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birthright: in Tzfat

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Rabbi Shmuely explains "Lecha Dodi" "Come my beloved", the mystical poem welcoming the Sabbath, originating in 16th century Tzfat.

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birthrightRabbi ShmuelyLecha Dodi Come

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