Jewish holiday of Pesach

Psalms 125 : 2

"As the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the LORD is round about his people from henceforth even for ever."

God's Promise of Protection 

Words "from the Passover Haggadah.

Music: traditional.

Poetry, and musical processing Assaf Neve Shalom

Pesach Hebrew Bible/Tanakh/Tanach Readings:

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The Public Life of Jesus : Gospel of Luke

(restored HD film)

Common Jewish Greetings

Ways to Say Hello in Hebrew

Shalom!
 

!שָׁלוֹם עֲלֵיכֶם  [shalom aleikhem] or [shalom aleikhem] - Literally: "Peace upon you!" - this one is the most traditional one, and probably is familiar to everybody, as well as the next one:

!שלום - [shalom] - Most common greeting; but it is in fact simplification of the former. You can also say "shalom, shalom!" Well, I guess, everybody knows what does this mean.

What's up?
 

?מַה נִשְׁמַע  [ma nishma] - "what's up" - is probably second by popularity among the greetings, if not the first.

There is a shortened version of it, it's quite new, and it's rather slang of Tel-Aviv rather than common phrase everywhere:
?מה ניש [ma nish?] I personally think it doesn't sound the best from aestetical point of view... :) But maybe I'm just too old-fashioned...

Friends of Zion Museum in Jerusalem

Friends of Zion Museum

See how God's plan and prophecy come alive

Located in the heart of Jerusalem, the Friends of Zion Museum brings stories of love and heroism to the world. Magnificently told using ground-breaking technology found nowhere else in the nation, visitors experience the unfolding story as though stepping back in time.

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