Seder ḥanukat Bet ha-Kneset Nefutsot Yehudah 1901 (Gaster Hebrew MS 2029)

Remember, I pray, in Your great goodness, and keep in Your surroundings; have mercy upon the land and upon the time.

And He brought Shabbat the Sabbath to rest, and He rested from his labors in the midst of His people.

Yours, O Lord, is the righteousness, and by Your merit and in Your passing over likely referring to divine grace or transcendence, You shall bring blessing, tranquility, and life within all our borders.

In life and good for those who trust [in You], and salvation, O God, from above. And You shall bring us out from darkness to light.

Remember us and Your kindnesses with us, to be for good before Him.

He leads His wisdom to those who are His alone, and remembers us for good with His people.

Forever my King they shall praise, and they shall go and bless, the crown of glory, the spirit of grace.

Bless in the beauty of His desire, and make us rejoice in the lot of our destiny, Amen.

The King of the kings of kings, in His mercies, shall guard us and keep us alive, and spread over us the shelter of peace, and establish and finish our afflictions.

And the King of the kings of kings shall remove from us the weight of our iniquities, and shall lengthen days upon our kingdom.

And He shall lead us upright, and shall make our blessings perpetual.

The beginning of happiness is to live in this world, and it shall be for the world to come, a will from before the God of my father Abraham, the God of Isaac.

So may it be His will, and so may it be; may the Lord be a help from His habitation, and from all distress and trouble and plague and evil diseases, may the Lord have mercy and bless from all evil.

To revive the house of our healers and our recovery in the consolation of Zion, speedily in our days, Amen.