The Palestinian Talmud on the Blessing after the Shema‘
1:1, 2d
One must juxtapose [the recitation of] the “Redemption” [i.e., the liturgical benediction which follows the Shema‘ in the morning] with [the recitation of the] Prayer [of Eighteen, as it is written]: Let the words of my mouth [and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight…
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