Veshamru -וְשָׁמְרו

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Veshamru -וְשָׁמְרו

"And Ye Shall Keep"

Gabriel Perdomo • Exodus 31:16–17

Veshamru means "and ye shall keep." It comes from Exodus 31:16-17, which is part of the commandment to observe the Sabbath day. Veshamru refers to a passage recited during Sabbath services. It emphasizes the importance of observing the Sabbath as a perpetual covenant between God and the Israelites, in accordance with the commandments given in the Torah. The passage serves as a reminder of the sanctity of the Sabbath and the obligation to rest and refrain from work on that day.

Mah Tovu - מַה טֹּבוּ

Gabriel Perdomo • Psalm 5:8, Numbers 24:5, Psalm 26:8, Psalm 95:6, Psalm 69:14

The Mah Tovu comes from Numbers 24:5 and Psalms 5:8, 26:8, 95:6 and 69:14. It is customary to recite the Mah Tovu as you enter the synagogue or shortly after. This prayer helps express the appreciation for being able to come together and worship.

Hineh Ma Tov - הִנֵּה מַה טוֹב

Gabriel Perdomo, Melina Perdomo • Psalm 133:1

Hineh mah tov umanayim shevet achim gam yachad! Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for people to dwell together in unity! -Psalm 133:1 This verse is often recited or sung as a part of Shabbat (Sabbath) or other gatherings. It emphasizes the beauty and importance of unity among people.

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Veshamru -וְשָׁמְרו

"And Ye Shall Keep"

Mah Tovu - מַה טֹּבוּ

Gabriel Perdomo • Psalm 5:8, Numbers 24:5, Psalm 26:8, Psalm 95:6, Psalm 69:14

Hineh Ma Tov - הִנֵּה מַה טוֹב

Gabriel Perdomo, Melina Perdomo • Psalm 133:1

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