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Rabbi Mark Miller, Temple Bat Yahm, Newport Beach, House prayer May 12, 1998
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Rabbi Mark Miller, Temple Bat Yahm, Newport Beach, May 12, 1998
Rabbi Mark S. Miller, Temple Bat Yahm, Newport Beach, California offered the following prayer: Oh God, you fashioned humankind in your image, endowed each of us in this House with conscience and convictions, and granted us a sacred trust as leaders of our people. As we go about our daily tasks and go forth to our life’s work, may we be true to our better selves, be grateful for the opportunity to serve America and guide its destiny, be constant in upholding a moral standard for young and old to emulate, be decisive in distinguishing right from wrong, and be united with all who pursue peace.May we look into the past and know from whence we come, may we look upon the present with steadfast resolve, and look toward the future with confidence in a brighter tomorrow. With eyes lifted unto the mountains of faith, with hearts that beat in the cause of freedom, with hands outstretched in deeds that are fruitful, we take up this day’s labor, praying that the words of the Psalmist will be fulfilled in our lives: ‘‘Happy are they who dwell in Thy House.’’ Amen
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