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times please treat the most blessed Name with great Sanctity, and when we even
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Throughout the
site I will use a version based on the “Jewish Publication
Society” (JPS) of the Torah/Tanakh (Torah-Law/Nevi’im-Prophets/Ketuvim-Writtings).
*“This is My Name
forever, and this is My Memorial to all generations.”
Shemot - Exodus 3:15. (JPS version of the Torah).
of
hosts” Malochi – Malachi 3:7
Parashat Yitro-Song
Shabbat Shirah
This Shabbat is called “Shabbat Shirah”, the “Shabbat
of Song” - 
. The Torah reading includes the Song
of Moses - Az Yashir, and
the Song of Miriam Shiru L’Elohim,
followed by the Haftarah (readings from the Prophets), the song of the prophet
Deborah. All three of these songs praise the Holy One for rescuing our
ancestors.
The Song T’Fila
|
Ivrit – Transliteration Hu hayoshev lo ey
sham bamromim Hu haroffeh kol
cholim Hu hanoten rov
simcha layladim Hu ha'osseh mishpatim Hu bashamayim vehu
hayachid Hu hagadol hanora Hu hashomer aleinu
mitsara Eloha, shmor na
aleinu kemo yeladim Shmor na ve'al ta'azov Ten lanu or vesimchat ne'urim Ten lanu koach
od va'od Shmor na aleinu
kemo yeladim Shmor-na ve'al ta'azov Ten lanu or vesimchat ne'urim Ten lanu gam
le'ehov Ma kvar notar
lanu od bayamim Ma kvar notar
kol hayom Shemesh, tikva vehamon
mabatim Laila veyom shel
chalom Hu bashamayim vehu
hayachid Hu hagadol hanora Hu hashomer aleinu
mitsara Eloha, shmor na
aleinu kemo yeladim Ten lanu or vesimchat ne'urim |
English – Translation. He is sitting somewhere in the
heavens. He is the healer of all the sick. He is the one who gives most joy
to children. He is the one who passes
judgments. He is in heaven and He is the
Only One. He is great and awesome. He is the one who guards us from
difficulties. Elohim, please guard us like children. Guard us and don’t leave
us. Give us light and the joy of
youth. Give us strength in abundance. Please guard us like children. Guard us and don’t leave
us. Give us light and the joy of
youth. Let us also love. What has already been left all
day, Sun, hope and many glances. Night and day of dreams. He is in heaven and He is the
Only One! He is Great and awesome. He is the One who guards us from
difficulties. Elohim, please guard us like children. Guard us and don’t leave
us. Give us light and the joy of
youth. Give us strength in abundance. Please guard us like children. Let us also love. |
Please Never Forget to say your “Shema Yisroel” at least twice daily, or three times a day
if you would like to
include to say the third one before getting ready for bed.
) Elo’hey’nu, Adonai ()
But
in English it is not too good!:
)
(our Pagan God), Adonai () is ONE!
But it is best to leave it out, for it was man during
their Zohar day’s, and then finally during their
occultic Kabbalistic period
this extra line was finally added to the to
our beautiful “Schema Yisroel”, it soprt
of sounds good, but which god are
they really praying to? To be true, it was the pagan deity ‘gad’ of
‘fortune’ also known in our Tanakh as ‘Baal-Gad’!
(Ba’ruch Shem Ka’vod Mal’chu’to Le’olam Va’ed
But
in English it is not too good!:
)
(our Pagan Go), Adonai () is ONE!
“Whatever I command you, be careful to observe it; you shall not add to it nor take away from it”. Davarim - Deuteronomy 12:32.
“And thou shalt love 
thy Elohim with all thy heart, and with all
thy soul, and with all thy might. And these words, which I command thee
this day, shall be upon thy heart; and thou shalt teach them diligently unto
thy children, and shalt talk of them when thou sittest
in thy house, and when thou walkest by the way, and
when thou liest down, and when thou risest up.” Davarim - Deuteronomy 6:5-8. (JPS version of the
Torah).
May
the 
Shalom of Elohim,
- blessed be His Sanctified Name, fill you with His Love, and also your family
and your home!
Is the word
“Elohim” a name? No it is not, for it is both a word, and
also an “Attribute” of who
our beloved heavenly Father is! Also covered in this study is the four letter Sanctified *“Memorial Name - 
– Blessed Be His Sanctified His
Sanctified Name!
Dr. Rabbi
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