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The 'Abbun d'bishmayya': A short talk on the 'Our Father' (Lord's Prayer) in Jewish Aramaic, the form it is said within the Talmidi Jewish community.

abbun d'bishmayya,
yitqadesh sh'makh!
titey malkhutakh;
tihey re`utakh -
heykhma d'bishmayya,
keyn af be'ar`a.

lachman d'me'ar`a,
hab lan yoma deyn umachra.
ushbaq lan chobayn,
heykma d'af sh'baqnan l'chayyabayn.
ve'al ta`eylan l'nisayuna,
ela atseylan min bisha

Our Father, who is in heaven,
Sanctified be Your Name;
May Your Kingdom be fulfilled;
May Your will be realised -
Just as it is in heaven,
So also upon the earth.

Our bread, which is from the earth,
Give us day by day.
And forgive us our sins,
Just as we should forgive our debtors.
And do not bring us to trial,
Rather deliver us from evil.

The prayer is a reconstruction of what the prayer might have been in Jewish Aramaic, since we no longer have the actual prayer as spoken by the prophet Yeshua`.