Shir Lama'alot - Psalm 121 - שיר למעלות - תימנית - الزبور
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- Shir Lama'alot - Psalm 121 - שיר למעלות - תימנית - الزبور
Yisrael Oshri - Vocals
Remixed by Chakratronic
©2012 Jon Shapiro
A Song of Ascents: I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains: from whence shall my help come?
My help cometh from the LORD, who made heaven and earth.
He will not suffer thy foot to be moved; He that keepeth thee will not slumber.
Behold, He that keepeth Israel doth neither slumber nor sleep.
The LORD is thy keeper; the LORD is thy shade upon thy right hand.
The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night.
The LORD shall keep thee from all evil; He shall keep thy soul.
The LORD shall guard thy going out and thy coming in, from this time forth and for ever. 
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Just want to send love from Yemen to all my Yemeni Jewish friends💙 WE LOVE YOU
ברוך השם שיר יפה מאוד.👏👏👏🇮🇱📖🇸🇦
Long life Israel 🎉🎉❤️
Sounds pure and original sounds. Shirlaamalot/
That sounds like Arabic but it’s beautiful I love to listen Hebrew Scriptures overall We all belongs to God and Abraham
@@valeriepickett4365 real hebrew supposed to sound like phoenician. Biblical hebrew would sound exactly like arabic, well not exactly, just similar with those 'ayin, ssadee, ghimmel, qaf, etc
It sounds Yemenite Hebrew, not Arabic, resemblance to Arabic comes from the correct semitic pronunciation of the Hebrew alphabets, modern Israeli Hebrew is far from Semitic languages
I’m Muslim and I love Jewish people,They are My cousins and israel has the right to exist like any other country,Israel is My cousin We are one family of Abraham and We are doing all of this over the memory of Abraham We don’t have to fight because We’re the people of the land of promise,I love My Jewish cousins
I thought it was just the Arabs who were the cousins of the Jews...
@@valeriepickett4365 and your point is? My comment was in response to that the other gentleman's statement. What i was trying to say is that we don't need to be related to someone or connected by blood to allow them the right to exist etc. Semitic Muslims are connected linguistically( and somewhat ethnically) to Jewish people( depends though) but the rest of the Muslims aren't cousins of the Jews so to speak. Should we only respect someone's rights if they are our cousins? Do i suddenly need to be part Jewish to respect them and their religion?
I love you too my muslim cousin...
✡☪❤
Love you to!
very beutifuly جميل جدا
from and arab muslem
مسلمه عربيه
بارك الله فيك اخي من يهودي
Saphyrao ́ ما هو اصلك؟
... to see the lyrics credit roll to King David ... is a special sight :))
... so relevant this artistry of music to these words and sentiments ... power and conquer of fear ... and of self ..!
Toda honra ao ETERNO DEUS!!! MARAVILHOSÍSSIMO!!!
יפה!
Amén
Gracias!!!!!!!!!!
Its just plain beautiful. Awesome!!!
:3 im so proud of being sephardic
This is in yemenite tho
Not sephardic
Yo. Watch Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi
🍀🕎🍀
When the massorets created the vowels signs, the short or long qamats had "ó" sound (like "aw" in the English word "saw"). The yemenite pronunciation is the more closed to the old hebrew. Sephardic hebrew is a very beautifull pronunciation, but have Spanish influence.
Yes, sephardic is under spanish influence while ashkenazi is under yiddish influence
Persian, buhari, and kavkazi Jews still say the kamatz this way also
Without Abraham we are nothing Us Muslims and Jews are cousins and We must stop fighting because I love Israel and I support the existence of Israel 🇮🇱 long live israel and My Jewish cousins
I'm far used with the sephardic hebrew: it's rare to see the kamatz be pronounced as "o"...
Eu postei alguns vídeos sobre as consoantes yemenitas. Ainda estou devendo as vogais mas é simples: qamats = ó (sempre), pathah e segol = a, tseré = é, hiriq = i, shuruq e qubuts = u. O holem alguns pronuciam igual ao tseré e outros como "eu" na palavra francesa "peur" (a boca na posição de "ó" e a língua na posição de "é").
I meant the rythm is like the yemenite, but the pronounciation is similar to the ashkenazic...
but I'm not sure
Just the prayer not instrumental music pls
Thx
Wwy
teimonim and ashkenazim both pronounce the kamaz as o'.
Yup
המוזיקה היא כתימנית, אבל מדברים כעברית אשכנזית...
???
לא בכלל, זה תמנית
גם המדברים כתמנית
ذا كتاب مقدس ولا اغنية ديسكو؟
بتاع كلو
American loves wahhabi creed // تمام
😂😂😂😂😂
Keep it with drums only don't add more musical instruments
as far as I know, who says "yisroel" instead of "yisrael" are the ashkenazic jews...
anyway, I'm far more used to the sephardic hebrew than any other hebrew dialect...
Lol, for me tis yemenite, i don't really know other dialects like sephardic. I always pronounce the alphabet the yemenite way
With jimmel instead of gimmel etc
We're not the only ones who pronounce kamatz as an "o" apparently (:
However there is no "j" sound in the loshon koidesh, that has been influenced massively by the Arabic language. The Gimmel with a dagesh is pronounced as the double "g" like in "egg" of "goat", as for the Gimmel without a dagesh, that is pronounced like a Ghimmel, similar to it Arabic equivalent
You can find out more here from Harav Dovid Bar-Chayim shlita
ruclips.net/video/17tEn5wsw8U/видео.html
אשכנזית...
???
uh, no.
לא, תמני כאן, אבל שלם לך
Why are people proud?