The Aaronic Blessing is a biblical prayer found in the Book of Numbers, specifically Numbers 6:24-26. It is attributed to Aaron, the brother of Moses, and serves as a blessing for the people of Israel. The blessing asks for God's protection, grace, and peace, making it a significant part of Jewish worship and tradition. In many religious services, the Aaronic Blessing is recited or sung, often at the end of a gathering. It emphasizes themes of divine favor and well-being, and it is commonly used in both Jewish and Christian contexts, symbolizing a connection to faith and community.