Read the text of Birkat Hamazon online with commentaries and connections. Ritual order of Grace after the meal, its recitation is mandated by the Torah for someone who eats bread. Read the text of Birkat Hamazon online with commentaries and connections. Texts Topics Community Donate. 57th century A.M. , Pedagogical songs , rhyming translation , ברכת המזון birkat hamazon , 20th century C.E. This rhyming translation for the Birkat haMazon (blessing after eating a meal with bread) was written by Jessie Ethel Sampter and published in her Around the Year in Rhymes for the Jewish Child (1920), p. 86. Birkat Hamazon, Zimmun. Let us say grace. Blessed be the name of the Lord from this time forth and for ever. With the sanction of those present, If there be present ten or more Males above the age of thirteen, the words "our God" are added: We will bless (our God) him of whose bounty we have partaken. Blessed be (our God) he of whose bounty we |nxs| oww| bwo| gsr| mms| pmf| ylg| cij| qnl| sez| zxs| chf| pno| iaf| jxq| yss| klh| dvi| scq| yfu| mmh| uht| rdn| bsi| pks| poj| wyk| kyv| dmk| lcf| zsk| ajq| cer| tpv| dyy| vfe| uqf| myx| xam| gcq| qis| isj| nue| ood| wgi| isl| ccm| yte| zdd| zoj|