Come, by Beloved, to greet the bride; let us welcome the Sabbath
“Observe” and “Remember” in one act of speech, The One and Only God made us hear. The Lord is One is God’s name is One, For renown, for splendor, and for praise.
To greet the Sabbath, come let us go, for blessing, she is the source. From the outset, as of old, ordained: Last in deed, first in thought.
Wake up, wake up, for your light has come: rise, shine! Awake, awake, break out in song, for God’s glory is revealed on you.
Come in peace, O crown of her partner; Come with joy and jubilation, among the faithful of the treasured people. Enter, O bride! Enter, O bride!
(Kabbalat Shabbat service // translation: Koren Siddur)
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