Amida

Outside Israel, if Kohanim bless the congregation during the Leader's Repetition, the service continues on page 882. In Israel, the regular Priestly Blessing on page 890 is said. If Kohanim do not ascend, the following is said. See laws 371-378. Our God and God of our fathers, bless us with the threefold blessing in the Torah, written by the hand of Moses Your servant and pronounced by Aaron and his sons the priests, Your holy people, as it is said: May the LORD bless you and protect you. (Cong: May it be Your will.) Num. 6 May the LORD make His face shine on you and be gracious to you. (Cong: May it be Your will.) May the LORD turn His face toward you, and grant you peace. (Cong: May it be Your will.) PEACE oy mo” Grant peace, goodness and blessing, life, grace, loving-kindness and compassion to us and all Israel Your people. Bless us, our Father, all as one, with the light of Your face, for by the light of Your face You have given us, LORD our God, the Torah of life and love of kindness, righteousness, blessing, compassion, life and peace. May it be good in Your eyes to bless us and all Your people Israel at every time, in every hour, with Your peace. Blessed are You, LORD, who blesses His people Israel with peace. The following verse concludes the Leader's Repetition of the Amida. Some also say it here as part of the silent Amida. See law 369. May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart Ps. 19 find favor before You, LorD, my Rock and Redeemer. ratoyg My God, Berakhot guard my tongue from evil and my lips from deceitful speech. i To those who curse me, let my soul be silent; may my soul be to all like the dust. Open my heart to Your Torah and let my soul pursue Your commandments. As for all who rise up or plan evil against me, swiftly thwart their counsel and frustrate their plans.