Kiddush Prayer
0Transliteration Vayehi erev vayehi Boker yom hashihi Vayachulu hashamaim vehaaretz vechol tzvaam vayachal elohim bayom hashihi melachto asher assa. Vayishbot bayom hashishi
Transliteration Vayehi erev vayehi Boker yom hashihi Vayachulu hashamaim vehaaretz vechol tzvaam vayachal elohim bayom hashihi melachto asher assa. Vayishbot bayom hashishi
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