Kabbalat Shabbat ~ Lecha Dodi (Sefardi Style)

Although Shabbat came last in creation, for it was proclaimed by G-d as the holy day of rest after all things had been created during the preceding 6 days, it was, however, first in [G-d’s] thought. The Midrash explains it by the following illustration: A King prepared a beautiful canopy, and decorated it lavishly. What remained to complete it? The bride, of course.” Clearly, while the king was making the canopy and decorating it, he had in mind the bride he had chosen. And so it was with the King of the Universe, who created the whole world for the Shabbat Queen.

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Shabbat Shalom

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Wonderful!! Am Yisrael Chai

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I'm about to listen to this 20x to learn it

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Baruch Hashem

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First time I've heard this version of Lecha Dodi. I see now in the title that it's Sefardi Style, which explains why I haven't heard it! It's fantastic! Shavua tov!

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And I love the analogy of the wedding and the bride... Dvora

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THANK YOU DEAR RABBI FOR THIS

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Shabbat Shalom! 🎉❤

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Great 💙🤍💞💕🤍💙- Todah - Shabbat Shalom

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B"H" I LOVE THIS TONE. I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ALL KABALAH SHABAT AND KIDUSH FRIDAY NIGHT TONES LIKE THIS.

[@only2486]

Hello Rabbi Shmulik! Shabbat shalom! I like this version of Lecha dodi- haven't heard it before... good job! Dvora in AZ

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I’m so happy to hear! Thanks for the feedback.

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Muy hermoso gracias

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Thank you, great song

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This is awesome!

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B’H for the healthy lung’s Rabbi. Bring us more 😁. Zygabenched!

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This awesome. thank you

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❤🎉 🕊 🎉❤

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This isn’t Sepharadi…or should I say Sephorodi*

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Do you know more specifically which community this Sephardic tune comes from?

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Como faço para participar das reuniões dos judeus sefardí?

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What shul is this? Thanks!

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Boruch Hashem