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Holy songs and poetry are often found in Tanach. Another meaning is that of ordinary Jewish songs.
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What song has the lyrics "I used to think my mother was the Shabbos Queen"
Googling the first line you quote tells me the song is "Shabbos Queen" (via 1, 2).
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Correct Nusach for Ana Bechoach (אנא בכח)
I've heard there are are sources for both, and I hope someone will answer with more info. I'll just copy what Rabbi Yaakov Emden writes in his sidur:
Combine every pair of words, and pause a bit [ …
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What do the words ("SheTishreh" & "Milfanecha") mean?
mbloch's answer answers most of your question, but not the
Do they [=the words "SheTishreh" and "Milfanecha"] have a source in Tanach?
part. So I'll address that here.
מלפניך / mil'fanecha, "fr …
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Commentary on "Amar H' Leya'akov"
Rabbi Yaakov Emden's sidur includes a brief commentary that says why the first half of each line implies that we should not fear.
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Kodesh Hee Shabbath HaMalkah
As Alex explained, kodesh is not an adjective. It also has no feminine form. It most likely means "something holy", which describes the sabbath queen very nicely.
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Why are a couple words in Ma'oz Tzur different in some sidduriim?
Kila means "he/it ended" (transitive), here "he/it cut off my strength"; kala means "he/it ended" (intransitive), here "my strength cut out".
Yar'du k'even bimtzula means "sank like a stone in the [d …
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Nusach of Tefilas Geshem
It happened twice, you know. The first time he was supposed to hit it, did so, and wasn't taken to task. I have no source, but imagine the piyut is referring to this.
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Were Haman's possessions hung on a tree?
In Riv'vos Efrayim (volume 8 number 267), Rabbi Efrayim Greenblatt suggests that it may refer to Haman's slaves. (He also refers the reader to Or L'avraham on Rus, by Rabbi Avraham Gurewitz (spelling …
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fish before meat - why?
Likely based on "לעולם יקדים אדם דבר הקל ומאחר הכבד" (in my own loose translation, "one should always have the lighter food first and the heavier afterward", from רמב״ם הלכות דעות פרק ד, q.v.).
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Singing shoshanas yaakov on Pesach
Taame Haminhagim 579 says Sh'ne Luchos Hab'ris [circa 1600] indicates one should memorialize Ester's meal at the meal of the second day of Pesach, as that was the day Haman was hanged. He doesn't say …
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