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The Shabbat Table Companion
Make Kiddush and Learn Other Prayers for the Shabbat Home!
Audio | 6:25
The Talmud tells us that on Shabbat two angels accompany us home; we sing Shalom Aleichem to welcome them, seek their blessing, and bid them farewell.
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Audio | 3:40
Eshet Chayil (or Aishes Chayil) means “woman of valor.” It is from chapter 31 of Proverbs, which praises the woman.
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Audio | 2:26
The Hebrew word kiddush translates as “sanctification” or “separation.” It’s a mitzvah to verbally declare Shabbat, the seventh day of the week, separate and holy.
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Audio | 4:02
This mystical hymn was composed by the holy Arizal for the Friday night Shabbos meal.
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Audio | 2:02
On Shabbat and Jewish holidays we sing Psalm 126 before Grace After Meals.
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Audio | 1:22
This is recited after any meal that includes bread. This recording contains the first portion of three.
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Audio | 0:59
This is recited after any meal that includes bread. This recording contains the second portion of three.
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Audio | 9:51
This is recited after any meal that includes bread. This recording contains the third portion of three.
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Audio | 0:15
After the morning prayers, we once again pronounce the sanctity of Shabbat over a joyous cup of wine.
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Audio | 3:26
This Armaic-language hymn, composed by the Arizal, is traditionally sung during the Shabbat morning meal.
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Audio | 4:39
Customarily sung at the conclusion of Shabbos, it’s one of the ten nigunim of the Alter Rebbe.
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