Din — Restoration of Justice

הָשֵׁב דַּיָּנֵינוּ

הָשִׁhoshiֽיבָהyvoh שׁוֹפְshof֒טֵtayֽינוּynu כְּבָרִאשׁוֹנָהk'vorishonoh וְיוֹעֲצֵv'yoatzayֽינוּynu כְּבַתְּk'vat֒חִלָּהchilloh וְהָסֵרv'hosayr מִמֶּmimmeֽנּוּnu יָגוֹןyogon וַאֲנָחָהvaanochoh וּמְלוֹךְum'loch עָלֵolayֽינוּynu מְהֵרָהm'hayroh אַתָּהato יְהֹוָהAdonoy לְבַדְּl'vad֒ךָcho בְּחֶb'cheֽסֶדsed וּבְרַחֲמִיםuv'rachamim וְצַדְּv'tzad֒קֵkayֽנוּnu בְּצֶb'tzeֽדֶקdek וּבְמִשְׁפָּטuv'mishpot:

בָּרוּךְBoruch אַתָּהato יְהֹוָהAdonoy מֶmeֽלֶךְlech אֹהֵבohayv צְדָקָהtz'dokoh וּמִשְׁפָּטumishpot:

בעשי"ת

בָּרוּךְBoruch אַתָּהato יְהֹוָהAdonoy הַמֶּלֶךְhammelech הַמִשְׁפָּטhamishpot:

!If you erred

During the rest of the year, saying “HaMelech HaMishpat” is valid and does not require going back. During the Ten Days of Repentance, if you mistakenly say “Melech Ohev Tzedaka U'Mishpat” [the regular-year wording] and catch it within the time it takes to say a short phrase, say “HaMelech HaMishpat.” If more time has passed, don't say it — you are not required to go back.

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