Shalom Jerusalém
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Shalom Jerusalém
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Shalom shalom Jerusalém
Peace be to you
When Messiah comes
To take us home
May His praise
Be found in you
Pray for peace Jerusalem
City of our God
There salvation was
Poured out for you
The atoning of the Lord
Once your streets
Filled with joy
Branches raised up high
Shouting blessed be the Holy One
Yeshua T'Adonai
Israel beloved Ephraim my son
How my heart would
Thril to hear you say
The Messiah has come
O my brothers hear these words
May they pierce your soul
Turn again to worship Adonai
Messiah you will know
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Paul Wilbur performs "Shalom Jerusalém", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Wilbur catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to He Binds The Broken Hearted and Há Alegria (part. Ana Paula Valadão) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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