Tikoun Haclali ensemble - 25 Mars - Breslev

Kind: captions Language: en t [Music] The desire before you, O Lord our God, is to bring to you the hearts of your servants, David, and in the service of praise, turn with mercy to the city of Psalms, as if King David, peace be upon him, himself said, "His right will protect us." Stand up for us, O Lord, and the right of the Psalms, and the right of the letters, the dots, and their taste, and the names that come from them, from the beginnings of letters and the ends of letters, to atone for our sins, our iniquities, and to sing the songs of the runners, and the tribe of all the thorns and thorns that surround the upper rose, to be enlightened with the daughter of David in love, brotherhood, and companionship. From there, abundance will be drawn to us for the soul, spirit, and soul of our sins, and to send us to atone for our sins, just as you did for David, who recited these psalms before you, as it is said, "Even my Lord, my servant, your sin will not die, and do not take us from this world before our time, until the fulfillment of our years, which are 70 years, so that we can correct what we have sinned, and the right of King David, peace be upon him, will protect us forever. We have atoned for our sins until we have changed, but a complete answer before you." And the product of the free gift of our grace, as it is written, "And my treasures, sing praises and have mercy on whom I will have mercy." And just as we say a song before you in this world, so we will be worthy to say before you, O Lord our God, a song and praise in the world to come, by singing psalms, the lily of Sharon, and singing in all pleasant things in Gilgal and the resounding of the Lebanon, may the glory and splendor of the house of our God be given quickly in our days. Amen, the shadow of the fullness By my hand, O Tamir, and disappear in the name of all Israel, a stain on David, my protector, I have taken refuge in you. You said to my Lord, Lord, you are my goodness. You are my God I will declare my iniquity to you, if I have protected you, I said, "My transgressions have risen up against you, and you have borne my iniquity. My sin is a basket. For this reason every faithful person will pray to you. In times of trouble, only to flood many waters that cannot reach them. You have hidden me from trouble. You have made me fall. You have made me fall. I will instruct you and guide you in this way. You will walk in this way. I will counsel you. Do not be like a horse or a mule. He does not understand the reins of his reins. He is near you. Many are in pain because of the wicked. And he who trusts in the Lord, mercy will surround us. Rejoice in the Lord and proclaim the righteous and make us joyful. All the upright in heart will rejoice. A Psalm for David. Blessed is the one who understands the poor. In the day of evil, the Lord will deliver him. The Lord will preserve him. He will keep him alive and happy in the land. And do not let his soul be troubled. His enemies, the Lord, will feed him on the tree of life. All his bed has become my bed. And I said, " Lord, have mercy on me, heal my soul, for I have sinned against you. My enemies will say, "When will he die? And his servant's name will be called a basket." If he comes to see what his heart says, "He will gather a stone." If he goes outside, he will speak together about me. All my enemies will whisper against me, they will plot evil against me, without a goat cast into it, and those who are silent will no longer rise up. Even my peaceable man, who is under me, who eats my bread, has made me great. You are my strength, my right hand, and I will be at peace with them. In this I know that you delight in me, for my enemies will not triumph over me, and I in my innocence have upheld me and set before you forever. Blessed is the Lord, the God of Israel, from everlasting to everlasting. Amen and amen, the victor, the wise one, for the sons of Korah. Like a deer, you kill by the watercourses, so my soul will kill for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When shall I come and see the face of God? My tears have been my bread day and night, saying to myself all day long, Where is your God? I will remember and pour out my soul upon me. For I will walk in your ways, I will sing praises to the house of God, with all joy and thanksgiving. A multitude celebrating. Why should my soul be weary and die? I will yet judge the salvations of his face. O God, my soul shall drink thus. Therefore remember you from the land of Jordan and Hermon, quickly from sorrow to the abyss, calling to all your trumpets, all your brokenness, and it will go upon me. The Lord will command His mercy by day and by night, and I will sing a prayer to the God of my life, saying, "No, my rock, why have you forgotten me? Why do I go to the slaughter in my bones? Turn away my enemies from me, saying, "All day long, my God, why do you make my soul faint? Why do you make me afraid? Give ear to my God, for I will yet declare the salvation of my God, the victorious. Do not slaughter David, the one who is slain by sending him to Sheol. And guard the house to kill him. Save me from my enemies. My God, from those who rise up against me, save me. Save me from stonecutters and from bloody men. For behold, they lie in wait for my soul. They will attack me. I have not transgressed, nor have I sinned. My Lord, without iniquity, they will desire and curse me. Wake up to the Lord, the God of hosts, the God of Israel. Wake up to all the nations. Do not prepare yourselves. All the traitors of the stone basket will return to the evening. They will roar. They will surround the city. They will utter swords in their mouths. For who will hear? And you, my Lord, will laugh at them. You will mock all the nations. I will be strong in you, for I will be guarded. God has poured into me a God of strength, a God of power, a God of fear, a God of life, do not kill me, lest my people forget, and I have taken away their shield, O Lord, the sin of their mouth, a word of deceit, and they shall be taken in their own sight, and above and above, and they shall be counted together in the heat of the day, and they shall know that God is the ruler of Jacob, to the end of the earth, and they shall return in the evening, they shall roar like a dog, and they shall go around the city, they shall not eat, if they are not satisfied, and they shall wail. And I will sing of your strength, and sing of your mercy in the morning, for you have been my refuge and my refuge in the day of trouble. I will sing to you, for God is my refuge, my God, my mercy, to the leader of the army, to gather together a psalm. My voice to God, and I will cry out to God, and he will hear me in the day of my trouble. O Lord, I have called upon you in the night, and I will not cease. Where is your soul? I will remember you, O God, and I will praise you, and my spirit will not be afraid. You have not kept the watchmen of my eyes, I am astonished and will not speak, I have considered the days of old, the years of eternity. I sang in the night with my heart, O Lord, seek my soul, O Lord, for ever, O Lord, and no more shall the vain desire. His mercy endureth forever. He saith, "The years of my life are the years of the right hand of the Most High, the remembrance of her deeds, for I will remember from the beginning your wonders and your thoughts in all your works and your majesty. O Lord, in holiness, your wisdom, a great God, like God, you are the God of great power, you have made known to the nations your strength, you have redeemed your people with your arm, the sons of Jacob. And the waters have seen you, O God, the waters have seen you, they shall be stirred up, the deeps have stirred up, the waters have stirred up, the deeps have stirred up, all the clouds have given their strength, even your thunders shall pass through the earth. The earth was stirred up, and the earth trembled in the sea. Your way was in many waters, and your footsteps were not known. You were brought down by the hand of Moses and Aaron. A prayer to Moses, the man of God, O Lord, you have been our dwelling place in generation and generation, before the mountains were brought forth, and the earth and the world were formed, from everlasting to everlasting. You will not let man dwell for a moment, and you will say, "I will not let man dwell for a moment." Return, O people, for a thousand years in your sight are but as yesterday, when it passes away, and I have kept it for a night, you have flowed a year. In the morning it will pass away. The morning will sprout and pass away. In the evening it will wither and dry up. For we have been sick in your presence and in a hothouse. Our sins before you are unknown to the light of your face. For all our days have turned to the transgression of our hands. We have slept like a drum. The days of our years are 70 years, and if in strength 80 years, and most of them are labor in a stone. For gas is quickly blown away. Who knows the strength of your anger? And how great is your fear of you? Your transgression is to number our days. So let us know and give a heart of wisdom. Return, O Lord, until when? And comfort your servants. We have been satisfied in the morning. Your lovingkindness has been heard, and your name has been rejoiced in all our days. As our eyes have seen evil, show your servant your deeds and the way is for their children. And let the Lord our God be gracious to us, and the work of our hands has been established over us, and the work of our hands has been established. Give thanks to the Lord. Call on his name. Make known among the nations his deeds. Let them sing to him, let them rejoice in all his wonders. Let them praise his name. His holy one will rejoice in the heart that seeks the Lord. Seek the Lord and his strength. Seek his face always. Remember his wonders that he has done from his mouth. The seed of Abraham, his servant, the children of Jacob, are his elders. He is the Lord our God in all the earth. His judgments are remembered forever. His covenant, the word of commandment to a thousand generations, which he commanded Abraham, and his oath to Isaac, and he confirmed to Jacob as a law to Israel, an everlasting covenant, saying, "I will give you the land of Canaan, the land of your inheritance." When they were nearly dead, and they sojourned in it, and they went from nation to nation, from kingdom to nation. He did not allow anyone to oppress them. And he warned them, "Do not touch my anointed, and do not look at the lion." And he cried out in the land of famine, every staff of bread was broken. He sent before them a man to be a slave. Joseph was sold with his eye in a fetter of iron. His soul came to him until he spoke. You said, "The Lord of France." He sent a king and a ruler of nations. He opened his name to him. He was the master of his house and the ruler of all his possessions. His princes were in his soul and his elders. He made him wise. And Israel came to Egypt, and Jacob lived in the land of Ham. He multiplied his people greatly and made them strong. The Egyptians turned their hearts to their own people to oppress their servants. He sent Moses his servant Aaron, whom he had chosen, to speak his signs and wonders in the land of Ham. He sent darkness, and they did not disobey his word. He turned their blood into blood and killed their religion. He made their land swarm with frogs in the chambers of their kings. He said, "And a great cloud came, and devoured them, and made fire and flames in their land, and burned them up, and broke the trees of their border." He said, "And it came in abundance, and devoured without number, and devoured every herb in their land, and devoured the fruit of their ground, and smote all the firstborn in their land, the firstfruits of all their strength. And they brought them out with silver and gold, and there was none in the tribes of strength. He made Egypt fast because their fear fell upon them. He spread a cloud for a covering, and fire to give light by night. He sent and gave them bread from heaven, and they were satisfied. They went in obedience to the river. For he remembered the word of his holy one, Abraham his servant. He brought out his people with his people in glory, his elders, and gave them the lands of the nations, and they labored for them, for they kept his laws. And the laws of his creation Hallelujah By the rivers of Babylon there we sat, we wept, remembering Zion. On the Arabs in the midst of it we hung our harps. For there he asked us to return, and he made us sing songs of joy. Sing to us from the song of Zion. How shall we sing the song of the Lord in a foreign land? If I forget you, Jerusalem, my right hand will forget. My tongue will stick to my lap. If I do not remember you, if I do not set Jerusalem above the head of my joy? Remember, O Lord, to the sons of Edom the day of the Roshelim who say, "Awake, awake to the foundation!" The daughter of Babylon, the plunderer, is coming. Blessed is he who will repay you for your recompense that you have recompensed us. Blessed is he who will seize and smash your yoke to the cross. Hallelujah! Praise God in his holiness. Praise him and this is it. Praise him in his might. Praise him in his majesty. Praise him in his greatness. Praise him in his lute and harp. Praise him in all kinds of music and organ. Praise him with cymbals. Hear him, praise him with cymbals. Praise him with cymbals. All the soul will praise him. Hallelujah! Who will grant from Zion the salvation of Israel? When the Lord returns, his people will be saved. Jacob will rejoice. Israel and the salvation of the righteous from my Lord, the stronghold of their time of trouble, the stream of the flood of the wicked, and the protection of the Lord, the Lord of our Lord, the Holy One of Israel, our portion, may it be pleasing to you, silence the echoes and the mighty ones of the hard times, from all the sick,