The Proper Way To Sing Shalom Aleichem

Name: The Proper Way To Sing Shalom Aleichem
Uploaded: 2019-10-11T12:00:12.000Z
Duration: 6 min 12 s

7 years ago

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1:27Then the good malach says, "May next Shabbat be just like this one." He gives you a beracha. He gives you a beracha. But if it's not, if your house looks like it's Tisha B'Av, the chairs are flipped on the table, there's nothing on the table, your notebooks, your tools are still there, muktzeh is all over the place, no one's prepared, your wife is still wearing a robe, she doesn't even know it's Shabbat yet, the kids just got out of bed, and no one knows what's going on, then the bad malach says, he curses, well, he says, my next Shabbat will be just like this. Everybody's fighting, and the next Shabbat will also be the same. אז עכשיו, אלה מלאכים, אף אחד לא יודע, אלה מלאכים, כמו שאומר המדרש, כמו שאומר המדרש, מלאכים יגידו, הם יגידו לצעירה שלך. אז במיוחד של אלה מלאכים, כשאנחנו נשיג שלום מלאכי השרת, אלה המלאכים, זה מה שאנחנו נשיג, השירה. שלום עליכם, עליכם, זה לא מדבר על ה', זה מדבר על אלה המלאכים. תעבור על אלה המלאכים. ובמיוחד של אלה מלאכים, מה אנחנו עושים? הם חייבים להיות מיוחדים. הם חייבים להיות מיוחדים, מה אנחנו עושים? אנחנו מקיימים.

2:33אנחנו נעבור, חזר ואמר נעבור. עכשיו, אם אתם עוברים, קודם כל נעשה. אם אתם עוברים, אם אתם עוברים, אם אתם עוברים, אם אתם עוברים, אם אתם עוברים, אם אתם עוברים, קודם כל, אם אתם עוברים, קודם כל, אם אתם עוברים, קודם כל, אם אתם עוברים, קודם כל. לא, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי. Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori Ori

3:55But this guy wants to sit down. Okay, what are you going to tell him? Nothing, can't do anything. It's like a family of rabbis. Okay, he's sitting, sitting, sitting, sitting, sitting. One Shabbat after another Shabbat after another Shabbat after another Shabbat. Nothing happens. No gilui (revelation). One day, he feels like his leg starts to hurt. His leg starts to hurt. Oh, let's go to the doctor. The doctor says, I'm sorry, sir, but... I apologize, but based on the context provided, I'm unable to generate a coherent response that aligns accurately with the nature of the text. Please provide further information or relevant content, and I can help with adjustments or corrections accordingly.

4:58I'm sorry, there seems to be garbled text in your message that is not recognizable. Could you please provide the segment that needs correction again? I'm here to help ensure clear and accurate communication. Because if they said it, that means it's not for nothing.