Ofra...we...your Greek brothers and sisters, are missing you very much, and always pray, that the good Lord, keeps you, by His side, to chant to Him, your wonderful melodies! Our love and respect to you, from Greece! 🇬🇷❤🇮🇱
Maravillosa Ofra, bellísima mujer por dentro y por fuera, preciosa voz y mucho talento. Me fascina. La escucho desde 1988 cuando salió este vinilo Shaday, me emociona escuchar esta joya de canción. Una gran pérdida su partida en el 2000, aún tan joven. Que Dios la tenga en su gloria y ojalá volviera a nacer 🙏 ❤ Saludos desde España
Let’s stand as humanity together against all discrimination. The Meshiah is metaphorically us, our humanity towards a greater planet. No one should be displaced from their homes. Thou shall not steal or kill. Love thy neighbor. There is always a peaceful solution. Amen
Had to update the Arabic part to be more accurate. I do this if I find a better source or translation. I am only learning Hebrew and Yemeni Arabic currently, so sorry if there are still some mistakes in the translations. 🙏 I am trying.
I have the original insert from the US CD release (in fact, I still have the CD...bought in '89, I believe. It's one of my personally sacred treasures). In the insert are all of the lyrics and, iirc, a kind of introduction to the songs contained, written by my bijou Ofra Haza.
Well, traditionally Judaism holds that Yahweh is the national god of the Israelites. For Jews, the significance of Jesus must be in his life rather than his death, a life of faith in God. For Jews, not Jesus but God alone is Lord. I cannot know for sure, but I think this was also Ofra's opinion on that matter. As she was a Mizrahi (Eastern, Oriental, Yemenite) Jew.
One of my favorite songs of hers.❤❤
Im a Filipino & Im still listening the song of Ofra Haza forever. The Filipinos love her very much😇💖🎶
Happy to hear it! 🥰
Although I love practically all of her songs, Shaday is perhaps my favorite, I still love it to this day! I miss you so much Ofra!
La magia di questa musica non ha tempo. Ho iniziato a amare la sua musica il periodo che vivevo nella mia amata libia
Ofra...we...your Greek brothers and sisters, are missing you very much, and always pray, that the good Lord, keeps you, by His side, to chant to Him, your wonderful melodies! Our love and respect to you, from Greece! 🇬🇷❤🇮🇱
Thank you for your kind words, shalom 🙏🕊️
当時、この音楽を聴いてとても驚いた。
ずっとこの音楽のことを忘れていたが、またこうして辿り着けたのがとても嬉しい。
現代の技術と今の人にも聴いてほしい音楽の融合だ。
また楽しんで頂けて嬉しいです
ofra haza te echo de menos 🇻🇦😇🇮🇱🌎🌷⛪🇪🇨🇨🇴🇪🇦🇮🇹🇦🇷🙏😭
I really like her songs listening here in Brazil 🇧🇷🇮🇱
Always peace in this word
Maravillosa Ofra, bellísima mujer por dentro y por fuera, preciosa voz y mucho talento. Me fascina. La escucho desde 1988 cuando salió este vinilo Shaday, me emociona escuchar esta joya de canción. Una gran pérdida su partida en el 2000, aún tan joven. Que Dios la tenga en su gloria y ojalá volviera a nacer 🙏 ❤ Saludos desde España
Gracias por estos hermosos pensamientos! ❤️ Disfruta la música, que tu alma sea bendecida! 🙏
@@theexiledqueen0223 Gracias ❤️
Si ojalá volviera a nacer k voz es inigualable 😢😢😔
I found Ofra's musisc just recently; love it for its originality. A star extinguished before her time. I stand with Israel
Let’s stand as humanity together against all discrimination. The Meshiah is metaphorically us, our humanity towards a greater planet. No one should be displaced from their homes. Thou shall not steal or kill. Love thy neighbor. There is always a peaceful solution. Amen
I don’t stand for war, but love. ❤️ Ofra Haza was very special. She had an amazing voice.
Kaddish ofra and thank you for all shaday❤️🙏
I finally know what the arabic part says, thank you!
Had to update the Arabic part to be more accurate. I do this if I find a better source or translation. I am only learning Hebrew and Yemeni Arabic currently, so sorry if there are still some mistakes in the translations. 🙏 I am trying.
@@theexiledqueen0223 it’s all good, thanks for the hard work! I don’t know either language so I’m grateful either way :)
I have the original insert from the US CD release (in fact, I still have the CD...bought in '89, I believe. It's one of my personally sacred treasures). In the insert are all of the lyrics and, iirc, a kind of introduction to the songs contained, written by my bijou Ofra Haza.
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I love that Ofra Haza sings a lot about God, but do you know if she believed in Jesus Christ or had an opinion about Him?
Well, traditionally Judaism holds that Yahweh is the national god of the Israelites. For Jews, the significance of Jesus must be in his life rather than his death, a life of faith in God. For Jews, not Jesus but God alone is Lord. I cannot know for sure, but I think this was also Ofra's opinion on that matter. As she was a Mizrahi (Eastern, Oriental, Yemenite) Jew.
shady
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