The Talmud on the Blessing of Song
What is the Blessing of Song? R. Judah said: “All your works shall praise You, Adonai our God [ . . . ]”; while R. Yoḥanan said: “The breath of every living thing [ . . . ].”
Translated by Richard S. Sarason.
Published in: The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, vol. 2: Emerging Judaism.
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The Mishnah on the Blessing of Song
m. Pesaḥim 10:7
[At the Passover eve meal:] The fourth [cup of wine]—he completes the Hallel [psalms] over it and recites over it the Blessing of Song.
Yehalelukha (All Your Works Shall Praise You)
All Your works shall praise You, Adonai our God,
and Your pious ones shall praise, glorify, laud, magnify, recall, exalt, and unify Your name…
Nishmat kol ḥai (The Breath of Every Living Thing)
The breath of every living thing shall praise Your name, Adonai our God,
and the spirit of all flesh shall glorify and exalt Your remembrance…
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The Mishnah on the Blessing of Song
m. Pesaḥim 10:7
[At the Passover eve meal:] The fourth [cup of wine]—he completes the Hallel [psalms] over it and recites over it the Blessing of Song.
Yehalelukha (All Your Works Shall Praise You)
All Your works shall praise You, Adonai our God,
and Your pious ones shall praise, glorify, laud, magnify, recall, exalt, and unify Your name…
Nishmat kol ḥai (The Breath of Every Living Thing)
The breath of every living thing shall praise Your name, Adonai our God,
and the spirit of all flesh shall glorify and exalt Your remembrance…