PART 1: Singing Shabbos (Ep. 213)

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to me I had no idea you have so much to say about chabas well if you've been watching the podcast I have so much to say about [Laughter] everything know I am not like the person who they once said he's a man of few words but he uses them over and over and over and over again no I have lots of new words yeah like uh carbuncle that's one that you don't come up with too often you know or contiguous very hard to move into a sentence you know well omnius another one parad shift all right whatever but uh but the not as much as my good friend Rella we really have to have him on the shot I don't know we've never had him on but uh his his vocabulary of course exceeds mine and uh as does his knowledge of of uh so many different areas you know and uh this this secular woman in an office once said you know you you religious people you borm you're empty people says you don't know about history and you don't know aboutut so she really picked on the wrong guy so he says you know what you ask me three questions on history and ask me three questions on Zionism and then I'll ask you you three [Laughter] questions anyway she was you know amazed you really pick sound like you don't know who you're picking on you know Rabbi Dr David gotle who is um Prof he still has his position as a professor of philosophy in John's Hopkins so he became a bu so he's teaching and of course he's dressed like a and he's you know teaching whatever it is and some kid doesn't know who he is and says well uh Rabbi I don't know if you're familiar with philosophy but in philosophy we' say the following and he seenly listening and everyone was going like no no no and when the guy was all done with this question he's like that's so interesting I wrote my doctrate on this and he just starts writing equations on the board this guy's head was spinning so be careful who you start up with you know you never know yeah this guy sees what he believes to be aish fellow on the on the on the subway and he starts yelling at him in Yiddish you know you people you come dress this way and here we are trying to make it an American settle in and you know you're just an embarrassment and the fell looks to him and says in a slightly Germanic um accented English as I'm sorry so I I don't understand what you're saying I'm Amish so the guy say oh I'm sorry I I have a lot of respect for people's religions and then Rabbi Dr tuski said back to him in yish yeah other people's religions just not yours so you never know who you're starting up with anyway all right so uh we are continuing our shabas series and uh I decided I wanted to talk about chabas miros you know I've never really I I have a sheer on one shabas Zer that I go into Bean you know but for the most part I've never done it I have one Shear that I gave on uh particular zmer but for the most part I haven't really talked about it I I I don't have time with uh with the limitations that we have uh it'll be PM soon you know uh to go into all of the Mir but I'm going to do a two-parter and uh I'm going to do a three-parter I hear four part uh I'm going to do uh a three-parter uh this time I would like to deal with the zirus some of the zirus that we sing Friday night and next time I want to do the zirus of shabas day and then I want to go into the tunes we're not I'm not just singing today there's no singing singing will be in uh the third episode so you'll just have to hold on if that's what you're looking for all right so uh so just to to outline it but I want to do Friday night like I say um I feel like the more people have connection to uh to what they're saying and more of an understanding of what they're saying the more meaningful it's going to be yeah so I just have a standard bener here and I would like to just go through Friday night so you know we first come to the table we sing sh there's uh T hug some people do sh one time some people do it three times it's interesting and the question and answer is I actually got a question recently why do we say sh three times so the answer is some people don't but those who do whenever you say something three times it's always kak that's why you do it three times do three times Mak something makes it stronger and therefore things that are important we have a tendency to say three times and Shalom is something that is important sh hello hello and greetings Angels who serve the Lord uh angels of the most high who have been sent to us by uh the King of Kings you notice we changed it here instead of Mal now we're calling them Mal welcome angels of Peace angels of the king most high bless us and then yeah and thanks for coming goodbye so uh so there's um well what's what's the basis of this this is a relatively new uh pisone actually this is not very old it's based on AAR gar chabas says that uh Friday night two angels come to your house a good angel and a bad Angel and if they come in and they find the table set and the candles lit and the house is clean and everything is set for shabas the good Angel gives you a Braha every chabas should be like this and the bad Angel answers amain if however they come in and it's not shabas dick in your house then the bad Angel says I hope every shabas will be like this and the good Angel has no choice but to say Amen so that's the that's the gamar and this is based on that so since we know the angels are coming in we welcome them in now some people are not happy with this because the implication is that um we're uh we can see Angels it's very interesting the the gar bras uh brings down a little you say before you go to the bathroom you tell your guardian angels who accompany you uh wait outside I'm going to the bathroom and till I come back so don't go anywhere it's already brought down in the tour but by the time that they reach the regular they don't say this anymore because it implies that you can see the angels and uh very few of us are on the level to be able to see our malim who are accompanying us so it's as if we're saying that these malim are here and we're welcoming them in so some people don't say shim for this reason um there were there were people who objected sometimes they would say it quietly to themselves because there was the minute to say it but uh they uh they were a little nervous about this but okay uh and even those who say it they have a little problem with the paragraph the end which says well goodbye thanks for coming don't let the door slam behind you so uh so how do we explain this so what we're saying is we're welcoming them in because if two Mal are coming into our house we welcome this they are representatives of I may not have to see them to know that they're there and I say oh that I know the tell us come home with me Friday night and I would like to welcome them and then I asked him to give me a br right obviously a good BR I'm sitting at the table table's all set for shabas I'm singing to I want them to give me I want the good one to give me a and the other one the answer yeah so I say come in look around say how I'm doing then give me a then say you don't have to leave but whenever you go I want to say goodbye because I'm not going to know when you leave so I'm saying goodbye now that's the sh yeah that's what we sing there are then uh people say the which is also a relatively new my father-in-law used to say it at the table some people have the M some people don't I'm not going into it only because my m is not to say it so uh this is very rabovsky Min Centric because uh you know if I don't do it what am I I'm G tell you about it I feel feel it's not appropriate granted I see the Mal when they come Friday night but that doesn't mean that I know everything all right then we sing AES ases K is a very interesting uh it's it's the end of um we talk about this special woman and uh some people say SCH wrote it about his um his Alaba Rus and um that's who he wrote about in mishle and uh she is the AES she is the woman who has uh joined with clly Israel becomes the Aus is one of the imos and so he wrote this about her and so Friday night we sing this uh some people say it's a special song that's being sung to the wife of the household you know um okay of course what if you're not married bunch of of guys sitting in Yeshiva what if you're a woman do so other people understand this as a marshall for the way that we're describing our relation with a KES in which case based on what we said in the last episode about Theus of chabas it makes sense that it would be on Friday night because Friday night our PR Ro to shabas is you know it's the feminine expression where we are being Mel clel is the is the wife in this instance so we are saying to how we are dedicated to you and our love for you and this is CL Isel and it's relationship to a which fits in okay so different ways of understanding and I'm not going to go through the whole thing because that would just take more than the time for this particular podcast but that's where it goes then we make KES I'm not going to go through Kish you you uh you know Kish yeah I could say shot in it but let's let's just uh Move Along because I want to get to the ziros um Rak once said that he made a mistake that he didn't sing shabas Mir chabas mirus is part of the on shabas but these were written by great people and so I'm only going to go through the ones again that when I was in yiva that we sang Friday night we didn't sing all of them the first one is Kadesh Kadesh is actually very very beautiful all of these things are very beautiful if you know the words mades if you the way you're supposed to and if you uh keep the negatives of shabas the way hasem wants us to so we're not M it so you notice there two things and this theme is going to repeat throughout so with will give you tremendous reward everyone will be his in his and by his flag means you'll have your place those who love and are waiting for the building of the um on shabis which is KES we are happy like we have received a special gift of explain this a second um we lift our hands and we say to Hashem are you who give this so what we're talking about over here is the K shabas which is like the B mikdash um we spoke about this when we talked about the malas of chabas that we don't build the mishkan on shabas because the chabas is the base of MDES it's the mikdash in time just like the mishkan is the mikdash in place the mishkan and time so we keep this it's it's brings us so to speak into the bases we seek Hashem the descendants of Abraham who was called his beloved and because um we love it we hurry to bring in shabas and we take our time taking it out so this is of course the idea of to shabas we add to shabas at the beginning we add to shabas at the end but we're saying we do that because we love it something that you don't love you wanted to get over with quickly something that you do love you want it to continue going and keep lasting this is the day that Hashem made we're happy and we rejoice and we're happy to keep the shabas which is focusing on the Lo we talked about this how some people just look at chabas as a day of negatives no even that we're happy to and to set up our even though right the the uh the uim give us more of an opportunity on chabas when we make an we can carry within our and share with other people to be able to go beyond the city limit to go and hear for a Mitzvah to hear a Shear or something like that the a we're happy to make those aim and to keep all of your when the a of course is the Ron we're adding in the the Rabon as wellz shabas remember the Torah of Moshe shabas is written in it now yeah yeah what what what's the what's the extra idea here so it's carved into the luos chabas and the toyra and chabas are both compared to aala and aala is of course adorned with 24 Kim as we're told in yesu and that's why Rashi says a just like a cola gets 24 um pieces of jewelry so too does the Torah have 24 tanak and shabas is also a boa so this idea of it a reference toas in the Torah is interesting we say shabas morning he got the and shabas was written in the L and it's also written in the T so that sounds like a little redundant so uh what's what's interesting is you know that the Torah we have is not the Torah that mosha got on har that was written by the first L were broken we lost that Torah the Torah we have is a new Torah R is that um we have a din of paruma which is only because of the agel had it not been for the agel the paruma wouldn't be there we have other things that talk about death had we gotten those first luos there wouldn't be any more death in the world so there's a different Torah that we lost and there's a Torah that we got and the overlap is shabas chabas was in the first luos and it's in the Torah that we have and that's the introduction to it it's the overlap between the old Torah and the new Torah and that's why we say it's written in the luos and it's also written in the T and I believe that's what he's referring to here it's written the Torah and it's also written on the yes those who are pure will inherit it and make it holy but M stopped from all the that he did and we do that on chabas chabas is always the whole the shabas is inherently Kadesh the purpose of our shabas is to tap into that kadha but the kadha is inherent it's not created it's it's real K and all the descendants of yob will honor shabas like the king's commandment we will rest on it we will be happy and we will eat the meals that's when we say it's k so the idea of the T the three meals that we eat span the entire chabas to bring it together just as the three Tas that I mentioned of Aris shakas and Min uh grow in intensity so do the three meals that's why the mirus of shalas is very intense spiritual expression the congregation of Israel will keep it give you to those who recognize you Hashem you are the god of Vengeance you take revenge but of course we keep chabas and that will protect us we keep and we'll be happy when we see the and your face bring back the B help those who rest who rest from plowing and planting the p talks about plowing and planting uh it's a connection between shita and shabas and in fact there's a relation between shabas and shita and we're making reference to that type of a shabas too POS and and is because there's going to be a day when the whole world will be chabas that's you take small steps on shabas you don't walk like you usually do so and we eat the three sudas and uh we will bring back those seven days um that will shine creation will love CL Israel and will redeem us that's the the first zer that most people sing rest and happiness it brings light to the Jews there is a light on chabas that is revealed the light of chabas and uh there's um glimmers of the oron because shabas say May and Ina we will have a chance to see that light that primordial light that was hidden away way at creation and we can get a glimmer of that on shabas it's a day of rest it's it's desired when we keep shabas we testify to the and the we testify to God's creation that everything was created in six days and uh and and this is our testimony creation you created all of the heavens the earth and the and the Seas and all of the creatures great and small uh fish serpents perhaps snakes and people and all of the animals because you created the world with the name and he the upper world with the Y the lower way with the he right the name he created these worlds this world and the next World this is what you said to your chosen Nation say so keep the shabas from the beginning to the end and we mentioned the last Z because shabas is the whole shabas when you make Kish but the shabas of all theas go the whole shabas yeah because you rested on chabas we make chabas this desirous day so this is obviously a reference to M and I mentioned this in theas that the first of chabas is about that Hashem created the world the second one is that he gave us the Tor and we have to keep the shabas because Hashem commanded us and that's the reference over here this is what you told the Yul when were we called the amul at that's when hasem says you are the aul you're the chosen people and we keep therefore we're keeping the shabas sh shabas right because of and it is a y what is a is this this what's called A and A is something that is inherently valuable TAA is I want I want I want right is I want this that's why is called ER the Torah is called a yeah so when you say it's this is the day that is desirous in of itself I want shabas we get strength when we keep shabas so we're making reference to the which we say on chabas this is because according to this it's only on chabas that we say not every day yeah we eat all of our meals with that's part of the r and last chabas references these are things that we use for shabas is of course that we use two loaves of bread is the keson that we make during the day that's not the regular one it's called Kish Raba to make it more because it's only during the day you fill chabus with all of the tasty things be generous spend your money on shabas so if you do that if you make an own you will be to many great things and you will bring and to the world all of this in the of shabas because shabas and in we know if if the Jewish people keep then will come so this the key and yeah you're uh how those who are who are your friends who who are your lovers and your Mana the shabas queen therefore we run to greet you to greet the queen this is the gar says and this is where cab shabas comes from based on this gar and the out in SAS would actually go out into the fields and wait for shabas to come to welcome shabas and and walk it back into town the Greet shabas so uh and that's of [Music] course right we light candles with a we put on beautiful clothing we don't do any more that's already while we're waiting for shabas to we bring it in early we eat and and and make shabus beautiful with with tasty treats uh different types of birds and fish you prepare on AR shabas and uh during the day you have to have everything prepared now we have to remember that because a shabas leads into shabas that's the way it goes it's a it's a transition you nowan says that your earliest you could so if you look at the 6,000 years of creation each one is one day so the last six the last thousand years so half of it is night and that's 12 hours that would be 500 years and the next 500 years is day so of the six day would be 250 years in which means he says that Yos mashia is supposed to begin by 5,750 so we're already in that window of Y mashia it's already it's already our shabas some people after have the Min that they don't say good they say good and AR shabas because holds that by saying good chabas he could already be maab chabas and they don't want to be M shabas so they say good in Arab shabas yeah so on Arab shabas we prepare and that's part of the chabas all kinds of tasty things fatted foul all kinds of different treats we're going to drink um fragrant wines uh they used to add spices to their wines uh if you've ever had hot spiced wine mold wine I think is the word for it I haven't I've always wanted to but I never have but um uh there's a special type of a treat hot scented wine but in general wine is supposed to have a bouquet to it my mother used to subscribe to Gourmet magazine so when I was I'd come into America and I'd stay by her so you know you look for something to read you know when you're in the room without a mauza so sometimes I would take in The Gourmet magazine and I remember they had a wine column so someone wrote into the wine column uh how long can you keep wine after you uh after you open the bottle and you could just hear the horror in the guy's voice he goes well after 20 minutes you lose the bouquet so like what's the point the seven steps you know of wine tasting swirls SSH you know uh um sip you know all those different kind of things so one of them is uh is to smell the scent get the fragrance so fragrant wine all three meals were going to have uh Delights if you keep shabas you will have the of Abraham and which is limited but the nla of yov is B it says anyone who keeps shabas will have without any borders Limitless and if everybody on his shab is with your rich or poor as much as you can then we have the you will be my chosen people if you keep the shabas what does that mean if you keep the shabas you're my chosen people so he said shabas is called an I says so you go down to store and it's closed say okay you know maybe the guy had to go to doctor's appointment or something it's closed the whole week right maybe the guy's on vacation it's closed the whole month right maybe they're doing renovations but once they take down the sign you know they're out of business chabas is the ice once you take down the O you take down chabas then it's over so shabas keeps Le School we're the chosen people six days we work and on the seventh day we Rejoice now this is all chabas what you're allowed to do on chabas and you can't you're not allowed to worry about any of your business matters and do any kind of calculations unless it's for a MIT then you can make accounts and do business for example you can make a on chabas you can hire someone to teach your kid t on chabas we will uh speak words of toyra and sing songs in all of the corners of our field that's what shabas is for it's not for business and this shabas gett doesn't help now guy comes to SCH sit next to the guy he says hey I hear you have a car to sell in the shabas garette he says I do n shabas garet he says what is it it's a Toyota this is the year n shabas garet says how much are you asking for it n shabas garet he says I'm asking you know $28,000 Nish shabis garet okay goes him and tells his wife he says look Nish shabis Cohen selling his uh Toyota for 28,000 sounds like a good deal we could use another car so he comes back by says shabas I'm interested in the car he goes this shabas I sold it already sorry yeah you don't talk about these things only thing you can talk about is making a and uh and hiring someone for your kid foras and things like that you know you can't walk uh on shabas like you walk during the week can't be running you walk slowly shabas is a delight and you should sleep as much as you need kadas just enough to revive yourself no Weinberg said the only time I saw my father sleep in a bed was shabas otherwise he was a businessman he'd come home he'd sit down at the at the table and he'd learn and that's where I'd find him in the morning so M at some point he put his head down you know but basically he he was at the time didn't didn't go into a bed only time I saw him go into a bed was shabas if it's there just now I get a nap now now I'm Gonna Catch rest myself up therefore my my soul Longs for you uh to have this uh to rest in this delight this precious day um the laws to me are like a hedge of roses I don't of you remembers there was an old book hedge of roses because that's how the gar also refers to Nida the idea is when you make a fence that's a beautiful fence even though it will keep people out because it's got Thorns but it's beautiful and that's uh that's how they wanted to save Shad in this you know by these laws shabas there but it's like a a hedge of roses it's beautiful it's a there everybody rests it's right there there's a hint there's certain things we can't experience except through a hint one of them isaba but on chabas you get a taste OFA you'll have a tremendous amount of happiness you will be saved fromia and that's when when we eat it's brought down it protects you from goo when especially during the short shabos when people aren't so anxious to eat shalis I always say I don't know looks like goog going on this would be a good time to be careful with shalas but we will be redeemed and saved and there'll be no more sadness I'm skipping myice because when I was in Yesa we never said myice I saw it brought down once that some people stop saying myus because in Europe anti-semites would like grab a Jew and they'd make him sing myus and they would call mayus Jude and so because it was used against us some people don't sing it the story with the gr they didn't know who he was they grabbed him sing sing by office and he started singing it and they ran away out of fear because of the kadosha that was there so uh when I was in Yesa we didn't sing it yabesh we also didn't sing was written by of the AR you know his name is Israel because it spells out each paragraph Israel it's an easy one to remember in case you ever get lost just keep track of uh what letter you're up to this is written in Aramaic uh the God who is master of all the worlds unto you are the king of kings uh you do wonders and people don't even know what to say um your uh Praise Is In All Creations I will praise you morning and night you are the god of Holiness who created all people all living things all kinds of animals and people all of the animals and all of the birds this is really more uh about creation as opposed to shabas per se you don't really shabas is not really mentioned here rather you do uh great things and Powerful things you raise up the ones who are low and bring down those who are great if a person lived 2,000 years they can't figure out you are so precious and great redeem us take us out of the nation you chose from all the nations bring us to the and uh the place where all the souls and all the spirits are kept then we will sing to you all of our praises and songs in the holy city the beautiful city shra the beautiful city of Y okay I do one more and like I say there a lot of this is uh no I do two more uh we uh we have a a lot of um of uh things we're covering today but I I really think that zir is such an important thing in fact the the Z KES says all week the malim sings mirors to Hashem but on chabas they're not allowed to we sing the mirors instead so when we sing Mir it's m very very of thing all right Y is y Isel some people say it was written by the AR since it spells out glak other people say no wasn't written by [Laughter] him because he usually wrote in Aramaic and not in Hebrew but it's it's attributed to one of this day is a day of light and happiness to the Jewish people shabus rest you commanded us at every year to keep shabas and the so we set before us on chabas all of these wonderful meals um give to the hearts of the broken people it's it's the it it gives the the strength and you give an extra soul on shabas to the broken people to a soul that is in pain shabas shabas takes away the pain you blessed it and made it holy from all the other days you did all of your Creation in six days the people who are in pain will find quiet and and safety shabas not to do any you commanded us and we will be to the glory of your kingship and uh we will offer before you um a precious gift Min here could either mean a Corbin or a um or just could be a gift like shab I'm skipping the rest of it because everyone uh more or less says that the rest of it was added in later and that's why in many benches it's in small print and some of them it wasn't even there at all but when I learned the song they skipped to the at least bring back our base of that was destroyed so a good Redemption give to the sad people and shabas we will sit in song and praise shabas okay so I wanted to end with and is very very old According to some people it goes all the way back to the tan because it parallels B that's why some people held that you shouldn't say umisho because it's uh parallels benching and you could be by saying it I can't say for all but I was at a shabon where where as will say sh before benching they say at all the meals it's their version of sh and it's an introduction to B and it's really not about chabas it's our introduction to and we say it on on chabas but really like I say the some my nose say it before every meal really there's a far to say it every time that you're going to bench but we don't have time during the week so Chas when we have time uh our Rock uh We've eaten and now uh those who are faithful are going to bless you we have eaten and we have full and we had much that we left over as Hashem said because hasem says he's going to give us so much this is the you'll eat you'll be satiated and you'll bench the first is as I call right Our Shepherd Our Father feed the world we ate our bread we drank our wine knew therefore we will thank you and praise you in our mouth we will say an answer no one is holy like God and the second one is of course with song and a voice of Thanksgiving we will bless hasem the Desir that you gave to our fathers and you give us food and all kinds of viddles to fill us all the that you do for us and hasem is true so what's the third is have mercy in your on your people our Rock the bring us and this yeah fill the city rebuild it will sing a new song we will go joyously the holy merci one should bless us and bring us up we will fill up the cup because you bench on a cup of wine and then we will bench and bless this is sort of an introduction so that's just there's a lot to say there's a lot of themes and a lot of things but at least if you understand the ziros and all of the shabas references hopefully it'll make it a little bit more alive to you and uh like I say um um two two episodes from now I hope to bring in a professional singer I would hate to have to do all of these tunes by myself somebody who knows music I guess a singer is not really a good thing a musicologist who can give us insights into the tunes that go with them because the tunes themselves are always something that's when we talk about chabas mirus okay and that would have brought us to our question and answer part of our program unfortunately I spent so much time talking about the ziros that we're a little out of time so uh next episode we're going to do chabas days mirus and if I 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