Tzur Mishelo

The Rock from whom we have eaten: Bless Him, my faithful friends; we have sufficed, we have left over, just as the LORD said. He feeds His world — our Shepherd, our Father, we have eaten of His bread, His wine we have drunk. So let us thank His name, let us praise Him with our mouths, saying, singing: None is holy like the LORD. The Rock from whom we have eaten: Bless Him, my faithful friends; we have sufficed, we have left over, just as the LORD said. With song and sound of thanks, we shall bless our God, for the gift He gave our fathers: A lovely land. With food and sustenance He has satisfied our souls. His kindness overwhelms us: True is the LORD. The Rock from whom we have eaten: Bless Him, my faithful friends; we have sufficed, we have left over, just as the LORD said. Have compassion in Your love for Your people, our Rock, for Zion, Your home of glory, Temple of our splendor. The son of David Your servant: may he come and redeem us, breath of our life, anointed of the LORD. The Rock from whom we have eaten: Bless Him, my faithful friends; we have sufficed, we have left over, just as the LORD said. May the Temple be rebuilt, Zion’s city full again; there we will sing a new song as we go up in joy, to the Compassionate, the Holy One — may He be blessed and raised on high - with a full cup of wine, sign of the blessing of the LORD. The Rock from whom we have eaten: Bless Him, my faithful friends; we have sufficed, we have left over, just as the LORD said. Prayer before Mayim Aharonim: I shall wash my hands with one vessel, / to that Shadow Side that has no existence of its own. If we are three then I shall invite [the others to Grace] over a cup of blessing, / for that First Cause of all causes, the Ancient Holy One. Birkat HaMazon can be found on page 1028.