Birkat Hamazon at a Brit Mila

BIRKAT HAMAZON AT A BRIT MILA Leader Gentlemen, let us say grace. Others May the name of the Lorn be blessed from now and for ever. Ps. 13 Leader May the name of the Lorp be blessed from now and for ever. Leader then We give thanks to Your name among the faithful. others Blessed are you to the Lorn. Leader With permission of the Almighty, awesome and revered, a refuge in times of trouble, Almighty, girded with strength — majestic on high, the Lorn. Others We give thanks to Your name among the faithful. Blessed are you to the Lorn. Leader With permission of the holy Torah, pure and clear, given to us as a heritage by Moses the servant of the Lorp. Others We give thanks to Your name among the faithful. Blessed are you to the Lor. Leader With permission of the priests, the Levites, I call upon the God of the Hebrews, declaring His glory to the furthest isles, and offering blessings to the Lorn. Others We give thanks to Your name among the faithful. Blessed are you to the Lorp. from God, the Torah, Kohanim and Levites, and the assembled company, dating from the Middle Ages. Originally said at other festive occasions, it has come, over the course of time, to be associated specifically with the celebra- tion of a circumcision.