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Yah Ribon

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Nusach
Ashkenaz
Edition
Translation based on the Metsudah linear siddur, by Avrohom Davis, 1981

Yah Ribon

God, Master of all worlds,

You are the King—the King of kings.

The work of Your might and Your wondrous deeds,

it is fitting to declare before You. refrain.

God, Master of all worlds, You are the King—the King of kings.

Praises I will present morning and night

to You, holy God Who created all life—

holy angels and humans,

beasts of the field and birds of the sky.

God, Master of all worlds, You are the King—the King of kings.

Great are Your works and mighty—

You humble the haughty and straighten the bent;

were man to live a thousand years,

he could not recount Your might.

God, Master of all worlds, You are the King—the King of kings.

Almighty, to Whom belongs honor and greatness,

redeem Your sheep from the mouths of lions,

And bring Your people out of exile,

Your people, whom You chose from all peoples.

God, Master of all worlds, You are the King—the King of kings.

To Your Holy Temple return and to the Holy of Holies,

the place where they will rejoice—spirits and souls;

and they will sing to You songs and praises

in Jerusalem, city of beauty.

God, Master of all worlds, You are the King—the King of kings.

Where it comes in the siddur

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