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Footprints
It was twilight and no one else was on the beach
I asked Hashem to help strengthen my faith and trust
Suddenly, Hashem began to show me a movie of my
life, like so many footprints in the sand
sometimes there were two sets of footprints side by
side
Other times, there was only one.
Each time I was about to face a tough situation in
life
I'd only see one set of footprints
I felt so alone
There were times when the whole world was exploding
all around me
I often felt that I couldn't go on....
Battle after battle Like an endless nightmare
You promised me, Hashem, that if I followed Your
commandments, You'd never leave me.
So why is there only one set of footprints during
all my times of trouble?
Hashem, where were You when I really needed You?
"My beloved child," answered Hashem from on high,
"the times when you saw only one set of
footprints
are the times when I carried you!" |
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The Dreidel is associated
with the Jewish holiday of
Chanukah.
It has four sides:
נ
(Nun),
ג
(Gimel),
ה
(Hey),
ש
(Shin), and is usually
played with coins, chips, or
gelt (chocolate coins).
These letters also stand for
the words Nes Gadol Haya
Sham meaning "a great
miracle happened there," or,
without the nikkud (vowel
marks),
נס גדול
היה שם
(Hebrew is read right to
left) |
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A great miracle happened
there |
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The Dreidel is associated
with
Chanukah.
What
is a dreidel - spinning top
game.
It has four sides:
נ
(Nun),
ג
(Gimel),
ה
(Hey),
ש
(Shin), and is usually
played with coins, chips, or
gelt (chocolate coins).
Collectively, these letters
are interpreted as, "a great
miracle happened there," or,
without the nikkud.
In
Israel,
one letter on the dreidel
are different. The shin has
been replaced with a pei,
transforming the Hebrew
phrase into Nun, Gimel, Hey,
Po.
“A great miracle happened
here.”
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