Quotation_auto_tanakh sobre Miqueas 7:20
תִּתֵּ֤ן אֱמֶת֙ לְיַֽעֲקֹ֔ב חֶ֖סֶד לְאַבְרָהָ֑ם אֲשֶׁר־נִשְׁבַּ֥עְתָּ לַאֲבֹתֵ֖ינוּ מִ֥ימֵי קֶֽדֶם׃
Otorgarás á Jacob la verdad, y á Abraham la misericordia, que tú juraste á nuestros padres desde tiempos antiguos.
Siddur Ashkenaz
Hear our voice and be gracious, do not cast us off into the hands of our enemies to obliterate our name. Remember what You have sworn to our fathers: Like the stars of the heavens will I multiply your descendants,33Exodus 32:13. and now, we are left only a few out of many. And yet despite all this, we have not forgotten Your Name; please, do not forget us.
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Siddur Ashkenaz
Adonoy, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, our fathers, keep this forever as the intention of the hearts of Your people, and direct their hearts to You.10I Chronicles 29:18. 11May our recitation of the Kedushah inspire our thoughts and direct our hearts to serve You.—Avudraham And He, the merciful One, atones iniquity and does not destroy; He frequently withdraws His anger and does not arouse all His rage.12Psalms 78:38. For You, my Master, are good and forgiving, and abounding in kindness to all who call upon You.13Psalms 86:5. Your righteousness is everlasting and Your Torah is truth.14Psalms 119:142. You will grant truth to Jacob, kindliness to Abraham,15The patriarchs symbolize the three pillars of the universe—Torah, avodah,— the Temple service and gemilas chasadim—kindliness. Jacob epitomized Torah, which is the ultimate truth; Isaac personified Divine service in his readiness to be offered as a sacrifice to God; and Abraham exemplified the ideal and practice of kindliness throughout his life. We thus pray to be granted a share in the Divine truth of Torah in Jacob’s merit, and to receive God’s kindliness in Abraham’s merit. as You have sworn to our fathers from the days of old.16Micah 7:20. Blessed is my Master day by day; He loads us [with blessings],17Etz Yosef interprets the verse in this manner: “Blessed is Adonoy who loads us each day with His blessings and goodness.” the Almighty Who is our deliverance, forever.18Psalms 68:20. Adonoy of Hosts is with us a stronghold for us is the God of Jacob, Selah.19Psalms 46:8. Adonoy of Hosts, fortunate is the man who trusts in You.20Psalms 84:13. Adonoy, deliver [us]; the King will answer us on the day we call.21Psalms 20:10.
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Siddur Ashkenaz
Adonoy, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, our fathers, keep this forever as the intention of the hearts of Your people, and direct their hearts to You.10I Chronicles 29:18. 11May our recitation of the Kedushah inspire our thoughts and direct our hearts to serve You.—Avudraham And He, the merciful One, atones iniquity and does not destroy; He frequently withdraws His anger and does not arouse all His rage.12Psalms 78:38. For You, my Master, are good and forgiving, and abounding in kindness to all who call upon You.13Psalms 86:5. Your righteousness is everlasting and Your Torah is truth.14Psalms 119:142. You will grant truth to Jacob, kindliness to Abraham,15The patriarchs symbolize the three pillars of the universe—Torah, avodah,— the Temple service and gemilas chasadim—kindliness. Jacob epitomized Torah, which is the ultimate truth; Isaac personified Divine service in his readiness to be offered as a sacrifice to God; and Abraham exemplified the ideal and practice of kindliness throughout his life. We thus pray to be granted a share in the Divine truth of Torah in Jacob’s merit, and to receive God’s kindliness in Abraham’s merit. as You have sworn to our fathers from the days of old.16Micah 7:20. Blessed is my Master day by day; He loads us [with blessings],17Etz Yosef interprets the verse in this manner: “Blessed is Adonoy who loads us each day with His blessings and goodness.” the Almighty Who is our deliverance, forever.18Psalms 68:20. Adonoy of Hosts is with us a stronghold for us is the God of Jacob, Selah.19Psalms 46:8. Adonoy of Hosts, fortunate is the man who trusts in You.20Psalms 84:13. Adonoy, deliver [us]; the King will answer us on the day we call.21Psalms 20:10.
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