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pesuqe de-zimra

Judaism
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  • shaharith

    …called “verses of song” (pesuqe de-zimra); (3) the Shema, the central affirmation of the unity and indivisibility of God; (4) the amidah, a series of benedictions; (5) Psalms 145 and 20 and a prayer beginning “May the Redeemer come to Zion” (u-va le-Ẕiyyon), which is largely made up of…

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    …called “verses of song” (pesuqe de-zimra); (3) the Shema, the central affirmation of the unity and indivisibility of God; (4) the amidah, a series of benedictions; (5) Psalms 145 and 20 and a prayer beginning “May the Redeemer come to Zion” (u-va le-Ẕiyyon), which is largely made up of…

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