. Eeturn,
it repent thee concerning thy servants.
satTsfy us early
with thy mercy; that we may rejoice and be glad all our
Make us glad according to the days wherein thou
days.
hast afflicted us, and the years wherein we have seen evil.

Let thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory unto
their children.

And

let

God be upon us; and

upon us, yea, the work
who dwelleth in the

the beauty of the Lord our

establish thou the work of our hands

of our hands establish thou it.- He

under the shadow

secret place of the

Most High,

of the Almighty.

I will say of the Lord, he is

my God, in him will I trust.

and

my

fortress;

will deliver

shall abide

thee from the fowler

snare,

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bridegroom coming out of his chamber, and rejoiceth

man to run a race. His going forth is from the
end of the heaven, and his circuit unto the ends of it: and
there is nothing hid from the heat thereof. The law of the
Lord is perfect, converting the soul; the testimony of the
Lord is sure, making wise the simple. The statutes of the
is

as a

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Lord are right, rejoicing the heart: the commandment of

the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes. The fear of the
Lord is clean, enduring for ever; the judgments of the Lord
are true and righteous altogether. More to be desired are
they than gold, yea, than much
honey, and the honey-comb.
servant warned: and in keeping
Who can understand his errors?

fine gold; sweeter also

Moreover by them

them there

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great reward.

me from

secret

Keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins,

them not have dominion over me: then shall I be up

faults.
let

and I shall be innocent from the great transgression.

Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart
be acceptable in thy sight,
Lord! my Strength and my
(
Kedeemer.
A PSALM OF DAVID, WHEN HE CHANGED HIS BEHAVIOUR
right,

BEFORE ABIMELECH,
PARTED.

WHO DROVE HIM AWAY AND HE DE

Lord at all times; his praise shall

continually be in my mouth. My soul shall make her boast
in the Lord: the humble shall hear thereof, and be
glad.
magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name to
gether. I sought the Lord, and he heard me, and delivered
me from all my fears. They looked under him, and were
lightened;

man

I will bless the

and their faces were not ashamed.

This poor

cried, and the Lord heard him, and saved him out of
all his troubles.
The angel of the Lord encampeth round

about them that fear him, and delivereth him.

taste,
and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man that
trusteth in him.
fear the Lord, ye his saints: for there
is no want to them that fear him.
The young lions do lack
and suffer hunger: but they that seek the Lord shall not
want any good thing. Come ye children, hearken unto me:
1 will teach you the fear of the Lord. What man is he that
desireth life, and loveth many days, that he may see
good?
keep thy tongue from evil, and thy lips from speaking guile.
Depart from evil, and do good: seek peace and pursue it.
The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous; and his ears
are open unto their cry: the face of the Lord is
against
them that do evil, to cut off the remembrance of them from

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Lord! thy tender mercies, and thy loving kindness,

Ascribe ye strength unto
old.
they have been ever of
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(rod his excellency is over Israel, and his strength
from
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power unto his people, blessed be
whom vengeance belongeth, thou God, to whom vengeance
lift up thyself, thou Judge of the
belongeth; shew thyself,
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reward
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render
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unto the Lord; thy blessing is upon thy people. Selah.
The Lord of Hosts is with us; the God of Jacob is our
Lord of Hosts! blessed is the man that
refuge. Selah.
King! in
trusteth in thee. Save, Lord! and answer us,
thine
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inheritance: feed them also, and lift them up for
our shield,
soul waiteth for the Lord: he is our help and
trusted
for our heart shall rejoice in him, because we have
be
us,
Let
Lord,
upon
name.
in his holy
thy mercy,
Lord!
Show us thy mercy,
according as we hope in thee.
and grant us thy salvation. Arise for our help, and redeem
who
us for thy mercy s sake. I am the Lord, thy God,
of Egypt: open thy mouth
brought thee out of the land
is that people that is in such
wide, and I will fill it. Happy
that
is
a case: yea, happy
people whose God is the Lord;
but I have trusted in thy mercy my heart shall rejoice in thy
hath dealt
salvation. I will sing unto the Lord, because he

bountifully with me.

A PSALM

OF THANKSGIVING.

Make

a joyful noise unto

the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness; come
before his presence with singing. Know ye that the Lord
he is God, it is he that hath made us and not we ourselves:
we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter into
his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise;
be thankful unto him, and bless his name. For the Lord is
and his truth endureth
good, his mercy is everlasting:

throughout

all

generations.

To THE CHIEF MUSICIAN, A PSALM OF DAVID.

The

heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament sheweth

his handy work. Day unto day uttered speech, and night
unto night sheweth knowledge. There is no speech nor
their line is gone
language, where their voice is not heard;
out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the
world: in them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun, which

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seed of Israel, his servant, ye children of Jacob, his chosen

ones.
He is the Lord our God; his judgments are in
all the earth.
Be ye mindful always of his covenant, the

world which he commanded to a thousand generations; even

of the covenant which he made with Abraham, and his oath
unto Isaac, and confirmed the same to Jacob, for a law, and
to Israel, for an everlasting covenant;
saying, unto thee
will I give the land of Canaan, the lot of
your inheritance^
when ye were but a few, even a few, and strangers in it;
when they went from nation to nation, and from one king
dom to another people, he suffered no man to do them
wrong: yea, he reproved kings for their sakes, saying, touch
not mine anointed, and do my prophets no harm.
Sing
unto the Lord all the earth; shew forth from day to
day his
salvation. Declare h is glory among the heathen; his marvel
lous works among all nations. For
great is the Lord, and
greatly to be praised: he is also to be feared above all gods.
For all the gods of the people are idols: but the Lord made
the heavens. Glory and honor are in his
presence, strength
and gladness are in his place. Give unto the
Lord, ye
kindreds of the people, give unto the Lord
glory and
strength. Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name:
bring an offering and come before him; worship the Lord
in the beauty of holiness. Fear before
him, all the earth:
the world also shall be stable, that it be not moved. Let
the heavens be glad, and let the earth
rejoice: and let them
say among the nations, the Lord reigneth. Let the sea roar,

and the fulness thereof;

is

therein.

Then

let the fields rejoice, and all that

shall the trees of the wood
sing out at

the presence of the Lord: Because he cometh to

judge the
earth.
give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good; for
his mercy endureth for ever.
And say ye, save us,
God
of our salvation, and gather us
together and deliver us from
the heathen, that we may give thanks to
thy holy name,
,and glory in thy praise. Blessed be the Lord God of Israel
for ever and ever, and all the
people said, Amen, and
praised the Lord. Exalt ye the Lord our God, and worship
at his footstool, for he is
holy: exalt ye the Lord our God,
and worship at his holy hill, for the Lord our God is
holy.

But

he being full of compassion, forgiveth

iniquity, and
destroyeth not: yea, many a time turneth he his anger
away, and stirreth not up all his wrath.
Withhold not
thon thy tender mercies from me,
Lord! let thy loving
kindness and thy truth
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description, and is afterwards excepted, to prove an argu

ment similar to its subject in that case, it alleviates, but
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does not aggravate. 10. And every thing that is included

in a general description, and is afterwards excepted, to
prove an argument not similar to its subject; in such case,
11. And every thing
it serves to alleviate and aggravate.
that is,included in a general description, and is afterwards
excepted, to determine a new matter, cannot be restored- to
the general term, unless it be, by being expressly mentioned
in the text.
12. And a thing that is deduced from the
subject itself; and a thing deduced from the end of the
text.
13. And thus when two texts contradict each other,
we cannot determine the sense until a third text is produced,

which reconciles them.

Let

be willed before thy presence,

Lord! our God,
fathers, that the holy temple may be
rebuilt speedily in our days, and grant us our portion in
thy law.
Blessed is he who said, and the world existed, blessed is
he: blessed is the Creator of the beginning: blessed is he
that sayeth and accomplisheth: blessed is he who decreeth
and establisheth blessed is he who hath compassion on the
earth: blessed is he who hath compassion on all creatures:
blessed is he who compensateth good reward to those who
fear him: blessed is he who liveth for ever and existeth
everlasting: blessed is he who redeemeth and preserveth:
blessed is his name.
Blessed art thou,
Lord! our God,
King of the Universe, the Almighty merciful Father! who
is praised with the mouth of his
people, extolled and glori
fied with the tongue of his saints and servants, therefore
with the psalms of David, thy servant, we will praise thee,
Lord! our God, and with songs and praises we will mag
it

and the God of our

and extol thee; yea, we will remember thy name

and proclaim thee our King! our God! the only one who
liveth eternally.
The King, praised and glorified be his
nify, praise,

great

name

for ever.

Blessed art thou,

Lord! a King

magnified with praises.

Give thanks unto the Lord, call upon his name: make
known his deeds among the people. Sing unto him, sing
psalms unto him: talk ye of all his wondrous works.. Glory
ye in his holy name; let the heart of them rejoice that seek
the Lord. Seek the Lord and his strength: seek his face
continually. Remember his marvellous works that he hath
ye
done, his wonders, and the judgments of his mouth:

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The

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slaughter was in all places in the outer court
and their blood required two gifts, which are four; and
they were eaten in all the city, by all men, dressed after
any manner, that day and night, until midnight. That
which the priest takes from the offerings, are like the rest,
except that what was separated, was eaten by the priests,
their wives, their children, and their servants. The
peaceoffering less holy, their slaughter was in any part of the
court, and its blood required two gifts, which are four; and
were eaten throughout the city by all men dressed after any
manner, for two days and one night,v the separation of them
was like the rest, except that which was separated, was eaten
by the priests, their wives, their children, and thoir
servants.
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of passover was less
holy, their sacrifice might be in
any part of the court, -and their blood required one
gift, only it must be given towards the bottom, but there
was a difference in the eating: the first-born was eaten
by
the priest, and the tithe by every one: and
they were
eaten in all the city, dressed after
any manner, for two
less holy, their

days and one night. The passover-offering was not eaten

but in the night, it was not eaten but till
midnight: it was
not eaten but by a certain number, nor was it eaten other
wise than roasted.

Eabbi Ishmael

says, that the law is to

be expounded by
Light and heavy; or an inference from
minor to major; and the reserve from major to minor.
2. A decision deduced from an
agreement, or equality -of
texts.
From the principal constitution contained in one
verse, and the principal constitution deduced from two
verses.
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1.

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specified particular.

5.

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a particular text followed

by a general one. 0. Precepts treated of, first in general,

and then in particular, and again in general, thou must
not adjudge but according to that which is similar to the
7. From a
particular.
general description that requires a
particular, or specific text, to explain it; and from a par
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that is comprehended under a general
description, and is
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us something concerning it; the exemption is not
given for
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general
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MORNING SERVICE.

Which are the places of sacrificing? the holy of holiest,

their sacrifice was toward the north: the bullo ck and goat
on the day of atonement, their sacrifice was in the north:
and the reception of their blood in the vessel of service in
the north, and their blood required sprinkling over and
staves, the veil, and the golden altar, one gift
neglected, interrupted the service; the rest of their blood
was poured at the bottom on the west-side of the outer

between the

altar: if not given it did not interrupt the service.

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bullocks and the goats which were burnt, their sacrifice at
the north-side. And the reception of their blood, in the
vessel of service at the north: and their blood required
sprinkling on the veil, and on the golden altar: one gift omit
ted, interrupted the service; and the rest of their blood was
poured at the bottom on the western side of the outer altar;
if it was not given, it would not hinder: both were burnt
in the house of ashes. The sin-offering of the whole congre
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brought on the beginning of the months, and they of the
festivals, their slaughter was at the north; and the reception
of their blood was in vessels of service in the north; and
In
their blood required four gifts on the four corners.
which manner he went up the sloping, and turned towards
the Sobib, and came to the south-east corner, then to the
north-east, north-west, and from thence to the south-west;
the rest of the blood was poured at the bottom of the south;
and they were eaten within sight of the curtains, by the
males of the priesthood, dressed after any manner, for that

day and night, until midnight. The burnt-offering is holy

of holies; her sacrifice was at the north; the reception of
her blood was in a serving vessel in the north; and her blood
required two gifts, which are four: it required flaying arid
The peacedismembering and total consuming by fire.
offerings of the whole congregation, and for trespasses,
these are the trespasses: the trespass of thievery; of falsities;
of a betrothed servant, of Xazarite; of leprosy; and doubt
ful sin: their slaughter was in the north; the reception
of their blood was in a vessel of service at the north; and
their blood required two gifts, which are four; and they
were eaten within the curtains by the males of the priest
hood dressed after any manner, for that day and night until

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And the Lord spose unto Moses, saying, command the

children of Israel and say unto them my offering and my
bread for my sacrifices made by fire for a sweet savour unto
me. shall ye observe to offer unto me in their due season.
And thou shalt say unto them, this is the offering made by
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offering which was ordained in Mount Sinai for a sweet
And a
savour, a sacrifice made by fire unto the Lord.
drink-offering thereof shall be the fourth part of a hin for
the one lamb; in the holy place shalt thou cause the strong
wine to be poured unto the Lord for a drink-offering. And
the other lambohalfc thou offer at even, as the meat-offering
of the morning andasthedrink offering thereof, thou shalt
offer it, a sacrifice made by fire of a sweet savour unto the
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Lord.

(And he

on the altar northward, before the

the priests (Aa-on s sons) shall sprinkle his
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Lord

shall kill it

And

On the Sabbath say : And on the Sabbath day, two lambs

of the first year without spot, and two tenth deals of flour
for a meat-offering mingled with oil ; and the drink offer
This is the burnt-offering of every Sabbath,
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besides the continual burnt-offering, and his drink-offering,
On

the

New Moon

say :

And

in the beginnings of your

months ye shall offer a burnt-offering unto the Lord two

young bullocks, and one r.im, seven lambs of the first year
without spot, and three tenth deals of flour for a nieatoffering mingled with oil for one bullock, and two tenth
deals of flour for a meat offering mingled with oil for one
rum, and a several tenth deal of flour mingled with oil for
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sweet savour, a sacrifice made by fire unto the Lord. And
theirdrink-offeringshall behalf ahin of wineunto a bullock,
and the third part of a hin unto a ram ; and the fourth part
of a hin for a lamb
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unto on Mount Moriali: the seed of Isaac, his only

who was bound upon the altar: the congregation of
Jacob, thy first-born son, who from the love wherewith thou
swear,

son,

didst love him, and the joy wherewith thou diolst rejoice in
him, has called his name Israel, and Jeshurun.

are in duty

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bound

to give thanks

unto thee;

to praise, glorify, bless and sanctify thee: and to offer praise

and thanksgiving to thy name.
happy are we;

How

our portion!
How pleasant is our lot! How
beautiful is our inheritance!
happy are we, that we rise
early in the morning, and attend late in the evening, and
is

goodly

proclaim twice daily.

Israel! the

Hear,

name

Blessed be the
more.

Thou

art the

Lord our God

of the glory of his

is

one God.

kingdom

same before creation; and thou

for ever

art the

same

Thou art one in this world, and in the

future. Sanctify thy name through those who also sanctify
thy name; sanctify thy name in thy world: and through thy
after creation.

salvation, exalt

and

Blessed art thou,

raise on high our horn of salvation.

Lord! sanctifying thy name publicly.

Thou art the Lord, our God, in heaven, and on the earth:
and in the highest heavens. Verily thou art the first, and
thou art the last, and besides thee, there is no God.
gather together those who hope in thee, from the four
corners of the earth; that the whole world may know and

acknowledge, that thou alone art God over all the kingdom?
of the earth. Thou hast made the heavens and the earth;
the sea, and

all

that

is

in them:

and who

is it

among

all

the works of thy hands, either in the uppermost or nether

most parts, that can say unto thee, what doest thou?

Heavenly Father! we beseech thee to be gracious unto us,

by which we are called; and
confirm unto us,
Lord! our God, what is written: at that
time I will bring you again, and at the time when I assemble
for the sake of thy great name,

you, surely I will appoint you for a name, and a praise

among all the people of the earth: when I cause your
captivity to return before your eyes, saith the Lord.

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And may it be acceptable in thy presence,

Lord! our
God, and the God of our fathers, to accustom us in
and cause us

law,

thy

to cleave to
thy precepts;

and lead us

not into the power of

tation, or contempt.

sin, transgression, iniquity,

temp
Suffer not the evil
imagination to have

dominion over us: and remove far from us evil men and
wicked associates and works;
humbling our imagination
that it may be subservient unto thee.
grant us this and
every day, grace, favor, and mercy, in thy sight, and all
that behold us; and grant us
mercy for our good. Give
us an inclination to
good, and good works.
Blessed art
Lord! who bestoweth gracious favors on his
thou,
people
Israel.

May

it

be acceptable in thy presence,

Lord!

my

God,

and the God of my fathers, to deliver me this and

every
day from hardened and impudent faces; from evil men,
from evil associates, from evil neighbors, from evil occur
rences, and from every hindrance, which is
destructive;
from an oppressive judge, whether he be or not a son of the
covenant.

Man should ever fear God, as well in public as in

private;
confess and declare the truth, as it is in his
heart; let him
rise early

and pray:

Creator of

all works! we
presume not to present our
supplication before thee for our righteousness, but for thine
abundant mercies. What are we? What is our life ? What
is

What is our righteousness? What is our good

What is our power ? What s our might ? What then
we say in thy presence,
Lord! our God, and the

our help?

ness ?
shall

God

of our fathers? are not the

mightiest heroes as nought
men of renown as
had not

before thee? and

though they

existed? wise men, as if they were without

knowledge? and
the intelligent, as if void of
understanding! for the major
of their
ity of their actions, is emptiness; the

days
life,
but vanity in thy presence: even the pre-eminence of man
over the beast, is nought: for all is vanity.
But we are thy people, the children of
thy covenant,
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My God! the soul which thou hast given me is pure;

thou hast created, formed, and breathed it into me; thou
dost also carefully guard it within me: wilt hereafter take
All the
it from me, and restore it unto me in futurity.
while that the soul continues within me, I acknowledge be
Lord! my God, and the God of my ancestors,
fore theo,
that thou art Sovereign of all works, and Lord of all souls.
Lord! who restoreth the souls unto the
Blessed art thou,
dead carcasses.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the Uni
verse, who giveth the cock knowledge to distinguish between
day and night.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! Kirng of the Uni
verse, who hath not made me a heathen.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the Uni
verse, who hath not made me a slave.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the Uni
verse, who hath not made me a woman.
THE WOMEN SAY. Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God!
King of the Universe, who hath made me according to his
will.

Lord, our God! King of the

the eyes of the blind.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
verse, who clotheth the naked.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
verse, who looseth those that are bound.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
verse, who raiseth those that are bowed down.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
verse, who expandeth the earth above the waters.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
verse, who ordaineth the steps of man.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
verse, who provideth for all my wants.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the
Blessed art thou,

verse,

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verse,

who

verse,

who crowneth

girdeth Israel with might.

Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God!

King

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Blessed art thou,

Lord, our God! King of the Uni
who giveth strength to the weary.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! King of the Uni
verse, who removeth sleep from mine eyes, and slumber
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Into liis hands my spirit I
consign,
Whilst wrapt in sleep, and when
again I wake;
And with my spirit my body I resign
The Lord s with me, no fears
soul shall shake.

my

Blessed

art thou,
Lord! our God, King of the
universe,
who hath sanctified us with his
commandments, and com
manded us to cleanse our hands.

Blessed art thou,

verse,

.Lord! our God, King of the Uni

in wisdom; and created in him

who hath formed man

pipes, tubes, veins, and arteries.

It is certain, and known
before the throne of
thy glory, that if but one of them was
opened or stopped it would be impossible for any to exist
or abide before thee. Blessed art
Lord! who healeth
thou,
all flesh, and worketh
wonderfully.
Blessed art thou,
Lord! our God, King of the Uni
verse, who hath sanctified us with his
commandments, and
commanded us to study the words of the law.

Lord! our God, we beseech thee to make the words of

thy law pleasant in our mouths, and in the mouths of thy
people, the house of Israel: so that we, our
offspring, and
the offspring of thy
people, the house of Israel, may all
know thy name, and study thy law for its sake. Bless
ed art thou,
Lord! who teacheth the law to his people
Israel.

Blessed art thou,

verse, who
us his law.

Lord! our God, King of the Uni

hath chosen us from all nations, and hath
given
Blessed art thou,
Lord! the giver of the law.

The Lord bless and preserve thee! The Lord make his
face shine upon thee, and be
gracious unto thee; the Lord
lift up his countenance
upon thee, and give thee peace.
These following are commandments which are without
limitation, viz: the corners of the field, the first ripe fruits,
and the appearance of every male,
gracious bestowings, and
the attentive study of the law. These are
commandments

which when man performs he

enjoys the interest of in this
world, and the principal is remaining for the world to
come,
as following:
Honoring father and mother, gracious bestowmgs, early attendance to the college morning and evening,
hospitality to strangers, visiting the sick, promoting of mar
riage, conducting the dead to their graves, to be devout in
prayers,

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Let the living God be magnified and praised; he exists

is no period to his existence.
He is unity, and there is no unity like unto his unity; ho
concealed, yea, also there is no end to his unity.
He hath no bodily likeness, nor is he corporeal; his holi

and there
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incomputable.
the antecedent to every thing which was created,
he is the first, and there is no beginning to his beginning.
Behold, he is the Lord of the Universe, to all that is

He was

formed; showing his magnificence and his kingdom.

The inspiration of his prophecy he gave unto his peculiar

and glorified people.

Yet never hath there arisen in

Israel a prophet like unto

Moses, who beheld the similitude of his glorv.
A law of truth hath the Almighty given to his people, by
the hand of our prophet, the faithful of his house.
The Almighty will never change nor alter his law, for
evermore there is none but his.
He observeth and knoweth all our secrets, he beholdeth
the end of every thing before it is begun.
He rewardeth every saint according to his work, he yieldeth
to the wicked evil according to his wickedness.
He will send at the end of days our anointed, to redeem
those who hope at that end for his salvation.
The Almighty will quicken tl.e dead, with the multitude
of his mercy. Blessed be his name and his praise, for ever

and

ever.

Universal Lord!

Ere creation
"When

who

s first

the sceptre sway d,

wond rout- form was framed:

his will divine, all things were made,

King, Almighty, was his name proclaim d!
all shall cease, and this world s system o er,

by

Then

When

Then he tremendously alone

will reign:

Who was, who is, and will evermore

In most refulgent glory ctill remain

Sole God! unequall d and beyond compare
Without division or associate;

Without commencing date, 01 final year

Omnipotence is his, and regal state.
He is my God, my living Redeemer,

My shelt ring rock in a distressed hour;

My refuge, my standard, and protector,
My lot s disposer when I jeek his power.

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goodly are thy tents,

Jacob! thy tabernacles,

in the greatness of
thy benevolence, will I
enter thine house; in reverence of
thee will I bow down
towards the temple of thine holiness.
Lord! I have loved
the habitation, of thine
house, and the dwelling-place of thy
I therefore will
glory
worship, bow down, and bend the
knee before the Lord, my Maker. And I will offer

And

er

my

unto thee,

pray

Lord! in an acceptable time: in thine abund

God! answer me in the truth of
thy salvation.
I have called
upon thee, for thou wilt answer me.
God!
incline thine ear unto me, and hear
I shall
my
speech.
behold thy face in righteousness; I shall be
satisfied, when
I awaken with the similitude of
thy glory. For in thee,
I trusted,
Lord! I said thou art my God!
hear the
voice of my supplications, when I lift
up mine hands to
wards thine holy oracle. I cried unto
Lord! my God,
thee,
and thou hast healed me: I therefore will call unto
thee,
O Lord! and unto the Lord, will I make supplication.
cause thy face to shine upon
thy servant; and save me with
thy tender mercy. For unto thee,
Lord! do I hope; thou
wilt answer me,
Lord! my God: Hear my prayer,
Lord!
and give ear unto my cry:
be not silent to my tears.
Lord! and be gracious unto me:
Hear,
Lord be thou
ant mercy,

my

help.

SONG OF DEGREES OF DAVID. I rejoiced when

they
said unto me, let us go into -the house of the Lord.
I re
joice at thy word, as one that findeth great spoil. Hearken
unto the voice of my cry,
King! and my God: for unto
thee I will pray. In the
Lord! thou wilt hear

my

morning,

my

voice; in the morning will I address my prayer unto

and will hope. I call upon thee, because thou hast
answered me; incline thine ear unto me,
God! and hear
thee,

my

prayer.

sembly

My

feet stand in the

straight path; in the as

will I praise the Lord.

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EVENING SERVICE.

76

Let the living God be magnified and praised; he exists

is no period to his existence.
unity, and there is no unity like unto his unity; he
is concealed, yea, also there is no end to his unity.
He hath no bodily likeness, nor is he corporeal; his holi
ness is incomputable.

and there

He

is

He was
he

the antecedent to every thing which was created,

and there is no beginning to his beginning.
Behold, he is the Lord of the Universe, to all that is
the

is

first,

formed; showing his magnificence and his kingdom.

The inspiration of his prophecy he gave unto his peculiar

and glorified people.

Yet never hath there arisen in

Israel a prophet like unto

the similitude of his glorv.
A law of truth hath the Almighty given to his people, by
the hand of our prophet, the faithful of his house.
The Almighty will never change nor alter his law, for
evermore there is none but his.
He observeth and knoweth all our secrets, he beholdeth
the end of every thing before it is begun.

Moses,

who beheld

He re wardeth every saint according

to his work, he yieldeth

to the wicked evil according to his wickedness.

He will send at the end of days our anointed, to

who hope at that end for

The Almighty will quicken

those

of his mercy.

and

Blessed be his

redeem

his salvation.

the dead, with the multitude

his praise, for ever

name and

ever.

who the sceptre sway d,

Ere creation s first wond rous form was framed:
When by his will divine, all things were made,
Then King, Almighty, was his name proclaimed!
When all shall cease, and this world s system o er,
Then he tremendously alone will reign:
Who was, who is, and will evermore
In most refulgent glory still remain
Sole God! unequalFd and beyond compare
Without division or associate;
Without commencing date, or final year
Omnipotence is his, and regal state.
He is my God, my living Bedeemer,
Universal Lord!

My sheltering rock in a distressed hour;

My refuge, my standard, and protector,
My lot s disposer when I seek his power.

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EVENING SERVICE.

74

It is peculiarly our duty to praise the Lord of all ; to

ascribe greatness to him who formed the world in the beginning ; since he hath not made us like the nations of the
.

nor placed us like the families of the

earth; neither hath he appointed our portion like their s,
nor our lot like their multitude.
But we prostrate ourdifferent countries,

eelve* before the

Supreme King of kings

the holy and

blessed One-, he who stretched out the heavens, and laid the
foundations of the earth ; the residence of whose glory is
He is our God, and there is no
in the highest heavens.

Our King is Truth, and there is none besides him;

written in thy law, know therefore, this day, and
reflect in thine heart, that the Lord, he is God, in heavea

other.

as it

is

above, and on the earth beneath; there

is

none

else-

Lord, our God* speedily

We, therefore, hope
to behold thy glorious power, remove the abominations out
of the earth, and cause all the idols to be utterly destroyed,
in thee,

and establish the Universe under the sole dominion of

the

Almighty ; so that all flesh may invoke thy name ; all the
wicked of the earth turn unto thee; and all the inhabitants
of the world together know and acknowledge, that unto thee
every knee must bow, and every tongue swear ; before thee,
Lord, our God! they shall kneel and fall prostrate ; they
shall ascribe honor to thy glorious name: and all of them

submit

Bhall willingly

to the

power of thy dominion.

Deign

thou, therefore, to reign over them speedily, for ever and

ever; for the kingdom is thine, and thou shalt eternally

reign in glory
reign for ever.

as

it is

written in thy law,

he Lord shall

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EVENING SERVICE.

72

Our Father and our King, speedily cause salvation tft

spring forth for us.
Our Father, and our King, exalt the horn of thy people
Israel.

Our Father and our King,

exalt the horn of thine an

ointed.

Our

Father, and our King,

fill

our hands with thy bless

ugs.

Our Father, and our King,

fill

our storehouses

witli

plenty.

Our

Father, and our King, hear our voice, spare, and

compassionate us.

Our Father, and our King, accept our prayers with fa

vour and mercy.
Our Father, and our King, open the gates of heaven to
our prayers.
Our Father, and our King, dismiss us not empty from
thy presence.
Our Father, and our King, may this be the hour of mer
cy, and a favourable time in thy presence.
Our Father, and our King, have pity upon us, our chil
dren, and infants.
Our Father, and our King, grant our request for the sake
of those who were slain for thy holy name.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of those
who were slaughtered for the sake of thy UNITY.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of those
who went through fire and water for the sanctification of
thy name.
Our Father, and our King,
in our sight the blood
avenge
of thy servants that hath been spilt.
Our Father, and our King,
grant our request for thy
sake, if not for our sake.
Our Father, and our King, grant it for thy sake, and
A

3 save us.
I

Our Father, and our King, grant it for the sake of thine
abundant mercy.
Our Father, and ourKing,grant it for the sake of thy great,
mighty and tremendous name, by which we are called.
Our Father, and our King, be gracious unto us, and an
swer us ; though we have no merit, deal charitably and
merciful with us, and save us.

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EVENING SERVICE.

Our Father, and our King we have sinned before thee

Our Father, and our King, we have no Sovereign but thee.
Our Father, and our "King, be benevolent to us for the
!

sake of thy name.

Our Father, and our King, renew unto us a prosperous
year.

Our

Father, and our King, abolish

all

injurious and

evil decrees.which concern us.

Our Father, and our King, annul the

who hate us.

Our Father and our King,

devices of those

frustrate the counsel of our

enemies.

Our Father, and our King, extirpate every oppressor

and adversary from us.
Our Father, and our King, stop the mouths of our avlversaries, and those who accuse us.
Our Father, and our King, eradicate the pestilence,
Bword, famine, captivity, destruction, [and the plague]
from the children of thy covenant.
Our Father, and our King, withhold the plague from

thy heritage.

Our

Father, and our King, restore to perfect health the

sick of thy people.

Our

Father, and our King, cause us to return into thy

presence with a thorough repentance.
Our Father, and our King, pardon and forgive our ini
quities.

Our Father, and our King, blot out and remove our
transgressions and our sins from before thine eyes.
Our Father, and our King, O rend the decree of our evil
sentence.
Our Father, and our King, erase through thine abun
dant mercy all record of our sins.
Our Fath., and our King, O remember that we are but dust.

Our Father, and our King, remember us with a good

memorial before thee.
OurFatl and our King,O write us in the book of happy life.
Our ather and our King, write us in the book of merit,
Our Father, and our King, O write us in the book of
good maintenance and sustenance.
write us in the book of
Our Father, and our King,
and
salvation.
redemption
Our Father and our King, O write us in the book of par
don and forgiveness.
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EVENING SERVICE.

May he who answered Elijah on Mount Oarmel, answer e*

May he who answered Elisha in Jerico, answer ns.
May he who answered Jonah in the belly of the fisn
answer

us.

May he who answered Hezekiah in his sickness, answers

May he who answered Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah,
the midst of the fiery furnace, answer us.

in

May he who answered Daniel in the lion s den, answer us.

May he who answered Mordecai and Esther, in Shushan,
the capital, answer us.

he who answered Ezra in captivity, answer us.

he who answered all the virtuous, pious, perfect
and upright, answer us.
O Most Merciful, who answerest the poor, answer us.
Most Merciful, who answerest the humble-spirited, answer

May
May

us.

Most Merciful, who answerest the broken-hearte- 1,

answer us. O Most merciful, answer us. O Most Merciful

have compassion on us. O Most Merciful, redeem n& O
O Most Merciful, have mert*f
M<1 Merciful, deliver us.
Dn ua. O hasten it sDeedily, and in a short

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answer us. Answer us, thou living and over-existing God,

answer us. Answer us, thou who art good and beneficent,
answer us. Answer us, thou who knowest the inclination
of man, answer us. Answer us, thou who suppresseth
anger, answer us. Answer us, thou who art clothed with
Answer us, O thou Supreme
righteousness, answer us.
King of kings answer us. Answer us, thou wno art
tremendous and exalted, answer us. Answer us, thou who
pardonest and forgivest, answer us. Answer us, thou who
answerest in an acceptable time, answer us. Answer us,
O our Redeemer ana Deliverer, answer us. Answer us,
thou who art just and upright, answer us. Answer us,
thou who art near to those who worship thee, answer us.
Answer us, thou who art most merciful and most gracious,
answer us. Answer us, thou who harkenest to the needy,
answer us. Answer us, thou who art the support of the
innocent, answer us. Answer us, O God of our fathers,
answer us. Answer us, O God of Abraham, answer us.
Answer us, O thou, the reverence of Isaac, answer us.
Answer us, O mighty God of Jacob, answer us. Answer
us, thou the refuge of our ancient matrons, answer us.
I

who art the help of the tribe, (of Israel,)

Answer us, thou who art with difficulty pro
voked, answer us. Answer us, thou who art easily recon
Answer us, O thou who answereth in
ciled, answer us.
time of distress, answer us. Answer us, thou Father oi
orphans, answer us. Answer us, O thou Judge of widows,
Answer

answer

us,
us.

thou

answer ua
May he who auswereth our father Abraham, on Mount
Moriah, answer us.
May he who answereth his son Isaac, when bound on
the altar answer us.
May he who answereth Jacob in Bethel, answer us.
May he who answereth Joseph in the dungeon, answer us.
May he who answered our ancestors at the Bed Sea,
answer us.
May he who answered Moses in Horeb, answer us.
May be who answered Aaron with the censer, answer us.
May he who answered Phineas when he rose from
amongst the congregation, answer us.
May he who answered Joshua in Gilgal, answer ua.
May he who answered Samuel in Mizpah, answer us.
May he who answered David, and Solomon, hi* son, in
Jerusalem, answer us.

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EVENING SERVICE.
our request, for thy Dame s sake. Grant it for the sake
thy truth. Grant it for the sake of thy covenant. Grant
Grant it for
it for the sake of thy greatness and grandeur.
the sake of thy law. Grant it for the sake of thy glory.
Grant it for the sake of thy promise. Grant it for the sake
of thy memorial. Grant it for the sake of thy benignity.
Grant it for the sake of thy goodness. Grant it for the sake
of thy unity. Grant it for the sake of thy honour. Grant
Grant it for the sake of thy
it for the sake of thy doctrine.
kingdom. Grant it for the sake of thine eternal existence.
Grant it for the sake of thy decree. Grant it for the sake
of thy mighty power. Grant it for the sake of thine ex
cellence. Grant it for the sake of thy righteousness. Grant
it for the sake of thy holiness. Grant it for the sake of thine
abundant mercy. Grant it for the sake of thy divine pre
Grant it for the sake of thy praise. Grant it for
sence.
the sake of favourites who rest in the dust. Grant it
Grant it for
for the sake of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
the sake of Moses and Aaron. Grant it for the sake of Da
vid and Solomon. Grant it for the sake of Jerusalem thy
holy city. Grant it for the sake of Zion, the residence of
thy glory. Grant it in compassion of the desolation of thy
>i

temple. Grant
altar.

Grant

it

in compassion of the destruction of thine

young children at school.

it

for the sake of the

Grant it for the sake of the blood of thy servants which hath
been shed. Grant it for the sake of those who were slain
for thy holy name. Grant it for the sake of those who were
for maintaining thy unity. Grant it for the sake
slaughtered
of those who met the tortures of tire and water, for the
sanctification of thy name. Grant it for the sake of those
who suck at the breast, who have not sinned. Grant it for
the sake of those who are weaned from the milk, who
have not transgressed. Grant it for the sake of orphans
and widows. Grant it for thine own sake, if not for our s.
Grant it for thy sake, and save us.

Answer

God

us,

answer

Eternal

us.

answer

Answer

us,

us.

Answer

us,

our

our Father, answer

us.

oui

answer

us.

Answer

who

art

pure and upright,

Answer us,
us,
Redeemer answer us. Answer us, O thou who wilt seek
Answer us, O thou most faithful God,
us, answer us.
answer us. Answer us, thou who art mild and benevolent^
our Creator

answer

us.

Anawe?

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EVENING SERVICE.

servant Micah, declared in thy presence, who is

like unto thee, pardoning
iniquity, and forgiving
transgression, to the residue of his heritage, and who
keepeth not his anger forever, because he delighteth in

Thy

mighty

mercy?

He

will again

have compassion on

us,

he will sup

press our iniquities. Yea, thou wilt cast all our sins into
the depths of the sea; thou wilt cast them into a
place

where they shall not be remembered, nor visited, nor

thought of, for ever. Thou wilt shew faithfulness to Jacob,
and mercy unto Abraham, which thou didst swear u.nto our
ancestors, in the days of old.
X

Daniel, the esteemable man, supplicated thee thus:

God! incline thine ear, and hear; open thine eyes, and
behold our discomposure, and the city which is called
by
thy name; for we do not presume to present our sup
plications before thee for our righteousness, but for thine

abundant mercy.

Lord! hear;
Lord! pardon;
Lord!
be graciously attentive, and grant our
request; delay not,
for thine own sake,
my God! for thy city and thy people
are called by thy name.
Ezra, the scribe, addressed thee thus:
my God! I am
so that I am not able to lift
up
my face unto thee,
my God! for our iniquities are in
creased over our head, and our trespasses are
grown up unto
heaven; but thou who art the God of forgiveness, most

ashamed and confounded,

gracious and most merciful, long-suffering, and of abundant

kindness, therefore thou didst not forsake them. Forsake us
our Father! Cast us not off,
our King! Abandon
not,
us not,
our Creator! nor consume us according to our sins;
but confirm unto us,
Lord, our God! the word which
thou hast assured us of in the doctrine delivered
the

by
hands of thy prophet Jeremiah, as it is said, in those
days,
and at that time said the Eternal! the
iniquity of Israel
shall be sought for, but that there shall be
none; and the sins
of Judah, but they shall not be
found; for I will pardon the
residue of Israel.
Thy people and thine heritage are lan
guishing for thy goodness, panting for thy grace, and long
let them know and
ing for thy help:
understand, that to
the Eternal, our God! appertained
mercy and pardon.
Most Merciful God is thy name! Most Gracious God is
thy name! we are also called by thy name.
Lord! grant

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all of them, O God of forgiveness,

forgive us,
and
grant us remission.
pardon
Also for the sins, for which we were obliged to bring a

Yet, for
us,

burnt-offering.
And for the sins, for

winch we were obliged to bring A

sin-offering.

And

for the sins, for which

we were

obliged to bring an

offering, according to our ability.

And

for the sins, for which

we were

obliged to bring a

trespass-offering, for either a certain or doubtful sin.

And for the sins, for which we were obliged to suffer the
stripes of

And

contumacy.

for the sins, for which

we were

obliged to suffer

flagellation.

And for the sins, for which we have incurred

of death, by the hand of God.
And for the sins, for which we have incurred
of extirpation, and being childless.
And for the sins, for which we have incurred
of the four kinds of death formerly inflicted
bunal of justice, viz.

the penalty

the penalty
the penalty

by our

tri

Stoning, burning, beheading, and strangling ; for trans

gressing affirmative precepts, or negative precepts ; whether
an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well those
which are known unto us, as those which are unknown to
As for those which are known unto us, we have al
us.
Lord, our
ready made confession of them before thee,
God and the God of our fathers. And those which are
unknown unto us, are known and evident before thee, as
it is said, the secret things belong unto thee,
Eternal, our
God but the revealed things belong unto us, and our pos
terity for ever, to perform all the words of this law ; for
thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who granteth remis
sion of sins unto the tribes of Jeshurun, in all ages; and
besides thee, there is none to whom we appeal for pardon

and forgiveness.
Thou, O Most Merciful, dost accept the penitent even
from the beginning, didst thou promise us remission
through repentance therefore, relying on our repentance,
;

bur eyes wait for thee.

Thy servant David declared in thy presence, Who caa
guard against his errors ? Cleanse me, O Lord, from
secret thoughts.
Cleanse us, O Lord, our God, from all
our transgressions, and purify us from all our impurities:
O sprinkle clean water upon us, and cleanse us, as it ia
written by the hand of thy prophet Then will I sprinkle
clean water upon you, and ye shall be cleansed from all
your defileiait^ ~-nd from ail TOUl idols will I cleanse you.
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EVENING SERVICE.

58

all of them, O God of

forgiveness, forgive w^
and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
denying and lying. And for the sin which we have com

Yet, for

pardon

us,

mitted against thee, by taking or giving a bribe.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
i scoffing. And for the sin which we have committed
against
j

by calumny.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, in
And for the sin which we have committed against
traffic.
thee, in meat and drink.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
extortion and usury.
And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by immodest discourse.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed
chattering.
thee,

against thee, with the twinkling of our eyes.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
haughty looks. And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with shamelessness.
all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,
and
pardon
grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by litigiousness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
treachery to our neighbour. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, by envy.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
levity. And for the sin which we have committed against
thee, by our stubbornness.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
false swearing. And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, by causeless enmity.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
embezzlement. And for the sin which we have committed

Yet, for
us,

against thee,

by

ecstacy.

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EVENING SERVICE.

Tnou knowest all the secrets of the world, and the most
hidden transactions of all living. Thou searchest all the
inward parts, and examinest the reins and the heart, so
nothing concealed from thee, neither is there
O may it then be ac^
sight.
and the
ceptable in thy presence, O Eternal, our God
God of our fathers, to pardon all our sins, and forgive all
our iniquities, and grant us remission for all our
transgres
that there

is

any thing hidden from thy

sions.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, either

by compulsion, or voluntarily. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, with a stubborn heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, out
of ignorance. And for the sin which we have committed
against thee, with the utterance of our lips.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
incestuous lewdness. And for the sin which we have com
mitted against thee, either publicly or secretly.

Forthe

which we have committed against thee, with

And for the sin which we have com
mitted against thee, with the speech of the mouth.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
oppressing our neighbour. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by the evil cogitation of the heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
assembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by acknowledging our
sins with our mouth [but do not
repent in our heart]"
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
despising our parents and teachers. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, either presumptuously, or
sin

deliberate deceit.

ignorantly.

which we have committed against thee, with

for the sin which we have committed against
thee, by the profanation of thy name.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
defiled lips.
And for the sin which we have committed

For the

violence.

sin

And

against thee, with foolish expressions.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with,
the evil imagination. And for the sin which, we have com
mitted against thee, either knowingly, or without delibera
tion.

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EVENING SERVICE.

54

Tliou art fully acquainted with the most secret thoughts of

the heart only thou knowest both the revealed and secret
are now come to entreat thee with words.
O re
things.
gard not our wickedness, no- ar evil deeds; we approach
thee this day, as one that is afraid and terrified.
O thou who
art clothed with majesty, according to thy mercy, act
mercifully
by us, for thine own sake and extend not the rigor of justice
those
who are but dust and ashes consider that our
against
end is but the worm and moth. If we have erred through
;

We

it is unknown unto us, verily, only thou art

acquainted with our errors. Yet, do not account them
as done presumptuously accept the confession of our lips in
a favorable season, and grant us expiation for both presumpt

ignorance, and
fully

uous and ignorant sins, as also for affirmative and negative

relieve us from the punishment of death and
precepts.
excision
have compassion on the clay that is the work of
have acted foolishly, through the evil imagi
thy hands.
nation implanted in us from our youth ; it is concealed within
O thou who hast formed and made
us, as a snare for our steps.
us, and art well acquainted with our frame, let thy tender

We

mercy be moved toward

us,

and destroy us not

for

who

is

able to conceal himself from thy presence, before whom every

thing is clear as light, and as noonday ? Thou hast shown the
four kinds of death formerly inflicted by our tribunal of jus
tice.
O deliver us from them for thine own sake, for from
the time that thou didst create us, didst thou investigate and
didst know, that our actions were perverse and iniquitous.
regard our souls, for every living creature is in thy power.
1 beseech thee, let my soul be precious among those who af
flict themselves for thy sake
the reason of the punishment of
stoning, burning, beheading, and strangling, hast thou re
vealed to those who know thy truth, O God pardon all our
transgressions, as well those which are known unto us, as those
which are unknown unto us. O thou who searchest every
O
heart, redeem us from sin and cleanse us from iniquity.
thou Rock regard not the sins of man, who withered like
but acting charitably by us, as thou hast acted by
grass
every living creature, we hasten in the evening twilight, we
approach thee with prayer O bring us nigh unto thee O
hearken to our call regard not our wickedness, but have
mercy on us, that we may justify ourselves. May thy mercy
come to our aid, O thou, who art most merciful and gracious.
Thy name hath ever been He who forbeareth transgres
;

sions.
O hear our supplications, when we stand in thy pres
ence to pray forbear the transgressions of a people who re
O blot out our transgressions from before thine eyes.
pent.
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EVENING SERVICE.

We

have acted wickedly, and have

transgressed; we,

therefore, have not been relieved.

to forsake the
path of

incline our hearts

wickedness, and hasten our salva

tion ; as it is written
by the hand of thy prophet Let the
wicked forsake his way, and the
unrighteous man his
:

and let him return unto the

Lord, for he will
him with compassion and unto our God, for he

thoughts
receive

aboundeth in forgiveness.
Our God and the God of our fathers,
pardon and for
give our iniquities, (on the sabbath, say, on this day of
rest, and) on this day of atonement.
O be thou entreated
of us, blot out and remove our
transgressions and
from before thine eyes and humble our
it

may

be subservient unto thee

to turn unto thee

precepts;

thy name
thy God
!

sins

imagination, that

and subdue our obstinacy,

and renovate our mind to observe
thy
;

and circumcise our hearts in love to revere

as it is written in
thy law And the Eternal,
will circumcise
thy heart and the heart of thy
:

seed, to love the Eternal, thy

with all thy soul, that thou

God

with

all

thy heart, and

Thou art ac
mayest
quainted both with our presumptuous and ignorant sins
those committed either
voluntarily, or by compulsion;
whether publicly, or in secret before thee
are all
live.

they

known and

What are we ? What is our life ?

What is our piety ? What is our virtue ? What is our
help ? What is our power ? What is our might
What
then shall we say in thy
presence, O Lord, our God and
the God of our fathers ? Are not the
mightiest heroes as
naught before thee? men of renown as if they had not
revealed.

existed

wise men, as

they were without knowledge ?

understanding ? for the
majority of their actions is emptiness and the days of their
life but
vanity in thy presence even the
of
man over the beast, is naught, for all is pre-eminence
vanity.
O what shall we say in thy presence, O thou who dwellest on high ?
Or what shall we declare unto thee, who
reddest above the skies ? Dost thou not know the secret
things, as well as the revealed ?
?

and the

if

intelligent, as if void of

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EVENING SERVICE.

50

Our God, and

the

God

of our ancestors, pardon us, for

for we are thy people,
;

give us, and grant us expiation

and thou our God we thy children, and thou our Father
we thy servants, and thou our Lord we thy congregation,
and thou our portion we thy heritage, and thou our lot ;
;

we thy

we thy vineyard, and

;
thou our keeper; we thy work, and thou our Creator; we
thy beloved, and thou our beloved we thy peculiar people^ and thou the Lord our God! we thy subjects, and
thou our King we are thy exalted people, and thou our ex
sheep, and thou our pastor

God! we are brazen-faced, but thou art merciful

and gracious we are stiff-necked, but thou art long-suffer
ing we are full of iniquity, but thou art full of mercy
we decay, our days are as a passing shadow but thou art
alted

immutable, thy years have no end.

O may our prayers come before thee, and withdraw not
thyself from our supplications, for we are not so shameless
of face, or hardened, as to declare in thy presence,
Eternal, our God and the God of our fathers, that we
are righteous, and have not sinned
we have sinned.

verily,

(we confess)

We

have trespassed, we have dealt treacherously, we

we have spoken slander, we have committed
we have acted pre
iniquity, and have done wickedly
we have committed violence we have
sumptuously
framed falsehood ; we have counselled evil
we have
we have scorned we have rebelled
uttered lies
we have blasphemed
we have revolted we have
acted perversely
we have transgressed we have op
pressed we have been stiff-necked we have acted wick
edly we have corrupted we have done abominably we
have gone astray, and have caused others to err we have
turned aside from thy excellent precepts and institutions,
and which hath not profited us but thou art just concern
have

stolen,

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all

truly,

that

but

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EVENING

O sprinkle clean watei

crimson, they shall be like wool.
us, and cleanse us ; as is written : then will I sprinkle
clean water upon you, and ye shall be cleansed from all your
uncleanliness, and from all your filthiness will I cleanse you.
upon

pardon our

on this day, and cleanse us; as

day an atonement is made for you,

sins,

written, for on this

leanse you ; that ye
|

may be clean from all your sins before

bring us unto thy holy mountain, and cause
us to rejoice in thy house of prayer, as is written : and I
will bring them unto my holy montain, and I will make
them rejoice in may house of prayer: their burnt- offerings
and their sacrifices shall be accepted on mine altar ; for my
house shall be called the house of prayer for all people.
Hear our voice,
Eternal, our God spare and compassion
ate us, and accept our prayers with favour and mercy.
Bring us back, O Eternal! unto thee, and we will return;
renew our days as of old.

r
-

is

to

-he Eternal

Give ear unto our words;

Eternal! consider our
meditations.
May the words of our mouth, and the
metitations of our heart, be acceptable in thy presence,
Eternal! who art our Rock, and our Redeemer.

O cast us not out from thy presence; nor take thy

cast us not off in old age ; for
holy spirit from us.
Forsake us not,
sake us not when our strength faileth.
Eternal, our God and be not far from us.
perform
a prodigy for our welfare ; that our enemies may see, and
be ashamed, when thou, O Eternal! dost help and comfort
us : for unto thee alone,
Eternal we attend ; answer us
Lord, our God !
!

Our God, and

-

the

God

of our fathers, forsake us not;

put us not to shame ; nor break thy coven

ant with us.
Draw us nigh unto thy law; teach us thy
Incline our hearts to
precepts, and show us thy ways.
;ast

us not

off;

revere thy name, and circumcise our hearts to love thee,

that we may return unto thee in truth, and with a perfect

heart;

and

for the

sake of thy great name, pardon and

of thy holy
forgive our iniquities, according to the words
Eternal! for the sake of
(David): pardon mine iniquity,

thy

name

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EVENING SERVICE

remember unto us the covenant with the patriarchs,

thou hast promised, I will, for their sakes remember
the covenant with their
when I brought
ancestors,
them forth out of the land of Egypt, in the sight ot the
nations that I might be their God; I am the Eternal! Act
by us, as thou hast assured us ; and yet for all that, when
they be in the land of their enemies, I will not reject them,
neither will I abhor them, to destroy them utterly, and to
break my covenant with them ; for I am the Eternal, their
God Have mercy on us, and destroy us not; as is written:
for the Lord, thy God, is a merciful God, he will not fail
thee, nor will he destroy thee; neither will he forget the
covenant with thine ancestors, which he swore unto them.
circumcise our hearts to love and revere thy name ; as it
is written, the Eternal,
thy God, will circumcise thine
heart, and the hearts of thy seed, that thou mayest love the
Eternal, thy God, with all thine heart, and with all thy
s

soul, for thy preservation sake.

O bring us back out of captivity,

and compassionate us ; as
written: the Eternal, thy God, will bring thee back out
of captivity, and gather thee from all the nations whither the
Eternal, thy God hath scattered thee.
gather our dis
persed; as it is written : if any of thine be driven out unto the
remotest climes under the heaven, from thence will the Eternal,
thy God, gather thee, and from thence will he fetch thee.
it is

be thou found of us when we seek thee as is written, but

from thence thou shalt seek the Eternal, thy God, then
shalt thou find him, if thou seek him with all thy heart, and
;

if

with

all

thy soul.

O blot out our transgressions for thine own sake, as

even I, am he, who blotteth
thou hast promised.
I,
out thy transgressions for mine own sake ; and thy sins
will
1
not remember.
cause our transgressions to
vanish as a cloud, and as a vapour ; as thou hast promised :
I have made
thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud,
and thy sins like a vapour; return unto me for I have
redeemed thee.

cause our sins to become white

written . come now, and let
saith the Eternal ! though your sins
shall be as white as snow
though
as

is

as snow and wool,

us reason together,
be as scarlet, they
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is greatly above man. I am only afraid and terrified al
tho Morks of man, lest I stumble as I have trespassed. Lol
[ am still, and wa.it for the Lord! for that is
my hope ; for
after I repented, 1 found consolation.
have sinned, etc.
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my soul ; I will this
day make confession of both public and private sins; for, lo
this day hath ever been ordained for a day of atonement,

he

We

appointed by an everlasting covenant he hath appointed

for a day of pardon, profitably to instruct me, that true
repentance atones for sin, as the daily sacrifices. Lo lie
hath thus marked repentance, that I might again abide un
der his shadow, for he knoweth the frailty of my nature,
have sinned, etc. Thou wilt show mercy unto me,
when thou shalt work wondrously in searching for thy
Lo thy host (Israel) trust in
sheep and lambs (Israel).
thee for they remember thy wonders of old. O work thy
wonders to preserve those who fear thee, that the fear of
the Lord may be their only treasure.
let our enemies,
who judge us, know and proclaim, that their rock is not
like our Rock.
We have sinned, etc. The heathens will
proclaim, it is Israel s Rock and Sanctifier, when he shall
oe sanctified in their sight behold, he will cause right
eousness to spring forth to those who sanctify him ; he will
ook down from his holy habitation he will erect his holy
temple, that they may offer the holy sacrifices, and the
of his divine presence will reside in the midst of them.
;

it

We

glory

Lo when he shall rise to judge the earth, those who contend with them, will tremble, for the Eternal will plead their
cause.
have sinned, etc.
plead their cause, and close
the mouths of their adversaries ;
strike their accusers
dumb. Lo! those whom thou hast called thy beloved (Is
rael) will sing praise unto thee, for their end will be peace ;
ordain peace to shine on us with splendour ; and regard our
meditation as a pure meat-offering. O suffer thy divine
presence to illuminate us, for from Zion will the law be ex
tended.
have sinned, etc. Thy faithful people heard
the law on Mount Sinai they willingly accepted, preserved,
and attentively considered it. Lo this day will he
pardon
his faithful ones, for the Omnipotent is a merciful God.
The Eternal will guide us until death, and will remove
from us, wrath and affliction. Lo he will estimate our
presumptuous sins, as done in ignorance as is said, for all
the people did it ignorantly.
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I will seek tLee, and unto thee will I COD

thou art
;
speat in Judah, and known in Israel ; Lo thou hast sear
ched us, and knowest that I confess my transgressions : I ver
ily know that weareguilty; but becauseof thy abundant mer
cy we are not cast off. Lo we spread forth our hands unto
"ess

We

We

we

trust in his holy name.

have sinned, etc.
trust in thy name, for that is the desire of our soul, and

him, for

humbly seek thy protection. Lo 1 in thy strength is the hope

of the poor, for those who humble themselves dost thou ex
alt. The proud and haughty exalt themselves over me ; they
cease not to satiate their anger ; lo ! we are impoverished
by means of the oppressor, who destroyed the poor before
he gave over. We have sinned,
and terrified because of thy

etc.

judgment

who

The poor are afraid

they come as one
;

confesses and forsakes his sins, that God may have

behold, and pardon their disgrace this
mercy on him.
day, for it is the day of atonement. Thou who art clothed

with honor and

compassionate

grlory,

us,

and suppress our

iniquity ; lo as sweet to my taste as honey, is the expres

sion he (God) woundeth, he also healeth.
have sinned,
etc. He will heal our wound, thanks to his holy name ; he
will remove the weight of our burden lo his
make
people
confession before him, of their presumptuous sins; for they
1

We

have committed many

sins,

both presumptuously and

ig-

norantly O pardon them now, according to their request ;

grant tnem life, for with thee, is the fountain of life.
have sinned, etc. Graciously bestow life and favour on the
who extol thee annihilate the perverseness of their
people
neart, sprinkle them with purifying water, and with reviv
ing dew.
may thy lambs, (Israel) be purified with thy
dew and at this time grant them pardon and redemption.
O cleanse them, as is said in the book, for on this day
shall he make an atonement.
have sinned, etc.
;

We

We

iTiay my prayer be accepted, and effect

pardon, as
*rhen I could offer sacrifices, even as when the altar was
in the exalted and strong place (the
Lo 1 thou
temple).
kuowest the construction of my joints, for tnou hast formed
my reins ; I will prepare my reins and inward parts to
serve him. O may the supplication of his servant be sweel
in his presence ; for behold he honoureth those who honour
him ; for his name alone is exalted.
na^e sinned,

my

We

etc.

Unto him

for will
it

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alone, all

mankind ought

to supplicate

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thy hand.

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by

SERVICE

thou who causest presumptuous and ignorant

look, therefore, to the covenant,

is in

ing

and regard

(0 behold, &c.) O behold as the hang

the hand of the embroiderer, who at his pleasure

not the accuser.

it
thou,
straight, or crooked ; thus are we in thy hand,
art a jealous and avenging God; look, therefore, to the

works

who

(0 behold, &c.)
covenant, and regard not our accuser.
behold as the silver is in the hand of the refiner, who at
!

we in thy
it, or refines it, thus are
a
for
our
wound
who
cure
thou
look,
hand,
preparest
therefore, to the covenant, and regard not the accuser.
his pleasure adulterates

(O behold, &c.)
O Lord remember thy mercy and benevolence; for they
O remember not our former iniquities,
are everlasting.
but hasten and prepare thy mercy, for we are brought
Lord with thy wonted
Remember us,
exceeding low.
favour to thy people, and visit u with thy salvation.
remember thy congregation, which thou didst purchase of
old, the tribe which thou didst redeem for thine heritage,
!

even Mount Zion,

remember the

O Lord!
and forget not for ever
Lord! the children
Remember,

whereon thou didst dwell.

love of Jerusalem,

the affection of Zion.

of

Edom,

rase

in the

rase

it,

it,

day of Jerusalem, who said

unto

have mercy on Zion

when

its
:

for there is a

the appointed time shall come.

loaac,

and

Israel,

Thou

foundation.

thy servants, to

to each other,
wilt arise, and

time to favour her,

Remember Abraham,
whom thou didst swear

and didst say unto them, I will multiply your seed

and all this land of which I have
is the stars of heaven
unto
I
will
your seed, and they shall inherit it
give
spoken,

by

thyself,

Remember thy servants Abraham, Isaac, and Ja

and
cob,
regard not the stubbornes of this people, nor theii
wickedness, nor their sin.
impute not sin unto us in that
we have acted foolishly, and in that we have sinned.
for ever.

We
O

have sinned against thee,

our Rock; forgive u

OUT Creator.

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and in consequence of his pleading, declare,
have pardoned.
may the merit of the Oriental patri
remove
arch (Abraham), bloom forth to the lily (Israel).
our sins, and let thy mighty voice be heard from thy dwell
O thou who art good,
ing, proclaiming, I have pardoned.
and ready to forgive, pardon and forgive our trespasses;
and answer us from
be attentive to our prayer, O Lord
bind up my wound, and hide
heaven, I have pardoned.
for it is thy glory to pronounce
mine iniquity in the deep
blot out the transgressions,
the words, I have pardoned.
and the evil deeds of the children of thy covenant exercise
thy kindness towards us, for that is thy glory ; and say to
hearken to ray
the remnant (Israel) I have pardoned.
prayer, and accept my supplication; pardon mine iniquity,
do it for thine own sake ; and say, I have pardoned.
regard our contrition, and in lieu of it pardon our iniquity;
put away our sin, and proclaim the good tidings to those
who hope in thee, by saying I have pardoned. .O hear my
voice, and behold the tears which flow from mine eyes ;
plead my cause, have regard to my words, and answer me,
hasten to purify us, and cause our
1 have
pardoned.
his support,
I

blot out the trans

transgressions to vanish as a cloud ;
gressions of the people that have been saved (Israel), and

say,

have pardoned

behold as the clay is in the hand of the potter, who

when he pleases, extends it, and when he pleases circum
scribes it: thus are we in thy hand, most gracious preserver;
look, therefore, to the covenant, and regard not the accuser
behold ! as the stone is in the
(O behold, &c.)
(satan).
hand of the mason, who at his pleasure retains it, or breaks
it in pieces, thus are we also in thy hand,0 thou who killest
!

and restorestto life again, look, therefore, to the covenant,

behold
and regard not the accuser. (0 behold, &c.)
as the iron is in the hand of the smith, who when he pleases
!

puts it in the fire, arid when he pleases takes it out, thus

thou Supporter of the poor and the
are we in Uij hand,
needy ; look, therefore, unto the covenant, and regard not
behold ! as the rudder is
the accuser.
(0 behold, &c.)
in the hand of the pilot, who at his pleasure takes hold of
or lets it go, thus are we in thy hand, O God ! who art
good, and ready to pardon ; look, therefore, to the covenant,
behold!
and regard not the accuser. (0 behold, &c.)
as the glass is in the hand of the maker, who when he pleases
forms it, and when he pleases dissolves it, thus are we in
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pardon now, the deceit of those whc kneel down and

prostrate themselves before thee ; and forgive the iniquitj
of those

who received thy law, according

to

thy good promise.

who hope in thee,

and proclaim thy unity in thy world ; blot out the iniquity
of those who are scattered, and rebuild thy temple.
pardon now, their perverseness, and shield them in thy*
pardon now, the disobedience of those

and
pavilion of peace; conceal the iniquity of thy servants,
hide it in thy secret place.
pardon them now, lest they should be punished from
forget the iniquity of thy sheep, for
thy heavenly abode ;
that is thy praise and exaltation.

pardon now, their shame, and compassionate them from

thy exalted residence; O bear with the iniquity of those

who love thee,- and rescue them from pain and affliction.

pardon now, the infamy of the errors and abominations

who love thee ; and pass by the iniquity of thy

of those

perfect people, according to thine abundant mercy.

enter not into judgment with us, for no living creature

What

we say in thy
we declare?
Our God! we are
or how shall we justify ourselves?
ashamed because of our works; and we are confounded
we are so ashamed
because of our iniquities. Our God
and confounded, as not to be able to lift up our faces unto
We know we have sinned, and there is none to
thee.
intercede for us but we hope thy great name will intercede
can be justified in thy presence.
Eternal, our God!
preoence,

what

shall

shall

for us in time of trouble.

It is certainly so, that the evil imagination is predominant
within us; we therefore depend on thee to justify us,

who aboundeth

in charity :
answer us, I have par
abhor the tale-bearer (satan), and abominate his
tale; and let me hear, beloved God! thy voice proclaim, I
silence the accuser (satan), and suffer
have pardoned,

thou,

doned.

the advocate to take his place;

and be thou,

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EVENING SERVICE

5i

thy dwelling place, their prayer and

from heaven,

supplication; and maintain

people

who have

their cause.

theii

pardon thy

sinned against thee.

Like a father hath compassion on his children, so have

O Lord salvation belongeth unto
thou compassion on us.
Selah
the Eternal! thy blessing be upon thy people.
The Lord of Hosts is with us, the God of Jacob is our
Lord of Hosts happy is the man that
Selah.
refuge.
Save us, O Eternal let the King heaT
trusteth in thee.
us when we call.
!

pardon, I beseech thee, the iniquity of this people,

according to thy great mercy, and according as thou hast
always foreborne with this people, from their exit from
Egypt, even until now ; (as expressed.)

And

Lord

pardon according to thy word.

and hear, open thine eyes,
and behold our desolations, and the city whereon thy name
is called; for it is not on account of our righteousness, that
the

my God

said, I

incline thine ear

we lay our

supplications before thee, but depending upon

Lord! pardon,
Lord! hear,
boundless
mercy.
thy
Lord! hearken, and comply; defer not, for thine own sake:
O my God for thy city, and thy people are called by thy
!

name.

Our God, and the God of our fathers.

O pardon now the trespasses and transgressions

of thy
people ; and suffer not thine anger to be kindled because of
the iniquity of thy children.

O pardon now their abomination, and grant them life

from thy fountain of life ; pardon the iniquity of those who
bore thy standard (Israel), and have mercy on them as thou
hast said.

pardon them now, as they

forsake

their

sins, as

and promise to
and pardon their

all confess,

thou hast noted

iniquity and transgression for thy

name

sake.

pardon now, the presumptuous and ignorant sins of

who were created to promulgate the unity of thy name
and cleanse their sin and iniquity with thy liberal rain.
those

pardon now, the foolishness that cleaves to the wicked

and may the iniquity of thy beloved people
;
be sought for, and none be found, as thou hast said.
of thy people

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can say, my heart is pure, for he cometh from seed deposited

in the grave of the womb, and walketh in vanity.
Oui
were looked upon as a
God I this is thy custom, &c.
mark and wonder on the earth : for we were marked with the
covenant, and are possessed of perfect statutes; we were
accounted the holy seed, children of the living God ; but
having polluted ourselves, we are called the defiled people,
by name. Our God grant our request for thine own sake.
thou who art too pure of sight, to behold evil, an*
&c.
didst not aforetime see perverseness in Israel ; but for the
sin of coveting property that was not our own, we were
slain, both great and small, and swallowed up as the fish.
Our God! it is thy custom, &c.
Lord! in our poverty,
thou didst graciously bestow charity on us, and didst hold
us fast by the hand, when our power declined ; and didst
instruct us, saying : this do, and live ; but not obeying, we
were destroyed in a moment. Our God for thine own sake
O grant a cure for those who are
grant our request, &c.
terrified at the shaking of a leaf, have compassion on those
who are but dust and ashes ; cast away our sins, and have
mercy on thy work ; consider that there is not a man to
intercede for us: act, therefore, charitably by us.
Our

We

God

it is

thy custom, &c.

Omnipotent King ! who sitteth on the throne of mercy,

governing with beneficence ; pardoning the iniquities of his
people, by causing them to pass away in due order, extend
ing pardon unto sinners, and forgiveness unto transgressors,
acting charitably towards all flesh and spirit, not rewarding
them according to their wickedness. O Omnipotent
thou
hast taught us to repeat the thirteen attributes of thy mercy.
Remember unto us, we beseech thee, this day, the covenant
of the thirteen, in like manner as thou didst once reveal
them unto the meek (Moses) ; for thus it is written in thy
law
and the Eternal descended in the cloud, and stood with
him there, and procloimed the name of the Eternal!
!

And the Eternal

proclaimed, &c.

Lord! give ear

passed by

before him, (Moses) and

our prayers, and hearken to th(

O hearken to the voice of oui
prayer, our King, and our God! when we pray unto thee
O may thine ears be attentive, and thine eyes open, unt*
O hear
the prayer of thy servants, even thy people Israel.
to

voice of our supplications.

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EVENING SERVICE

32

every living creature, and the spirit of all mankind. Th

have compassion
soul is thine, and the body is thy work:
on thy labour. The soul is thine, and the body is thine.

O Lord grant our request for thy name s sake. We come

depending on thy name: O Lord! grant our request for
the sake of thy name ; even for the sake of the glorification
of thy name : for the merciful and gracious God is thy name.
For the sake of thy name, O Lord pardon our inquity, for
!

it is

great.
Verily, our trespasses are more than can be numbered,
the troubles of our generations are too abundant to be expressed: because we hearkened not to rebuke as rational
beings ought to do, but did act as the presumptuous fool:
we, therefore, are compassed with plagues. Our God! it ia
thy custom, &c. When thou didst speak unto us, saying,
return ; we hid our faces : full of guile did we pray unto
In
thee : for with our hearts did we not turn unto thee.
thee
not
when
blessed
abund
we
with
;
sought
prosperity,
ance, we forgot thee ; how then can we expect to find thee
propitious to us in time of trouble ? Our God ! grant our
have not confidence
request for thine own sake, &c.
for we are destitute of good actions;
to approach thee:
when thou givest reward to the righteous, we are ashamed ;
we have entirely consumed the reward of the righteousness
of our ancestors, for neither principal nor interest could

We

suffice us.

Our God

it is

thy custom,

&c.

The most

work of art hath been taken from us as also those

who used to knock at thy gates with confidence; we are
become like those who speak haughtily, and have nothing
act by us, therefore, according to thy
to recommend us
mercy, and chase from us the judgment of the devouring
Our God! grant our request for thine own sake,
sword.
lovely

We

stand here as straw that hath been thrashed of

corn; we are as chaff, which no one seeketh to gather:
Terily, the righteous have been taken from us, as the corn
and we are left as the dry
is taken away in its season;
Our God it is thy custom, &c.
stubble set on fire.
what shall we say, or how shall we justify ourselves? Or,
what can we say, to find grace with the utterance of our

&c.
its

who can speak correctly,

lips ? Where is the eloquent orator,
so as not to be put to shame, when he opens his mouth.
Our God grant our request for thine own sake, &c. This
is our frail nature ; as the fool we have inherited folly : we
!

are

presumptuous sinners, gluttons, and drunkards:

who

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30

for the Eternal is a great God, and s might)

;
great above all gods: for is there a god in
heaven or on earth, that can do according to thy works, and
according to thy mighty acts? Who should not rever thee,
King of the nations 1 for it appertaineth unto thee ; be
cause among all the wise men of the nations, and in all their
kingdoms, their is none like unto thee. There is none like
Lord Thou art great, and thy name is great
unto thee,

above

all

King: he

gods
is

Thine is power and valour, triumphant thy hand,

power.
and highly exalted is thy right hand: the day is thine, and
the night is also thine: thou hast arranged the light and
chc sun.
In whose hands are the depths of the earth : the
summits of the hills are his also.
Who can declare the
in

mighty acts of the Lord, who proclaim all his praise 1

Thine, O Eternal is the greatness, power, glory, victory,
and majesty for all that is in the heaven and on the earth,
is thine; thine is the kingdom,
Lord! and thou art
exalted as Supreme above all.
The heavens are thine, the
earth also is thine; thou hast founded the earth, and the
!

Thou hast fixed the boundaries of the

summer and winter hast thou formed. Thou didst

fullness thereof.

earth

break in pieces the heads of crocodiles, and didst give them

be meat to the people going into the wilderness.
Thou
didst cleave the fountain and the brook; thou didst dry up
the mighty rivers.
By thy strength didst thou divide the
sea, and didst break the heads of the sea monsters in the
waters.
Thou dust rule the proud sea; when the waves
thereof arise, thou dost still them.
The Lord is great, and
exalted in praise, in the city of our God, and on his h,oly
O Eternal! God of Hosts! who dwelleth between
mount.
the cherubim, thou alone art God.
God is greatly rever
to

enced in the assembly of the holy angels, and feared by all

The heavens shall acknowledge thj
that are about him.
wonders,

Lord

of the holy.

shout unto the

thy faithfulness also in the congregation

let us sing unto the Lord ; let us

come,

Rock

of our salvation.

We

will

come

into

with thanksgiving, and joyfully sing hymns to

Justice arid judgment are the basis of thy throne;

his presence

him.

mercy and truth precede thy presence. Let us together

take sweet counsel, and walk in company to the house of
God, to whom the sea belongeth, for he made it and hi
hands formed the dry land, in whose hand is the soul of

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EVENING SERVICE

28

O may

prosperity for us ascend at eventide; our puriin the morning ; and

our orisons be conspicuous until even.
fication

come from the divine presence

O may

our memorial ascend at eventide;

our solemn

assembling approach the divine presence in the morning;

and our glorification be conspicuous until even.

O may

our knocking at the gate of repentance ascend at

come from the Divine Presence in the
and our petition be conspicuous until even.

eventide; our joy

morning

may our supplication ascend at eventide; approach

thee in the morning ; and may the effect of it be conspicuous
to us until even.

thou who hearest prayer, all flesh come to address

all flesh come to worship before thee,
Eternal
Lord and glorify
They come and bow down before thee,
Come, let us bow down, bend the knee, and
thy name.
Enter
prostrate ourselves before the Eternal, our Creator
ye his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise;
be thankful unto him, praise his name.
Bless ye the Lord,
all ye servants of the Lord!
who stand by night in the
house of the Lord.
lift
up your hands towards the
Let us enter his taber
sanctuary, and bless the Lord.
Extol ye the
nacles, prostrate ourselves at his footstool.
Eternal, our God! and bow down at his footstool, for holy
is he.
Extol ye the Lord, our God! and worship at his
holy mount, for the Lord, our God, is holy.
Worship the
thee

Lord

in festive attire, let all the earth quake before him.

In the greatness of thy benevolence, will we enter thy
house: in reverence will we bow down towards tho temple
of thy holiness.
will bow down towards the temple

We

thy holiness, and praise thy name, for thy loving kind,
ness and truth; for thou hast magnified thy word and name
above all. O Lord, God of hosts! who is strong like unto
Lord 7 thy faithfulness surrounds thee ; fi r who In
thee,
heaven can be compared unto the Lord? and who can be
likened unto the Lord, among the sons of the mighty? For
thou art great, and performeth wondrous things; thou alone
art God
for thy tender mercy is great above the heavens,
and thy truth reacheth unto the skies. The Lord is great,
and exalted in praise, and his greatness is unsearchable;
for the Lord is great, and exalted in
he is revered
praise

.of

.;

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EVENING SERVICE.
On Sabbath

And

say

and the earth were finished, and al

their host. And on the seventh day God ended his work
which he had made and he rested on the seventh day from
all his work which he had made.
And God blessed the
seventh day, and sanctified it because he thereon rested
c
rom all his work, which God created and mad.
Blessed art thou, O Eternal, our God and the God of
our ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the
God of Jacob, the great, mighty, and tremendous God the
most high God, Creator of the heavens and the earth.
the Leavens

lie was the shield of our ancestors, with his word ; he

reviveth he dead at his command ; he is the holy King
for there is none like unto him, who grantest rest unto his
1

people on his holy sabbath for delighting in them, he was

pleased to grant them rest ; we, therefore, will worship him
with reverential awe, and will continually praise his name
daily, the source of all blessings the God to whom thanks
givings are due? the Lord of peace, who sanctitieth the
sabbath, and blesseth the seventh day, and granteth holy
rest to his people, enjoying the delicacies of delight, as a
memorial of the work of the creation.
;

Our God, and the God of our fathers, we beseech thee to

be pleased with our day of rest. O sanctify us with thy
commandments, and let thy law be our portion ; satisfy us
with
our souls with thy salvation,
thy goodness rejoice
and purify our hearts to serve thee in truth and cause us,
O Lord, our God to inherit thy holy sabbath with love and
;

delight

and grant that

may have

rest thereon.

all Israel,

who

sanctify thy

Blessed art thou,

Lord

name,
1

who

sanctifieth the sabbath.

may our supplications ascend at eventide our prayer

approach the divine presence in the morning and our
praise be conspicuous until even.
O may our voice ascend at eventide our righteousness
approach the divine presence in the morning and our re
demption be conspicuous until even.
O may our affliction ascend at eventide; our pardon
come forth from the divine presence in the morning and
oar cry be conspicuous until even.
O may our supplication ascend at eventide approach
thee in the morning and may the effect of it be conspicu
;

ous to us until even.

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O my God
now

that I

formed

befjre I was formed,

have been formed, am as

dust

am

my lifetime,

in

was unworthy an^

ugh I had not been
how much more at my
I

the

decease. Behold, I stand before thee, as a vessel full of

shame and confusion.
may it be acceptable in thy pre
and the God of my fathers, to
God
!
Bence,
Eternal, my

me, that I

assist

sin

no more and the

;

sins

which

have

al

ready committed against thee, blot out through thy mer

cy, but not by thy chastisement and malignant sickness.
be pleased to guard my tongue from evil, and
from
my lips
uttering deceit. And be thou silent, O my soul,
to those who curse me
and grant that my soul may be

my God,

humble

as the dust to every one. Open

heart to receive
soul
commandment.
law,that
thy
may pursue thy
Speed

my

my

ily,

I beseech thee, frustrate the devices,

machinations of
grant
it

it

for thy

all

name

for thy holiness

may

those

who imagine

grant

and destroy the

evil against

me.

for thy right hand ; grant

for thy law ; that thy beloved
it

grant it
O save me with thy right hand and an
the words of my mouth and the meditations
;

be delivered.

swer me.

May
my heart, be acceptable in thy presence, O Lord who
art my Rock and Redeemer. May he who maketh peace in

of

his

high heavens, grant peace unto

us,

and

all Israel,

and say

ye,Amen. Let it be acceptable before thee,O Lord, our Godl

and the God of our / *iers, that the holy temple may speedi
s ; and let our port on be in thy law
ly be rebuilt in our
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EVENING SERVICE.

22

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

running swiftly to do evil. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by tale-bearing.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
false-swearing. And fur the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, by causeless enmity.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
embezzlement. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, by extac}r
.

God of forgiveness, forgive us,

Yet for all of them,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
Also for the sins for which we were obliged to bring a
burnt offering.

And

for the sins for which

we were obliged

to bring a

sin-offering.

And for the sins, for which we were obliged to bring an

offering according to our ability.
And for the sins, for which we were obliged to bring a
trespass-offering, either for a certain or doubtful sin.
And for the sins, for
stripes of contumacy.
And

which we were obliged

for the sins, for which

we were

to suffer the

obliged to suffer

flagellation.

for the sins, for which we have incurred the pen

by the hand of God.
And for the sins, for which we have incurred the penal
ty of extirpation and being childless.
And for the sins for which we have incurred the penal
ty of the four kinds of death formerly inflicted by our tri
bunal of justice, viz.:
Stoning, burning, beheading, and strangling; for trans
gressing affirmative precepts or negative precepts; whether
an action be appropriated thereto, or not, as well as those
which are known to us, as those which are unknown to
us, we have already made confession of them before thee,
O Lord, our God and the God of our fathers. And those
which are unknown to us, are known and evident before
thee, as it is said, the secret things belong unto thee,
Eternal, our God! but the revealed things belong unto us
and our posterity, for ever, to perform all the words of this
law for thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who granteth
remission of sins unto the tribes of Jeslmrun, in all ages;
and beside thee, there is none to whom we appeal for par

And

alty of death,

don and forgiveness.

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EVENING SERVICE.

we have committed against

ignorantly.
For the sin which
violence.
And for

thee, either

presumptuously

o.

we have committed against thee, with

the sin which we have committed

against thee, by the profanation of thy name.

For the sin which we have committed
with
against thee,
lefiled lips.
And for the sin which we have committed
gainst thee, with foolish expressions.

For the

sin

which we have committed against thee with

And for the sin which we have committed
either knowingly, or with deliberation.

evil imagination.

against thee,

Yet for all of them, O God of forgiveness, forgive us,

pardon us, and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee by
denying and lying. And for thw sin which we have com
mitted against thee, by taking or giving a bribe.
For the sin which we have committed against thee by
scoffing.
thee, by

And

for the sin

which we have committed against

calumny.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, in

and for the sin which we have committed against
thee, in meat and drink.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
extortion and usury.
And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by immodest discourse.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
And for the sin which we have committed
chattering.
traffic,

against thee, with the twinkling of our eyes.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with
haughty looks. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, with shamelessness.

Yet for all of them,

God of forgiveness, forgive us,
pardon us, and grant us remission.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
shaking off the yoke of thy law. And for the sin which
we have committed against thee, by litigiousness.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

And for the sin which wo
treachery to our neighbour.
have committed against thee, by envy.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

And for the sin which we have committed

by our stubbornness.

levity.

thee,

against

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EVENING SERVICE.

Itf

we have

counselled evil;

we have

uttered

lies;

we have

scorned; we have rebelled; we have blasphemed; we have

revolted ; we have acted perversely; we have transgressed
we have oppressed we have been stiff-necked; we have
acted wickedly; we have corrupted; we have done abom
inably j we have gone astray and have caused others to
;

>

we have turned aside from

thy excellent precepts, and

institutions, and which hath not profited us; but thou art
just concerning all that has come upon us: for thou hast
dealt most truly, but we have done wickedly.
err

what shall we say in thy presence, thou, who dwel

above the Universe ? Or what shall we declare unto
thee who resideth above the skies ? Knowest thou not all
!

lest

the secret things, as well as the revealed?

Thou knowest all the secrets of the world, and the most
hidden transactions of all living. Thou searchest all the in
ward parts, and examinest the reins and the heart; so that
there is nothing concealed from thee, neither is there any

thing hidden from thy sight. O may it then be acceptable

in thy presence, O Eternal, our God! and the God of our
fathers, to pardon all our sins, and forgive all our iniqui
ties, and grant us remission for all our transgressions.
For the sin which we have committed against thee either
by compulsion or voluntarily. And for the sin which we
have committed against thee, with a stubborn heart.

For the sin

of ignorance.

which we have committed against thee, out

And for the sin which we have committed

against thee, with the utterance of our lips.

For the sin which we have committed against thee with
incestuous lewdness. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, either publicly or secretly.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, with

deliberate deceit. And for the sin which we have commit
ted against thee, with the speech of the mouth.

For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

oppressing our neighbor. And for the sin which we have
committed against thee, by the evil cogitation of the heart.
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by

assembling to commit fornication. And for the sin which

we have committed against thee, by acknowledging our
sins with .our mouth (but do not repent in our heart.)
For the sin which we have committed against thee, by
despising our parents and teachers. And for the sin which

DO

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EVENING SERVICE.
the inner part of thine house and accept of the burnt-offer
ings of Israel, and their prayers with love and favour. And
may the service of Israel thy people be ever pleasing tothee.
that our eyes may behold thy return to Zion with
:

mercy. Blessed art thou,

Divine presence unto Zion.

Lord

who

restoreth

his

We

reverentially acknowledge that thou art the Lord

the God of our fathers for evermore
thou
art our strength, the support of our life, and the shield of
our salvation ; from generation to generation will we r^-u-

our

God and

der thanks unto thee, and relate Uiy praise, for our lives
are ever in thine hand, and our souls always depending on
thy care ; thy miraculous providence, which we daily ex

and

and thv goodnesses which

and at noon exercised
over us. Thou art good, for thy mercies never fail thou
art merciful, for thy loving-kindnesses are without end
perience

for thy wonders,

are at all times, evening, morning,

we put our

wherefore

trust in thee.

And for all these mercies, may thy name, O our King !
be continually praised, and exalted for ever and ever.
And vouchsafe to inscribe all the children of thy cove
nant for a happy life.
And all the living shall for ever give thanks unto thee,
and in truth praise thy name. O Omnipotent our sal
vation and help.
Blessed art thou,
Lord for goodness
is
thy name, and unto thee it is proper to give thanks.
O grant abundant peace unto thy people Israel ; for
art the Lord of peace
and may it please
thou, O King
!

thee to bless thy people Israel at all times, and at all

Lord who
Blessed art thou,
hours, with thy peace.
blesseth thy people Israel with peace.
In the book of life, blessing, peace, and honest suste
nance ; may we, and all thy people, the house of Israel bo
remembered, and written before thee, to a happy life and

Lord who maketh peace.

of our ancestors, may our prayer
come before thee, and withdraw not thyself from our sup
plications for we are not so shameless of face, or hardened
as to declare in thy presence,
Eternal, our God and the
God of our ancestors, that we are righteous, and have not
ginned ; verily, (we confess) we have sinned.
have trespassed, we have dealt treachously, we have
peace.

Blessed art thou,

Our God, and

the

God

We

we have spoken slander, we have committed iniquity,

and have done wickedly we have acted presumptuously
we have committed violence; \ve have framed falsehood;

stolen,

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EVENING SERVICE.

14:

Our Gfd, and

the

God

of our fathers, shall cause oui

and come, approach, be seen, accepted,

heard, and be thought on and be remembered in remem
brance of us, and in remembrance of our fathers, in re
membrance of thine- anointed Messiah, the son of David
thy servant, and in remembrance of Jerusalem, thy holy
city, and in commemoration of all thy people, thy house of
to ascend,
prayers

Israel, before thee, to a good issue with favour, with grace,

with compassion, and with happy and peaceable life, on
this day of atonement.
Remember us thereon, O Lord,
our God, for good and think on us with a blessing, and
dave us, that we may enjoy a happy life and by the words
:

and mercy spare

of salvation

and save

us.

Have compassion on

us,

unto thee our eyes are fixed for thou

God art a merciful and gracious King.
Our God and the God of our fathers, O pardon our ini
quities, (on the sabbath, say, on this day of rest, and) on
this day of atonement.
O blot out, and remove our trans
as it is said, I, even I, am he,
gressions from thy sight
who blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake and
us, for

thy sins I will not remember. And it is said, I have made

thy transgressions vanish away like a cloud, and thy sins
like a vapour : return unto me, for I have redeemed thee.

And

day shall he make an atonement

ye may be clean from all your
sins before the Lord.
(On tlie sabbath, say, our God, and
the God of our fathers, accept our day of rest.) O sanctify
as with thy commandments, and ordain our portion to be in
thv law.
satisfy us with thy goodness, and cause us to
rejoice in thy salvation (on the sabbath, say^ and cause us
for

said, for
to cleanse

it is

you

on

you

this
;

that

Lord, our

God

to inherit thy holy sabbath, with love

and delight ; and grant that Israel ; who sanctify thy name,
may have rest thereon) and purify our hearts to serve thee
I

for thou art the pardoner of Israel, and who

grantest remission of sins to the tribes of Jerusalem, in every
generation ; and besides thee there is none to whom we ap
peal for pardon and forgiveness. Blessed art thou, O Lord,
the King who pardoneth and forgiveth our iniquities, and
the iniquities of his people, the house of Israel, and causeth
our trespasses to pass away annually. King of the whole
earth, who sanctifieth (on the sabbath, add, the sabbath,)
Israel, and the day of atonement.
in truth

Graciously accept, O Lord, our God thy people Israel

Mid have regard unto their prayers Restore the service to
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EVENING SERVICE.

12

before thee : so that they may all form one baud, to perform
thy will with an upright heart; and be all convinced, as we
that dominion appertaineth unto
are, O Lord, our God
thee that strength is in thy hand, might in thy
right hand,
and that thy name is tremendous over all tl.ou hast created,
1

And therefore, O Lord grant honor unto thy people

applause unto those who fear thee ; a pleasing hope unto
those who seek thee ; and confidence urxto those wno wait
for thee; ioy unto thy land, gladness un o
thy city, a re
vival of thy kingdom of thy servant \)avid, and an ordi
nation of renewed splendour to the soil of Jesse thine an
ointed, speedily in our days.
!

And

then the righteous will see

it,

and

rejoice

the

up

but iniquity
right be glad, and the saints exalt in song
will be dumb, and all manner of wickedness vanish as
smoke when thou shalt remove the dominion of wicked
ness from the earth.
;

O Lord

thou alone shalt reign over all thy works

Zion, the residence of thy glory ; and in Jerusa
lem, the city of thy sanctuary as it is written in thy holy
Zion I
word, the Lord reigneth for ever, even thy God,

Then,

in

mount

from generation

Thou

art holy,

to generation.

and thy name

no God

Hallelujah.
is

tremendous and besides

;

written, and the Lord of Hosta

shall be exalted in judgment ; and the holy God shall be

thee there

is

as

it is

sanctified through righteousness.

Blessed art thou,

Lord

King
Thou selected

holy

us from all othei people, thou didst love

ua and was favourable unto us, and exalted us above all
other nations, and thou sanctifieth us with thy command

our King unto thy service

inents and brought us near,
and by thy great and holy name thou called unto us.
I

And with love, hast thou given us, Lord, our God (on
the sabbath say, the sabbath-day, for a sanctification and
rest, and) this day of atonement, for pardon, forgiveness,
and atonement; and thereon
love

;)

a holy convocation,

parture from

Egypt

to
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pardon

all

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EVENING SERVICE

O spread over us the tabernacle of thy peace.

Blessed art
Eternal who spreadeth the tabernacle of
peace
over us, and over all his people Israel, and over Jerusalem.
And the children of Israel shall keep the sabbath, ob
serving the sabbath throughout their generations for a per
petual covenant. It is a sign between me and the children
of Israel forever; for in six days the Lord made heaven
and earth, and on the seventh day he rested and was re
freshed.
For on this day shall he make an atonement for you, t
cleanse you ; that you may be clean from all your sins before the Lord.

thou,

O Lord

open tbou

thy praise.
Blessed art thou,
fathers, the God of

my lips,
Lord

Abraham,

and

my mouth

shall declare

God and the God of our

God of Isaac, and the God

our
the

of Jacob, the great God powerful and tremendous, the most

high God! bountifully dispensing benefits, the Creator of all
things who remembering the piety of the fathers, will send
a Redeemer to their posterity for his name s sake in love.
!

us unto life, O King, thou who delighteth in

and write us in the book of life for thy sake, O God
of life. O King, thou art our Supporter, Saviour, and Pro

Remember

life,

tector.

Blessed art thou,

Lord, the shield of Abraham.

Lord! art for ever powerful; thou restorest life

to the dead, and art mighty to save.
Sustaining by thy benevolence the living, and by thine
abundant mercies animating the dead ; supporting those
Thou,

healing the sick, setting at liberty those that aro

and performeth thjr faithful words unto those
;
Who is like unto thee, O Lord !
that sleep in, the dust.
most mighty ? or who may be compared with thee ? the
King who killeth and again restoreth life, and causeth sal
vation to flourish.
that
in

fall,

bonds

Who

is like unto thee,

merciful Father I
cy remembereth thy creatures to life.
Thou art also faithful to revive the dead.
thou,
LORD, who reviveth the dead.

who

mer

in

Blessed art

Thou art holy, and holy is thy name, and the Bainta
Selah.
praise thee daily.
And therefore extend thy fear, Lord, our God ! over all
thy wcrks, and thy dread over all thou hast created tbat
all thy works may fear thee, ar.d all creatures bow down
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truth and certainty, and irrefutable, that the

and besides him there is none; we
(Israel) are his people, whom he hath redeemed from the
hands of kings; he is our King, who hath delivered us from
He is the Almighty; who was
the power of tyrants.
revenged of us on our adversaries, and who gave a just
reward unto all our enemies. Who doeth great things, which
cannot be investigated; yea, miracles and wonders without
number; who did keep us alive, and suffered not our feet
He caused us to tread on the high places of our
to slip.
enemies, and exalted our horn over all our adversaries; for
our sake he performed miracles, and was revenged on
Pharaoh; he performed prodigies and tokens in the land of
the children of Ham; who in his wrath smote all the first
born of Egypt, and brought out his people Israel from
All this

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is

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our God!

perpetual liberty, and conducted his

children between the divisions of the Ked Sea. Their pur
suers and their enemies, he caused to sink in the deep. His
children did see his mighty power; they praised his name,
and with pleasure and cheerfulness they acknowledged him
their Sovereign.
Moses, and the children of Israel, sang

among them, unto

unto thee; and with gladness, song, and abundant joy, they
unanimously proclaimed
Who is like unto thee, Lord! among the mighty? Who
is like thee, glorious in holiness, tremendous in praises,
:

working miracles?

Thy kingdom thy children beheld, when thou didst divide

Thus they proclaimed, and said, The
the sea for Moses.
Lord will reign for ever and ever.

And it is written, for the Lord hath redeemed Jacob, and

delivered him from the hand that was stronger than he.
Lord! who hath redeemed Israel.
Blessed art thou,
Lord, our God! cause us to lie down in peace, and to
our King! in perfect health.
spread thy
pavilion of peace over us, uphold us with thy good
Protect us, and
counsel, and help us for thy name s sake.
remove far from us foes,- pestilence, war, famine and grief.
remove the antleer (Satan) from being about us, and
conceal us under the shadow of thy wings; for thou,
Omnipotent!
God, art our keeper and deliverer; thou,
art a most merciful and gracious King! preserve our going
rise again,

forth and

coming

in to life

and peace, now and for

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down, and when thou

them

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upon thine hand, and they

between thine eyes. And thou shalt write

the door-posts of thy house, and on thy gates.

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which I command you this day,

my commandments,

Lord your God, and to serve him with all your

heart, and with all your soul; that I will give you the rain
of your land in its due season; the first rain, and the latter
rain, that thou mayest gather in thy corn, thy wine, and

to love the

thine oil; and I will send grass in thy fields for thy cattle
that thou mayest eat and be satisfied. Take heed to your
selves, that your heart be not deceived, and ye turn aside,
and serve other gods, and worship them.
For then the
Lord s wrath will be kindled against you, and he will shut
up the heavens, that there be no rain, and the land will not
yield her fruit, and ye shall perish quickly from off the
goodly land which the Lord giveth you. Therefore shall
ye lay up these words in your heart, and in your soul, and
bind them for a sign upon your hand, and they shall be
frontlets between your eyes.
And ye shall teach them to
your children, speaking of them when thou sittest in thy
house, and when thou walkest by the way, when thou liest
dow n, and when thou risest up. And thou shalt write them
upon the door-posts of thy house, and upon thy gates. That
your days and the days of your children may be multiplied
in the land which the Lord swore unto your fathers to give
them, as the days of heaven upon earth.
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And the Lord spoke unto Moses, saying, speak unto the
children of Israel, and bid them to make themselves fringes
in the borders of their garments, throughout their genera
tions, and they put upon the fringes of the borders a thread
And it shall be unto you for a fringe, that ye
look
upon it, and remember all the commandments
may
of the Lord, and do them; and that ye seek not after the
inclinations of your heart, and the delight of your eyes,
of blue.

which ye have been led astray. That

all my commandments, and be
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He shall also be blessed,

Read. Bless ye tlie Lord,
is ever blessed.
praised, glorified,
extolled,
Cong. Blessed be the Lord, and exalted, the name of the
who

who is blessed for ever and

evermore.
EterBlessed art thou,
nal, our God!
King of the
Universe! who with thy word
causeth the twilight of the
evening; with wisdom thou
openest the gates of the
heavens, and with understanding thou alterest the
seasons, changest the times,
regulating the stars, and
placest

them

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supreme King of kings, holy

be his name, for he is the
first, and the last, and without him there is no other
God.

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the heavens by his

name JAH, and rejoice before

him, for his name is exalted
above

all

blessings

and

praises; blessed be the name

of the glory of his kingdom

evermore; and let the

of God be blessed from
henceforth to eternity,
for

name

motion in the firmament, acThus

cording to thy will.
hast thou created day and night; thou rollest the light apart,
because of the darkness; and the darkness because of the
light;, thou passest away the day, and bringest the night;
thus th ou makest a division between day and night. Eternal
Lord of Hosts! is thy name!
Omnipotent, living, and
ever-existing God! reign over us, continually, and for
Lord! who bringeth on the
evermore. Blessed art thou,
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evening.

With eternal love has thou loved the house of Israel, thy
people; thou hast taught us laws and commandments,
statutes and judgments; therefore,
Lord, our God! when
we lie down, and when we rise up, we will discourse of thy
statutes, and we will rejoice in the words of thy law, and
in thy commandments, for ever and ever; for they are our
life and the prolongation of our days; and in them we will
meditate day and night. Wherefore we beseech thee, with
draw not thy love from us for ever. Blessed art thou,
Eternal; thou lovest thy people Israel.
Israel! the Lord our God is one God.
Blessed
Hear,
be the name of the glory of his kingdom for evermore.
And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thine heart,
and with all thy soul, and with all thy might, and these
words which I command thee this day shall be in thine
And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy
heart.
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Ps. xcii.

PSALM OR SONG FOR THE SABBATH DAY.

It is g-ooa
to give thanks unto the Lord, to sing praises unto thy name,
Most High
To declare thy loving kindness in the morn
ing, and thy faithfulness in the night.
Upon a ten-stringed
instrument, and upon a psaltery ; and with a solemn sound
Lord hast made me glad with
upon the harp. For thou,
thy wonderful works ; I therefore, will triumph in the works
of thy hands.
Lord are thy works ! thy
great,
thoughts are exceeding profound. An ignorant man knoweth
it not;
neither doth a fool understand this.
When the
wicked spring up like grass, and the workers of iniquity
flourish
it is that
they may be destroyed for ever. But
Lord! art exalted for evermore. For, lo! thine
thou,
Lord
For lo thine enemies shall perish ; all
enemies,
the workers of iniquity shall be scattered. My horn, thou
makest to rise like that of a unicorn ; my age thou anointest
with fresh oil.
Mine eyes shall also see
desire on mine
enemies ; and my ears shall hear it of the wicked who rise
up against me. The righteous shall flourish like the palmtree : he shall grow like the cedars in Lebanon, which are
planted in the house of the Lord, and flourish in the courts
of our God
they shall bring forth fruit in old age they
shall be fat and flourishing.
To shew that the Lord is uphe is my rock, and there is no unrighteousness in
fight

How

my

him.
Ps. xciil

The Lord reigneth

beautifully attired ; with majesty

hath the Lord clothed and girt himself ; he hath also fixed
the unalterable order of the universe. Thy throne,
Lord is established since creation ; but thy existence is
from eternity Though the floods, O Lord lift up their
presumptuous heads; though they lift up their voice, and
the floods issue dreadful sounds yet mightier than the voice
of the assembled waters, than the powerful billows of the
ocean, art thou in thy eminence, O Lord Thy testimonies
are exceeding stable ; holiness decorates thy temple,
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ENGLISH PRAYER
The Minister and a Past President

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of the Congregation pronounce the

following Sanction:

and worldly tribunal, with the permission

the Almighty and of this holy congregation, we declare
now lawful to offer prayer with those who have trans

In the
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HYMN.

celestial

gressed.
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All vows and self -prohibitions, vows of abstinence and

promise, vows with self-imposed penalties and payments,

which we may vow, swear, promise, and devote, from this

day of Atonement unto the next day of Atonement (may

come to us in happiness), we repent them all, may they

be held by the Almighty of no moment. May such vows
be ly him not considered as vows, nor such oaths as oaths,
nor such promises and obligations as binding.
May they
be all null and void, without power or binding force.
it

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And

shall

be granted to the whole congrega

pardon
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tion of Israel,

them, when

all

the people transgress

The Reader

ignorantly."

says :

Pardon, we beseech, the iniquity of this people, accord

ing to the greatness of Thy mercy, e en as Thou hast borne
this people from Egypt until now
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hast said

the Eternal answered, I have pardoned as thou

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Blessed art Thou, Eternal, our God, King of the Universe,

who hast preserved us alive, supported us, and brought us
unto this season.
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Kol Nidre ...............................................................

May

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Omnipotent King .........................................................

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Our P ather and our King ..............................................

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How

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Bless ye the Lord ........................ ................................

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