Shema
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Shema
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Sh'ma Yisrael
Adonai Elheinu
Adonai Echad
Adonai Echad
Hear O Israel all you chosen ones
The Lord our God the Lord is One
Blessed be Your name
Glorious kingdom come
The Lord our God the Lord is One
Majesty too great to dwell
In temples made of stone
You have chosen hearts of flesh
To make Your glory known
Let Your kingdom come (repeat)
Let Your will be done (repeat)
Wind of Heaven blow (repeat)
Male Your presence known (repeat)
Like an ocean wide (repeat)
Let Your glory rise (repeat)
Cover all the earth
Hear O Israel
Our God is One
Hear O Israel all you chosen ones
The Lord our God the Lord is One
Faithful Father Spirit of the Lord
Messiah Son our God is One
Majesty too great to dwell
In temples made of stone
You have chosen hearts of flesh
To make Your glory known
Hear O Israel
The Lord our God is one God
The Lord is one
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Who performs "Shema"?
Paul Wilbur performs "Shema", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Wilbur catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Shema"?
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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