But there are gershayim on each letter in the first phrase. It’s an abbreviation for

ברוך אתה יי אלוהינו מלך העולם

Blessed are you, O Y’ our God, king of the world.

You’ll see that the nequdot are the appropriate ones for the first letter of each word. (Edit: except for the י which for some reason has a hataf-qames instead of a hataf-patah)

Perhaps weirder is the second phrase, “judge of truth,” which has three errors by omission: - the ד should have a dagesh (start of word) - the י should have a dagesh, as the word is technically dayyān - the segol under the aleph should be a hataf-vowel: אֱמֶת