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Mi Shebeirach

A Mi Shebeirach is a Jewish prayer used to request a blessing from God. Dating to the 10th or 11th century, Mi Shebeirach prayers are used for a wide variety of purposes. Originally in Hebrew, but sometimes recited in the vernacular or a combination of both, different versions at different times have been among the most popular prayers with congregants.…

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Released
1989
Songwriters
Friedman, Drorah Setel
Studio
Sounds Write Productions

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Mi Shebeirach

Nodes112
Edges111
Triples89
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017857
Components1

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related to For the congregation · 24
Mi Shebeirach → Abraham Ezra Millgram, Ashkenazi, Ashkenazic, Babylonia, Both Ashkenazi, CE, David Abudarham, God, Hebrew, In, In Jewish Worship, It, Jewish Babylonian Aramaic, Kol Bo, Machzor Vitry, Sephardic, Sephardic Jews, Shabbat, The, The Mi Shebeirach
related to Specialized versions · 24
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related to As a prayer of healing · 19
Mi Shebeirach → Gates, German, God, God's, Influenced, Jewish Prayer, Jews, Kabbalists, Macy Nulman's Encyclopedia, Prayer, Psalm, Reform, Reform Jews, The Union Prayer Book, Turn, United States, While, While Jewish, Yoreh De'ah
related to For olim · 15
Mi Shebeirach → Birnbaum's, Conservative Judaism's Rabbinical Assembly, France, Germany, Historically, In, In German, It, Jews, London, Rabbi Eliyahu Menachem, Sabbath, Some, The, Torah
Released · 1
Mi Shebeirach → 1989
Songwriters · 1
Mi Shebeirach → Friedman, Drorah Setel
Studio · 1
Mi Shebeirach → Sounds Write Productions
is a · 1
Mi Shebeirach → Jewish prayer used to request a blessing from God
related to External links · 1
Mi Shebeirach → Open Siddur Project

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mi shebeirach prayer healing jewish prayers jews friedman used blessing version hebrew may blessed one liberal congregation god reform many

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Mi ShebeirachReleased19891.00infobox
Mi ShebeirachSongwritersFriedman, Drorah Setel1.00infobox
Mi ShebeirachStudioSounds Write Productions1.00infobox
Mi Shebeirachis aJewish prayer used to request a blessing from God0.90text
brit milahinstance ofincluding that for a person called to the Torah and those for life events0.80text
occupy themselves in faithfulness with the wants of the congregationinstance ofand all0.80text
Mi Shebeirachrelated to As a prayer of healingMacy Nulman's Encyclopedia0.60section
Mi Shebeirachrelated to As a prayer of healingJewish Prayer0.60section
Mi Shebeirachrelated to As a prayer of healingYoreh De'ah0.60section
Mi Shebeirachrelated to As a prayer of healingWhile Jewish0.60section
Mi Shebeirachrelated to As a prayer of healingKabbalists0.60section
Mi Shebeirachrelated to As a prayer of healingGod0.60section

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