Peace: Crack the Code

Peace

שלום

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וישםלךשלום

וישם לך שלום

V'yasem l'cha shalom

“And may He grant you peace” (Numbers 6:26)

These are the closing words of the Priestly Blessing, recited in synagogue and by parents blessing their children on Friday night. After blessings of protection and grace, the blessing ends with peace, the vessel that holds every other blessing.

אלה המילים שחותמות את ברכת כהנים, הנאמרת בבית הכנסת ובה מברכים הורים את ילדיהם בליל שבת. אחרי ברכות של שמירה וחסד, הברכה נחתמת בשלום, "הכלי המחזיק ברכה".

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