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 O God, our God! You have adorned us with Your image and given us a free   will. When You entered the Temple in the middle of the feast, O most   compassionate Master, You taught the people who were amazed at Your   doctrine, for David says, "Come to me, children, and I will teach you   the fear of the Lord."  
   
You also taught wisdom to Solomon. Look down even now, O Maker and   Creator, upon this Sacred Council, and grant them wisdom and   understanding that they may learn Your holy will; warm their hearts in   love for You and for their neighbors; guide them on the way of truth and   righteousness, keeping their hearts from all evil; unite them in one   mind and in one heart, and let mutual brotherly love abide in their   midst; bless them for the doing of good and useful things.  
 
We pray You, O most merciful Lord our God, the God of every compassion   and consolation: Do not turn away Your face from them, nor deny them   their longing, for they have set their hope on You.  
 
Grant them peace and serenity, a unity of spirit, concord and fruitful   action, and all those things needful for their temporal and eternal   life.  
 
You know our needs, and grant and fulfill our requests even before we   make them. For You are the God powerful in mercy and gracious in   strength, and to You are due all glory, honor and worship: to the   Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever and unto   ages of ages. Amen. 
 
 
 
 
 
  
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