Mi Kamocha: How to Say This Jewish Prayer

[@antmcqueen8247]

Thank you this warms my heart a sense of belonging but can't understand the language 🌅🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@AndrewBroadbent-dr8wb]

Really liked it. Thank you.

[@theosphileo_kihany]

Beautiful I love it, even though I don't understand the word but I like the Hebrew language. Can somebody there tells me is in which verse of the Bible?

[@Sombrahs]

It’s part of Miriam’s song at the sea

[@sergiogarciolovalderrama8688]

Shemot 15:11 (Éxodo)

[@bibihoehn3315]

From Exodus 15:11.

[@revolutionarypoetry9302]

this is the best melody but cant find any orchesrated version sADGE

[@TheSoaringChannel]

Am i roughly understanding Shemot (Exodus) to actually mean "listen/hear/obey"?? What does the T at the end of the word signify?

[@spoondrifts.]

shemot means "names"! shema does mean "hear/listen", but it's not related to the word shem (name). -ot is the plural ending. it comes from the opening of the book, a list of names. the same is true for all of the other hebrew titles: bereishit (in the beginning), shemot (names), vayikra (and god called), bamidbar (in the desert), and devarim (words)