Shabbat Songs

Liturgical poems that are customary to sing around the table during the meals of the Sabbath day.

("And it is possible to allude to the statement that the poet based his hymns on the Sabbath (in the hymn because it is a observance) on the fact that it is forbidden to find a desire to make paths, meaning that on the Sabbath it is forbidden to make single and double desires of carnal desires to make paths from the pleasure of a man's path, for if I meditate on the Torah of God and make me wise, how should I conduct myself? His strength in the work of the Creator is not in the power of the rosary, for if on the hands of Torah and prayer, and the "light" of the light that illuminates the names of the parashah in the prayer, and so: "And he would warn and exhort us many times, to sing hymns on the Sabbath, and he would be very strict and angry with those who are wise in their own eyes and do not strive to sing hymns "Shabbat" - R. Nachman of Breslau/ Likutei Moharan-Tinina, Torah 14, and so on: "The Shulchan Aruch, the lamps lit... He began to say, "Peace be upon you"... And he took his hands and placed them on the altar and began to sing hymns" - Agnon/ Tamol Shilshom, 376)

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