Like the benediction before the meal, the Grace afterwards raises the Birkat Hamazon, translated to English as the ‘blessing over food’, is a series of blessings of thanksgiving recited after eating a meal. Grace After Bread consists of four The full Birkat Hamazon is recited whenever the meal was preceded by hamotzi lechem min ha'aretz. An alternative, shorter version is provided here (it is actually the first part of the entire blessing) The full "Grace", known as Birkat Hamazon, is recited only after partaking of a meal that includes bread. But it’s not just about food; only the first of the set of blessings in the Birkat Hamazon explicitly thank God for food. Like the benediction before the meal, the Grace afterwards raises the satisfaction of a physical craving into the realm of the spirit Remember us on it, Our God, for goodness; consider us on it for blessing, and help us on it for good life. The remainder thank God for the land of Israel and God’s general goodness The full Birkat Hamazon is recited whenever the meal was preceded by hamotzi lechem min ha'aretz. As for us, we will bless God from now on and forever more: Praise Birkat Hamazon: Grace After Bread (Bentching) "And you shall eat, and be sated, and bless the L-rd your G‑d " (Deuteronomy). Shorter versions (Al Hamichyah or Borei Nefashot) are recited after Now let my mouth lare praise for God, and let the whole human race bless God’s holy name for all time. But it’s not just about food; only the first of The English and Hebrew texts for the Grace After Meals (birkat hamazon), and the other blessings recited after eating food Birkat Hamazon, translated to English as the ‘blessing over food’, is a series of blessings of thanksgiving recited after eating a meal. In the matter of salvation and compassion, pity, be gracious and compassionate with us and help us, for our eyes are turned on You, because You are God, the gracious and compassionate King The full grace said after meals, called Birkat Hamazon, is a rather long prayer that involves several blessings (see a good Siddur for the entire recitation).
Like the benediction before the meal, the Grace afterwards raises the Birkat Hamazon, translated to English as the ‘blessing over food’, is a series of blessings of thanksgiving recited after eating a meal. Grace After Bread consists of four The full Birkat Hamazon is recited whenever the meal was preceded by hamotzi lechem min ha'aretz. An alternative, shorter version is provided here (it is actually the first part of the entire blessing) The full "Grace", known as Birkat Hamazon, is recited only after partaking of a meal that includes bread. But it’s not just about food; only the first of the set of blessings in the Birkat Hamazon explicitly thank God for food. Like the benediction before the meal, the Grace afterwards raises the satisfaction of a physical craving into the realm of the spirit Remember us on it, Our God, for goodness; consider us on it for blessing, and help us on it for good life. The remainder thank God for the land of Israel and God’s general goodness The full Birkat Hamazon is recited whenever the meal was preceded by hamotzi lechem min ha'aretz. As for us, we will bless God from now on and forever more: Praise Birkat Hamazon: Grace After Bread (Bentching) "And you shall eat, and be sated, and bless the L-rd your G‑d " (Deuteronomy). Shorter versions (Al Hamichyah or Borei Nefashot) are recited after Now let my mouth lare praise for God, and let the whole human race bless God’s holy name for all time. But it’s not just about food; only the first of The English and Hebrew texts for the Grace After Meals (birkat hamazon), and the other blessings recited after eating food Birkat Hamazon, translated to English as the ‘blessing over food’, is a series of blessings of thanksgiving recited after eating a meal. In the matter of salvation and compassion, pity, be gracious and compassionate with us and help us, for our eyes are turned on You, because You are God, the gracious and compassionate King The full grace said after meals, called Birkat Hamazon, is a rather long prayer that involves several blessings (see a good Siddur for the entire recitation).
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