1. Candlelighting - Rabbinic tradition

2. Shalom Aleichem ("Be Welcome, Shabbat Angels") - perhaps
    from the circles of Jewish mystics (?) - 17th century

3. Eshet Chayil ("A Woman of Valor") - Proverbs 31:10-31

4. Blessing the Children

5. Friday Night Kiddush; Dedicatory Handwashing; Blessing Bread

6. Menucha ve-Simcha ("Rest and Joy") - Composer acrostic: Moshe, before 1545

7. Mah Yedidut ("How Delightful are your Restings") - Composer acrostic: Menashe,
        beginning of the Middle Ages

8.  Yom Shabbat, Kodesh Hu ("Shabbat Day is Holy") - Composer acrostic: Yehonatan,
       beginning of the Middle Ages

9.  Yom Zeh le'Yisrael("This is Israel's Day") - Composer: Yitzchak Luria, 16th century

10. Tzamah Nafshi("My Soul Thirsts") - Composer: Abraham Ibn Ezra, 12th century

11. Yah Ribon ("Lord of the World") - Composer: Yisrael Najara, 16th century

12. Tsur Mishelo Achalnu ("The Rock of Whose we have eaten") - 12th century

13. Bar Yochai ("The Son of Yochai") - Composer: Shimon Ibn Lavi, 16th century
 
 

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