O Godr Thou ha6t given unEo us hunan being an internal law by which wenust. I ive. To do Thy lrilL is !o accomplish our taak. 1!o follos Thy ways is to knord peace of the sou!' To Thee we offer our obedience. Guide us in all our undertakings on earth. Deliver from evil lnclinations which turn our hearts arday fron Thy wilL. Prevent us fron invokinE Thy naE ln order to justify human unruliness. O God, Thou art One. Receive our adoration. Ib not let us stray fron Thee. O God, judqe of all nen, Help us to be anong Thy cbosen on the last. day. O Cod, Maker of justice and of peace, Grant us true joy and real love, And lasting brottrerhood anong peoples. Fill us with Thy blessings forever."
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a prayer or a supplication to a higher power, addressing various aspects of human life, morality, and relationships. It does not mention specific economic, industrial, or technological issues, nor does it focus on natural resources, education, or employment. The language is more philosophical and spiritual, emphasizing the importance of living according to an internal law, following God's ways, and seeking guidance, peace, and joy.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture