{"collection":"Judaism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/jud/spb/spb47.htm","path":"jud/spb/spb47.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/jud/spb/spb47.htm","text":"The Standard Prayer Book, tr. by Simeon Singer, [1915]\nHe who says Grace commences thus:\u2014\nBanish, O Lord, both grief and wrath, and then the dumb shall exult in song. Guide us in the paths of righteousness. Regard the blessing of the children of Jeshurun.\nWith the sanction of those present we will bless our God, in whose abode is joy, and of whose bounty we have partaken.\nThe others respond:\u2014\nBlessed be our God in whose abode is joy, and of whose bounty we have partaken, and through whose goodness we live.\nHe who says Grace repeats the last sentence, and continues the Form of Service, pp. 425\u2013431. At the conclusion of the Grace the Seven Benedictions, p. 444, are said.","title":"The Standard Prayer Book: Grace After the Wedding Feast","type":"page"}