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Zemiros in Thought and Song with Rabbi Eisenberg and Chazan Caplan

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Rabbi Dovid Eisenberg

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computer right so as i was saying sean mulligan page 354 in the art scrolls and page 310 in the green chief rabbis so every friday night you have angels the gemara tells us that two angels come back with the person from shul and they have a look around and they see is oh alex is here and they see is this sorry we're just going to change this slightly make sure that the video comes out right okay to see is everybody ready for champions everybody not ready for shabbos if they are ready for chambers so then the one angel says this is how it should be next week and the other angel has to answer our main if it is not ready for shabbos and the other angel who is the negative angel says i hope this is how it's going to be next week and the first angel the good angel has to answer amen so as these two angels come in we say shalom alaikum welcome to you the ministering angels and the angels from above means the angels from the king of kings and then we move on to the other two stanzas and the last one of these is says this is an interesting one and that some people that don't say taste from the shalom actually because means okay goodbye all the best when you leave everything should be okay or

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  1. 0:00computer right so as i was saying sean mulligan page 354 in the art scrolls and
  2. 4:17um tune for malaysia which is by the composer and rabbi called rabbi shmuel brazil who
  3. 9:12one you'll still find in many yeshiva homes as well but the second one you'll also
  4. 13:25areas but why is that what's that what does that have to do with a woman
  5. 18:11and choirs and and individual singing and then he started composing himself so in 1946 he
  6. 22:54grew up in egypt they didn't grow up in israel they still grew up to be
  7. 27:04[Music] foreign [Music]
  8. 32:03great kiddush which is the kiddish on shabbos day but in many delights and a generous
  9. 37:02there you go that just shows you um you know these some of these tunes can
  10. 41:21somebody does and but just talking about um some of these verses have inspired other tunes

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