A typical bracha starts (or ends) ברוך אתה ה hich seems to be an individual praise, as you are individually acknowledging that He is your (personal) G-d (As I understand, אדוני means my Lord). Then, after that, we say אלוקינו meaning our G-d.
Why is there a change in language from addressing G-d individually to mentioning G-d in a group (plural) format?
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