A traditional Hebrew song sung by Jews every Friday night upon returning home from synagogue prayer. It signals the arrival of the Jewish Sabbath, welcoming the angels who accompany a person home on the eve of the Sabbath. This is a video clip from our last Fusion Malibu Shabbat Dinner event. Performed by Fusion worship leader Tracy Thomas.
SHALOM ALEICHEM
Shalom aleichem
mal’achei hasharet
mal’achei elyon
Mimelech
mal’achei ham’lachim
hakadosh baruch Hu
Bo’achem leshalom
mal’achei hashalom
mal’achei elyon
Mimelech
mal’achei ham’lachim
hakadosh baruch Hu
Bar’chuni leshalom
mal’achei hashalom
mal’achei elyon
Mimelech
mal’achei ham’lachim
hakadosh baruch Hu
Tzetchem leshalom
mal’achei hashalom
mal’achei elyon
Mimelech
mal’achei ham’lachim
hakadosh baruch Hu
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