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Shalom. There are 150 Shalom. There are 150 Psalms in the Bible. they are used to opening prayer. The very last line as the beautiful psalm about praising God with all manner of instruments in all Psalms in the Bible. they are used to opening prayer. The very last line as the beautiful psalm about praising God with all manner of instruments in all kinds of places and for lot crowds. It reads partly Praise God in the sacred sanctuary, Praises God in the mighty heavens. they ask power for abundant greatness, for the sound of the chauffer and at least a lot of instruments. The last line was Praise God at everything that breath halleluiah Praise the lord. On the description, given in the text in Hebrew with English transliteration. A man, I am going to sing a few versions of this. One version is… Here is another version that starts in the middle… And then there is a version for the last line that Praise God with everything that breaths, and it is actually the tone of the sitting uncalled after the first two words of the last line call Hanishama Jerusalem. We do it as a meditative chance sometimes during our Friday night services. Goes like this… I would suggest when you do that. try it once you memorized the words, only six words. Call, Hanishama, Tihalel, Ya, Halleluiah. Then you do it with your eyes closed singing it at least three time. And before you do so, take a cleansing breath, deep in and deep out three times, and then do call Hanishama, you will feel the stress leave your body, and it is especially great to do on a Friday night as a meditative chance. Some 150 Praise God with all of our body, soul, breath, musical instruments, everywhere and for every reason.