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The excerpt is a standing Sabbath benediction delivered by a single speaker (SPEAKER A) during a Sunnyvale Players performance of Fiddler on the Roof. The prayer invokes the virtues of the biblical figures Ruth and Esther, asks for divine praise, strength, and protection from harmful influences, and petitions God to bless the participants as good mothers, wives, and caring husbands. It repeatedly seeks the Lord’s protection, preservation, and fulfillment of Sabbath prayers, concluding with an affirmation of faith in Jesus and an “Amen.” The piece functions as a liturgical, theatrical closing that emphasizes community, family, and spiritual safeguarding.

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