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SHEMA
05:34
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These words that I command you today shall be in your heart.
And you shall teach them diligently to your children, and you shall speak of them when you sit at home, and when you walk along the way, and when you lie down and when you rise up.
And you shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be for frontlets between your eyes. And you shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates. (Deuteronomy 6)
Sh'ma Yis'ra'eil
Adonai Eloheinu Adonai echad.
(Hear, Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One.)
Sh'ma Yis'ra'eil
Adonai Eloheinu Adonai echad.
(Hear, Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One.)
Barukh sheim k'vod
malkhuto l'olam va'ed.
(Blessed be the Name of His glorious
kingdom for ever and ever.)
Blessed be the name of his glorious kingdom forever and ever
And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart,
and with all your soul
And with all your might
And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart,
and with all your soul
And with all your might
Sh'ma Yis'ra'eil
Adonai Eloheinu
Adonai echad.
(Hear, Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One.)
Sh'ma Yis'ra'eil
Sh'ma Yis'ra'eil
Adonai Eloheinu
Adonai echad.
(Hear, Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is One.)
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2. |
Sons and Daughters
05:24
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You who opened seas and waters
Breath of your nostrils in days of old
Come and free our sons and daughters
That they may cry "Our Deliverer!"
You who parted seas and waters
Breath of your nostrils in days of old
Come and free our sons and daughters
That they may cry "Our Deliverer!"
He has brought
Brought you out
He has brought
brought you out
You, a pillar
Shadow, fire
Carving a way to another land
Come and free our sons and daughters!
That they may cry "Our Deliverer!"
He has brought
Brought you out
He has brought
brought you out
You who opened seas and waters
Breath of your nostrils in days of old
Come and free our sons and daughters
That they may know our Deliverer!
He has brought
Brought us out
He has bought
brought us out
He has bought
Bought us out
He has bought
brought us out
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A good leader is a leader
who doesn't want people to depend on him
'Cause a good leader
Makes other leaders
In thousands, hundreds and fifties and tens
A good leader is a leader
who doesn't want people to depend on him
'Cause a good leader
Makes other leaders
In thousands, hundreds and fifties and tens
Moses sat as a judge for the people
Passing out judgement from morning till night
And Jethro asked: Son, What are you doing?
You're only wearing yourself and these people out
'Cause a good leader is a leader
who doesn't want people to depend on him
'Cause a good leader
Makes other leaders
In thousands, hundreds and fifties and tens
So Moses became a delegator
Empowering others to take the torch
'Cause a good leader makes other leaders
Not hogging the power, but arming the flock
And a good leader is a leader
who doesn't want people to depend on him
'Cause a good leader
Makes other leaders
In thousands, hundreds and fifties and tens
And a good leader is a leader
who doesn't want people to depend on him
'Cause a good leader
Makes other leaders
In thousands, hundreds and fifties and tens
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4. |
Down by the Waters
02:58
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Down by the waters
Down by the waters they lay
Down by the waters
Down by the waters they lay
But God brought them out of there
God brought them out. I say.
God brought out
God brought them out
I say.
Down by the waters
Down by the waters they lay
But God brought them out
God brought them out. I say!
Down by the waters
Down by the waters they lay
Down by the waters
Down by the waters they lay
But God had a better plan in mind
Yes, He did
Down by the water
Down by the water they prayed
But God had a better plan in mind
Yes, He did
Down by the water
Down by the water they prayed
So He opened them waters
He opened them waters
Made a way
So He opened them waters, waters, waters
And he made another way
Down by the waters
Down by the water they lay
Go down, Moshe
Way down in Egypt's land
Tell old Pharaoh
To let my people go
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Deeper than Egypt's Pits
05:40
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God caused the Nile to run with blood
to bring out a children who drowned in its bed
But through every vein and every heart
human corruption still ran red
How do you teach a people freedom?
How do you break the chains
they can't see?
How do you end the real oppression
When bondage runs deeper than Egypt's pits?
Deliver us!
Physically free, the people preferred
the familiar old to the good unknown
We return to the dust and we return to our chains
For the problem runs deeper than time or space
How do you teach a people freedom?
How do you break the chains
they can't see?
How do you end the real oppression
When bondage runs deeper than Egypt's pits?
What is more impossible to do
to open the seas or a human heart?
True slavery is much more complex
Than geography or the sting of a whip
So, God gave Moses the law in stone
Perhaps the people could see
they needed a different kind of deliverance
Deliver us!
How do you teach a people freedom?
How do you break the chains
they can't see?
How do you end the real oppression,
When bondage runs deeper than Egypt's pits?
How do you teach a people freedom?
How do you break the chains
they can't see?
How do you end the real oppression,
When bondage runs deeper than Egypt's pits?
How do you teach a people freedom
How do you break the chains
they can't see
How do you end the real oppression
When bondage runs deeper than Egypt's pits
What is more impossible to do
to open the seas or a human heart?
Deliver us!
Our bondage runs deeper
Than Egypt's pits
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6. |
Shema (playback)
05:34
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See 'SHEMA' for lyrics.
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Natalie Kendel England, UK
Theologian, Natalie Kendel, is a singer-songwriter, author, pastor, and theological lecturer.
Using an imaginative, narrative approach, Kendel aims to musically communicate the biblical narrative.
Kendel's music is influenced by folk, orchestral, neo-80s & various genre blends. With unique lyrics and theological depth, her music evokes a rallying listening experience.
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