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Rabbi Dance No Solemn Ritual, But Comic Jollyful

Jacob Trapp: Prayers MARK OF THE ETERNAL Grant us to see things that bear the mark of the eternal: The beauty that lives with loving kindness, The transmutation of suffering into wisdom and understanding; The divine impulse given and received. Give us to cherish life’s perishable beauty That it may be imperishably present with us, And may we so pass through the things that are fleeting As to be richer in the things that endure. GUIDE US Guide us, True Light; Quicken us, True Life; Feed us, True Bread; That our hunger for You may be fed, And that we may be led Into the Way of Peace. PRIORITIES Wisdom, be more precious than possessions without end. Truth, be more sacred than the pleasing of a friend. Courage, be our strength to gain the distant goal. Beauty, send cleansing wonders through the soul.

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  1. BullNovember 26, 2020 at 12:38 AM

    So merrysome like folk dance.
    More than ritual solemn.
    Jewsih rabbi is great performance conscious apparently.
    Well reflecting their own traditions and cultures.

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