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The Afternoon Kiddush


By Zalman Goldstein and Chaim Fogelman

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Transliteration

Al kein beirach Ado-noy es yom
ha-Shabbos va-yekadisheihu.
Savri maranan: Baruch atah
Ado-noy, Elo-he-inu melech
ha-olam, borei peri hagafen.

Translation

Therefore G-d blessed Shabbat and made it holy. With the permission of the distinguished people present: Blessed are you G-d, King of the Universe, Creator of the fruit of the vine.

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