The father or another honoree will recite a blessing in Hebrew (translation: “Blessed are You . . . who has commanded us to enter him into the covenant of Abraham our father”), and the crowd will respond in Hebrew, “Amen! Just as he has entered into the covenant, so may he enter into Torah, into marriage and into good deeds.” Immediately thereafter, the mohel or another honoree will name the child while holding a cup of wine. There are a few verses here as well that the crowd calls out. Since traditionally Jewish parents do not divulge the baby’s name prior to the naming ceremony, along with calls of “Mazel tov!” you will likely also notice murmurs going around the room as those who heard clearly the baby’s name clue in those of their neighbors who missed it.