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Our eternal Deliverer, King above every power, You alone are Shaddai and Master.
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You are Elohim of all beings and Elohim of our set-apart and blameless fathers before us - Elohim of Avraham, Yitzchaq, and Yaaqov.
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You are compassionate and merciful, slow to anger and abundant in mercy.
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Every heart lies uncovered before You; every hidden thought is known.
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The souls of the righteous cry toward You, and the hope of those who walk faithfully rests upon You.
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You are Father of the blameless, Hearer of those who call with integrity, and Knower even of petitions not yet spoken.
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Your providence reaches into the inward parts of Adam, and conscience itself stands open before Your knowledge.
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From every region of the inhabited earth, prayer rises before You like incense.
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You appointed the present age as a field in which righteousness is tested, and You opened a gate of mercy for Adam.
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Through implanted knowledge, judgment, and Torah, You taught that wealth does not endure, outward beauty passes, bodily strength dissolves, and the things of this age are vapor.
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But a clean conscience joined to unfeigned faithfulness crosses beyond the instability of this world and reaches toward the joy prepared ahead.
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You called our father Avraham into the way of truth and taught him concerning the order of the world.
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His faithfulness went before full knowledge, and Covenant followed his faith.
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You promised that his seed would become like the stars of heaven and the sand beside the sea.
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You gave him Yitzchaq and revealed Yourself as Elohim of his seed.
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You guarded our father Yaaqov in Aram-Naharaim and promised to remain with him, increase him, and multiply him.
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You spoke to Mosheh Your faithful servant at the bush and declared the Name by which generations remember You.
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O Defender of the seed of Avraham, blessed are You through every age.
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The transmitted Christian hand inserts 'Christ' into Yaaqov's vision and other locations where the older Jewish prayer likely referred directly to Yahuah, His Word, or His providence.