All language subtitles for Touched By An Angel s08e05 Chutzpah

Are you waiting for the bus?

I've never been on a bus.

I was thinking of trying it. Of course,
I can't actually get on the bus without

Monica here.

I'm an angel, and I'm new to the angel
business, so I have to stay right here

until they tell me what to do and where
to go.

Did I say something wrong?

Gloria?

Andrew! Oh, my goodness! How did you
know I was here?

I didn't. I didn't. I was on my way to,
uh... What are you doing here alone?

Telling people that you're an angel.

Where's Monica?

She told me to stay right here until she
got back.

From?

Oh,

Tess is not gonna like this. Well,
that's the truth.

You mean Monica just let you and that
mouth of yours loose on humanity?

Yes.

Andrew, you stay here with her. I'm
going to go find her.

I can't. I have an appointment.

Now... You.

You stay right here.

You don't move.

You don't speak to anyone unless you're
spoken to directly.

And don't tell anybody you're an angel.
Have you got that?

Yes, ma 'am.

I'll be right back.

Are you speaking to me directly?

Yeah. Oh, okay then. Hey.

Hello!

Hello!

Hello!

Who do you think you're talking to?

And what are you doing here?

I like to come here when I need to
think.

Well, you better think about getting
your little angel patootie back to

business. You left Gloria alone.

Just for a moment.

It only takes a moment.

I'm sorry.

Where is she? She's back at the bus
stop.

Alone.

That's about it.

Gotta go. Take it easy.

I will. Thank you. Thank you very much.
This has been very illuminating.

Hey, hey, hey!

I can't believe it. Missed it again.

Happens every time.

I'm late.

The bus is early.

When I'm early, it's late. You suppose
it knows what it's doing to me?

Well, the bus is a mechanical device. It
has no soul.

What do you know about souls?

I know that a soul is the intangible yet
very present essence of an individual

that seeks its reason for existence and
ultimately its creator.

Ah, smart girl.

What are you, some kind of student?

No, I'm an... Uh... I'm in real

estate.

Or at least I'm thinking about it.

Then you're not so smart after all.

What do you do?

I'm a sofa.

You're a couch?

I'm a sofa, a Torah scribe. I handwrite
the Hebrew words of the Torah onto the

parchment. That sounds so interesting.

What's a Torah?

It's the scrolls of the books of Moses.

The sacred knowledge of the Jewish
faith.

Jewish?

about that really yes yes oh it's here
oh this is such a coincidence of course

tests would say there are no
coincidences i was just speaking to some

right here jews are pigs they are only
interested in money and they try to

manipulate society by perpetuating the
myth of the holocaust but the truth is

the holocaust never happened

when

you walk

down the road heavy burden heavy

load I will rise and I

will walk with you I'll walk with you
till the sun

don't even shine walk with you every
time

I tell you I'll walk with you

Believe me, I'll walk with you.

I better stop this.

No, whatever's just got started has got
to be finished.

I think I know what it is.

Yes. You better get going.

Did I say something wrong?

I say wrong things sometimes because I'm
trying to learn a lot about people, but

don't ask me why because I'm not
supposed to tell you.

Let me see that, please.

Who told you this?

About Jews?

Those young men with no hair that got on
the bus.

Skinheads? You were talking with
skinheads and you believed them?

Their information was inaccurate?

What planet are you from, smart girl?

Well, actually... Gloria, is that you?

Imagine seeing you here, talking to
strangers.

Can I give you a lift?

Of course I can give you a lift.

Get in this car.

I have to go.

But it was very nice to have met you.
You seem like a nice girl.

Misinformed, but nice.

You know, my wife wants to sell our
house.

You got a card?

A card?

It's in your left pocket.

Tess and Gloria, your real estate
specialists.

Thanks. I'm Sam Silverstein.

Well, I hope you call me, Sam.

On the phone.

That was a very nice man.

Here's a good rule to live by, Gloria.

God did not send angels to earth to
insult strangers on bus benches. Have

got that?

Yes. And here's another thing.

Don't start an assignment until someone
actually gives you one.

That's my assignment?

Well, it is now. Start reading.

And never forget that today's child is
tomorrow's voter.

Choices they learn to make for
themselves today will be the decisions

for all of us tomorrow.

It's not bad.

Her name's Monica. She's new in town. I
like her writing, and we could use an

objective voice around here.

Yeah, I've been telling you that for
months, Jack.

Monica, come on over.

Monica, this is Rachel Silver.

She draws a cartoon strip for us.

Hello, how do you do?

Nice to meet you.

I'll leave you two. I've got a meeting
upstairs with the suits.

Okay.

Are these your cartoons?

You're really talented.

Oh, thanks. No, this is my private
collection.

See, I can't afford therapy, so I draw
the source of my frustration.

My dad.

He looks like an interesting fellow.

Yeah, well, you might find other words
to describe him if you ever actually met

the man.

Drop your little pencil.

Here's your chance.

I come with a gift. A brisket sandwich,
still warm. I wrapped it in foil.

Hello.

How are you and who are you?

Fine. Monica, editorial writer.

Sam Silverstein, delivery man slash
father.

I hate to keep you, Dad, so thanks for
the sandwich.

You should eat it now.

No, I'm busy.

It's warm now.

I'm busy now.

Fine, give me the sandwich back. I'm on
my way to synagogue. I'm sure that

someone there will appreciate it. I
don't want the sandwich. I was making a

point, which I suppose will earn me
another picture on your wailing wall

Hmm. Are you coming to dinner tonight?

If it's Wednesday, then I'm coming,
right?

So, I'll see you later. I have a lot of
work to do.

Bye. Bye -bye.

What are you doing for dinner?

Nothing? Oh, good. You're coming with
me. Jack came once, won't go back, so

you're elected to be my human shield for
the night.

I think it's really nice that you have
dinner with your family every week.

Well, it's my compromise for not going
to Shabbat on Fridays.

You don't go for Sabbath dinner?

Nope. Not my thing.

Are you in?

I'm in.

Oh, good.

It's not just really about the brisket.
Oh, Sam, it's not about the brisket at

all. Have you seen those little cartoons
she draws of me? She has no respect.

Well, she still comes to dinner every
week. But on Wednesdays. Oh, Sam, that's

more than most parents get.

I'm going to see who's at the door.

Mrs. Silverstein?

Yes? I'm Tess, and this is Gloria.

We're from the real estate company.

Oh, hi. Come on in. Sam, they're here.

Oh, you have a very beautiful house.

Well, thanks.

We hate to sell, but it's time to
downsize.

Well, whatever size you want it to be,
we're here to do it.

Gloria has been a whimsical addition to
our staff.

Is Mr.

Silverstein in? I'm coming. I'm here.

Ah, it's the smart girl and her friend.

Hi. We were so pleased to get your call.

And a bit surprised, too.

You mean after what smart girl here said
to me about the Jews? You think I

haven't heard it before?

She's a good kid who hasn't been taught
the truth.

Better she should learn it from me.

You know, maybe you're right.

Well,

let me show you around.

So what are you saying? I'm out?

Not necessarily.

You've just got to change your angle a
little.

A lot. What can I tell you, Rachel?

I don't get it. They hire Monica to come
in and write these good news

editorials, then they come down on the
comic strip for being too soft?

Who's reading the editorials?

Management just wants to shake things up
where it matters.

They want that biting social commentary
in the cartoons.

They want that kind of cutting -edge
stuff without people talking around the

water cooler.

It's not the kids that are reading the
funny pages anymore, Rachel. What?

Nobody's hanging around the water cooler
either, Jack.

Don't shoot the messenger.

Hello.

This is delicious, Mrs. Silverstein.

It's Sam's mother's recipe.

It's one of the few things she was able
to hold on to during the war.

My parents survived the Holocaust, came
to America.

only to be killed by a drunk driver.

I'm so sorry.

They were good people.

So, uh, what's with selling the house?

It's your mother's idea.

Oh, it's, um, it's not too much for us
to keep up with anymore.

That's a nice way of saying I'm a slob.

32 years, and I've never lived up to her
expectations.

Gee, I wonder what that's like.

Please, we have a guest.

Father knows best. It's like with the
brisket for lunch, here's when to eat it

and here's how to eat it. Those were
suggestions.

Oh, you mean like, why don't you get
married, have children, settle down?

wrong with the family?

Nothing. What's wrong with the career?

Nothing. You can have both.

Well, or in my case, neither. They're
thinking of canceling my strip.

Why? It's a very cute little cartoon.

Well, that's the problem.

Jack says the management's looking for
something grittier, you know, cartoons

with an attitude. Right, Monica?

Well, it does look like they want to go
in a new direction.

I'm not sure I agree with their
philosophy.

If they want anger and a bad attitude in
the funny pages, they should see those

hateful cartoons on the walls of your
little pretend office.

Finally had an idea I can live with,
Daddy.

I said a rich doctor, not a witch
doctor.

That's the first time I've heard you
laugh, Rachel.

Yes, well, I've never had anything to
laugh about before, and now I have fans.

Yes, but they're not all fans.

You know what? Love it or hate it,
they're reading it, and that's what

Don't you care that you're offending
people?

You know what? The publishers wanted
edgy. It's not edgy if you don't make a

people squirm, right?

Like your father.

Exactly like my father.

Hello?

That you, smart girl?

Yes, it's me. And I brought Andrew.

Mr. Silverstein, hi.

I'm here to help out Gloria.

Yes, we need to get some repairs done
before you can sell your house. I

understand that you have a leak.

I like that leak. It's been keeping me
company for years.

Well, I don't see how that's possible.

The drip could have no way of knowing or
acknowledging your existence.

Yes, theoretically, you're correct.

But it's constant. It doesn't change.

How many things in life can you say that
about?

1 ,672.

Uh, Gloria, that's a rhetorical
question. It doesn't really require an

Oh. Though I am fascinated that you
actually came up with a number, someday

like to hear the list.

In the meantime, the drip stays.

So, um, Gloria tells me that you're a
sofa.

How long have you been making tours?

Since I was a young man.

Like my father before me and his father
before him.

This Silverstein Torah was started by my
father.

He managed to hide it before he was
taken away to the concentration camp.

And when I was old enough, he recovered
it and passed it on to me.

Let me show you something.

These are my parents.

My father was sent to Auschwitz during
the war.

My mother was sent to Dachau.

I want you to write those two names
down.

Auschwitz, A -U -S -C -H -W -I -T -Z,
and Dachau, D

-A -C -H -A -U.

I want you to go to the library and look
them up.

Find the truth for yourself.

Don't just believe what you're told.

Not by me or the boys at the bus stop.

I'm not allowed to go anywhere by myself
for a while.

What are you, on some kind of crazy
person parole?

You know, it would go a lot faster if
you just typed this out on a computer.

It's not about faster.

This is the word of God.

It's still duplicated.

One letter at a time.

exactly as it appeared thousands of
years ago.

This is about reverence and respect.

It's a sacred obligation.

You know, Moses brought the word of God
down to the people, and the Jews have

gone to great lengths to protect those
words ever since.

Tzidik, Tzidik, Tirdof.

Justice, justice thou shalt pursue.

You speak Hebrew?

When you told me about the Torah, I went
and I learned.

You learned Hebrew?

Yesterday? Yes.

She is a smart girl.

Quick mind.

Which is why I don't think I could take
the time to sit and make this beautiful

Torah. If it were up to me, you wouldn't
do it anyway.

There are some who accept the notion of
a woman's sofa, but in my book, that's

just not right. It's not tradition.

Oh, okay.

That doesn't bother you?

Because it sure bothers my daughter.

Excuse me.

I'm coming, I'm coming.

Rabbi, come in.

Hi, Sam.

Look, about this cartoon.

I heard your shop burned down last
night. It's tonight?

The first few were tolerable, but it's
getting worse.

I know.

At first, people were calling me with
questions. Is this okay, Rabbi?

Should I just smile and show others we
can laugh at ourselves?

But it's become degrading and mean
-spirited.

I know.

It gives fodder to those who already
hate us.

It's got to stop.

Don't speak to her, Rabbi.

Monica, did you?

Did you write this?

Yes. Yeah?

Some may defend the degrading
stereotypes as social humor, but it is

to ignore the influence that such
derogatory characterizations have on an

already fragmented society.

I thought we were friends.

We are.

But even friends can disagree, and I
disagree with what you're doing.

Oh. Hey, Rachel. Looks like lunch is
here, and maybe tomorrow's cartoon.

Hi, Dad. Don't tell me you brought a
brisket again.

No, I brought you tongue.

Oh, I hate tongue.

I know. I didn't bring it for you to
eat. I brought it for the symbolism.

Oh. Oh, well, in that case, thanks.

I want you to think about the words
you're spewing out into the world, not

your tongue, but with your pen.

They're insults to me I can live with.

But this must stop.

It must.

Because I can't live with you insulting
our people and our faith.

Your faith, Dad. I don't believe what
you believe. This isn't about what you

believe. You're doing this to save your
job and to hurt me. I am not.

Yes, you are.

And I don't know why.

What did I ever do to you to deserve
this treatment? Tell me, what?

You know something? If you don't know,
forget it.

Really, just forget it, Dad.

You're not just hurting me now, you
know.

Bye, Monica.

Well, guess he's not a real big fan
either.

Please show me what I need to see.

I'm almost finished with the third book.
I've adjusted the crowns as you

suggested. I think you'll be pleased.

Daddy, Daddy!

Don't interrupt, Rachel. I'm busy now.

But I have a surprise for you now.

What is it? It's a Torah. A Rachel
Silverstein Torah.

Ooh, it's very pretty.

I made it all by myself.

But it's really not a Torah.

Yes, it is. I copy it exactly like
yours.

Rachel, it takes a long time to learn to
do it perfectly, honey.

And it must be perfect because it's the
word of God that we're preserving here.

And this is not perfect.

There are pictures in here.

I know. I made them for you.

But there are no pictures in a Torah
besides you're a girl.

And I don't believe girls are supposed
to make Torahs here, darling.

The pen is mightier than the tongue.

What is it? What do you want?

Oh, well, Tess and Eva are downstairs
going over some papers, so I thought

you'd like to go to the library with me.

No, I'm busy. Goodbye.

Bye.

Did I say something wrong again? I'm
sorry.

No, smart girl.

It's not you.

It's my daughter. She refuses to listen
to me.

Is it true?

What? Is the pen mightier than the
tongue?

Sometimes I can't tell if you're really
smart or really not.

But you may be on to something.

Good morning.

Yes, it is a good morning, Monica.

See that? Friends can agree with each
other. Although, you know, where's the

story if there's no conflict, huh?

Is that why you refused to work things
out with your father? Anti -Semite!

Dad, are you crazy? Anti -Semitism is
wrong. How can I be an anti -Semite? I

a Semite. It's even worse when the anti
-Semite is a Jew.

It's just a comic strip. You might have
said the Star of David was just a star

until it marked a Jew for death.

It's a joke!

The Jewish faith is not a joke.

Maybe it is to me.

You know something, Dad? If you screw
this up for me, I swear I'll never

you.

Rabbi. Rabbi. I'm not a rabbi. I'm a
sofer. Is Rachel Silver your daughter?

It's Silverstein.

And I have no daughter.

How could you say such a thing?

What do you mean, I have no daughter? Of
course you have a daughter, and you're

her father, and you don't desert your
family, and in front of all those

I was angry.

I still am.

You see what she's doing.

Yes, I see what she's doing.

And I see what you're doing. I see what
you've both been doing for years. And

you're growing further and further
apart, and I don't know why.

And I don't know what I'm supposed to
do.

You're supposed to do nothing.

Time for dinner.

It's in the oven. Serve yourself. I'm
not hungry.

Where are you going?

She's still my daughter and I'm going to
talk to her.

Gloria, you really have to be careful
about what you say.

We leave you alone for only two minutes
and suddenly Sam's walking the picket

line and disowning his daughter on the
six o 'clock news.

Angel business is very tricky.

Well, you're learning.

But remember that humans hear only what
they want to hear.

So you must listen to their hearts
before you speak.

Makes you wonder why God created me at
all.

I'm sure he had his reasons.

Rachel. Hi, Mom.

I saw the news. I am so sorry for what
your father did.

It was wrong of him. I know he hurt you.

But can't you see what you're doing?

You've got to stop it, Rachel. No, Mom,
this is my career. I am finally

successful. I can't just stop.

You know, you wouldn't understand.

Because I never had a job outside of the
home. Suddenly, I don't know anything.

I didn't say that.

That's the problem, Rachel. All the
things you don't say, but they come out

your attitude anyway.

Now, you listen to me.

Women like you have a choice to work
because of women like me.

That's what women's liberation was
about.

What is so liberating about being a
housewife?

The fact that I chose to be a housewife.

We fought to choose the lives we wanted
to lead.

Right. And I chose this one. So what is
the problem?

And since when is what I think such a
big deal to him? And why should I care?

Because he's your father.

You're on your way to becoming a famous
cartoonist.

But one day you are going to be the
woman who used to be the famous

And what will you have left?

You've had other jobs before, Rachel.
You can get other jobs again.

You will only ever have one father.

Well, thank God.

Yeah, those young, bald men were right
about one thing.

Jews are stubborn.

Come with me.

It's beautiful.

Yes, it is.

Do you know why?

Because God spoke it into being, just as
he spoke you into being, and as he

spoke the entire world into existence at
the beginning of creation.

I wasn't there in the beginning.

No.

But you can still feel the power and the
glory of God's word all around, now

and as it always has been.

You know, it was on a mountain just like
this that God gave Moses his word.

Moses climbed up the mountainside, came
into a clearing, and there was God.

Can you imagine what an extraordinary
experience that must have been for a

being?

I can't. I know what it was like for me
to be in his presence even for a moment.

Yes.

You don't know what it's like not to
know that.

But to believe without proof, as most
humans do,

that's what faith is.

Must be very difficult to believe
something you've never actually seen.

Yes, it requires strength and courage
and a willingness to love

Gloria, you've only known three Jewish
people in your short life.

And even though you learned Hebrew,
There's a big difference between

language and really understanding a
people.

You don't know their history, the
strength of their faith.

You weren't there for the exodus or the
wandering in the desert or the centuries

of occupation and homelessness.

You weren't there for the Holocaust.

There really was a Holocaust.

There's something you need to see.

They've been in there a long time. As
long as it takes.

Here they come.

Are you all right, baby?

It's so horrible.

Six million Jews were killed in less
than seven years.

It was.

It was worse than horrible.

Six million.

Such an unbelievable number.

So hard to imagine.

So, I didn't think about the six
million.

I thought about just one.

Like Sam.

I didn't know.

How could you have known?

You weren't there for it any more than
those boys that told you lies.

Why? would they tell a lie about such a
thing? Gloria, they lied to you because

once someone lied to them and this
legacy of hate has continued.

But now you've been told the truth.

And once you know the truth, you become
responsible for it.

Those things I said... Sam's such a kind
man. He didn't return my

ignorance with anger.

And those things I said hurt him deeply.

It's not about anger.

It's about understanding.

That's what Sam wants from you, little
angel.

And that's what Rachel wants from Sam.

You'd better be on your way.

Hello?

There are some things that angels have
to do by themselves.

And asking for forgiveness is one of
them.

Rachel Silver?

Hi. This is your biggest fan.

Oh, really?

Oh, yeah.

I love the way you nail those kicks.

Um, excuse me, but that's not what I do,
sir. I appreciate your support, but

this is not about hate. It's about, you
know, helping people laugh at

themselves.

Oh, God, Dad.

Mom.

Mom, yeah, listen.

Yeah, I cannot talk, okay? But you and
Dad have got to get out of there.

Your life may be in danger.

Where is he?

Pentagon?

Oh, no.

Oh, my God. Okay, Mom. Mom, you guys got
to go. Just, you go. Just go to Aunt

Sarah's or something. And, Mom, please,
Mom, just leave and I will get Dad.

Okay? Thank you.

Yes, hi, I have an emergency.

Hi, Sam.

May I walk with you?

Of course.

How'd you know I'd be here, smart girl?

I'm really not a very smart girl, Sam.

I said some things the first day we met
that were wrong.

Things people told me, and I believed
them.

They were lies.

And I just didn't understand it then.

I know you didn't.

Have you learned something now?

I, uh... I went to the Holocaust Museum.

I'm so sorry.

Thank you.

I forgive you.

Thank you.

Well, you must be able to do something.

It was more than a threat.

Yes, it was.

Well, I can't wait. It's going to be too
late.

Okay, forget it. Yes, forget it. Never
mind.

Monica, what am I going to do? They're
going after my father. Come on, we'll

find him. I'll drive.

Sometimes I like to come here at night.

Why don't you come in?

I bet you've never even been in a
synagogue before.

Look who we have here.

It's party time.

You have a problem with the Jews.

Let's talk about it. You guys hear
something?

Kind of a squealing sound?

Please.

There's no need for violence.

We should be talking.

These cags think they run the whole
world.

Why should we?

Because I'm an angel.

I'm an angel.

Oh, please, Father, help me.

What do I do now?

What do you mean you're an angel?

I'm an angel from God. He sent me here.

He made me. He made you.

He made Sam. He made us all. He's the
father of us all.

That makes this man your brother.

He's not your enemy.

Shut up.

Don't make me kill you, too.

You can't kill her.

Oh, Andrew.

And you can't kill me.

And you can't kill the truth.

Sooner or later, you will hear the truth
because your creator wants you to.

So, you can wait until after you die to
hear it, which is going to be too late,

by the way.

Or you can put the knife down and hear
the truth now.

Oh, you want the knife?

Here.

You know, something tells me that...

You don't really want to know what the
truth is.

You're just looking for an excuse to
hate.

This isn't over.

Oh, yes, it is.

They're going to catch you in a few
hours.

And they're going to try you and convict
you and put you in prison. And then one

day, another angel will visit you.

You better listen to him.

Dad. Dad!

Papa, why?

I can't put it back together.

You're not supposed to.

That's not why we're here.

Come on, we'll do this together.

You see what you've caused?

You think this is my fault?

Yes.

Isn't that your signature?

Chutzpah?

It takes no chutzpah to be a coward in
the night.

They are cowards, and they're nuts.

I never encouraged this kind of thing.

I never said that anyone should hate the
Jewish people.

No. You just made us less than human,
and that's all they needed.

And then... And then... Not even angels
could change their minds.

Angels? Yes,

Rachel. Gloria is an angel, and so am I.

Sure you are, Monica.

Is it so hard to believe that God would
send these angels?

Yeah. Yeah, kind of.

Why?

Because if you acknowledge angels, then
you have to acknowledge God. And if you

acknowledge God, then you have to
acknowledge the faith that you left

My daughter doesn't believe.

Oh, so now I'm your daughter.

You always were. I'm sorry. Yeah, well,
that's the problem, isn't it, Dad?

You're sorry.

I don't understand.

Tell her.

What?

The problem with being a daughter is
that you're not a son.

My father, he's not disappointed with
who I am. He's disappointed in what I

That's ridiculous. Dad, how come you
never finished the Silverstein Torah?

It wasn't possible because... Because
you and Grandpa wanted to finish it in

three generations of Silverstein men.

I broke the chain, didn't I? I never
said that. You didn't have to say it.

are you talking about?

One day when she was a little girl and
trying to please you, Rachel gave you a

handmade childlike Torah.

Not to create an abomination to God, but
to honor you.

And to let you know in her own little
way that when she grew up, she wanted to

be a sofa just like you.

But you took the letter of the law as
you interpreted it, Sam.

And you unwittingly crushed her spirit.

She lost her dream to become a sofa that
day.

But she also lost respect for her father
as well.

I wanted... I wanted him to love me. I
wanted... I wanted him to be proud of

I do love you, sweetheart.

And I am proud of you.

Then show her, Sam.

What can I do? My hands.

I can help you.

I can help you if you'd let me. The
Torah is a sacred obligation.

It is also a sacred obligation and a
holy work to be a father.

Sam, look at your daughter.

See the child that she was, the artist
that she is, and yes, even the sofa that

she always wanted to be.

God loves you both so much.

He wants this family to be whole again.

I'm so sorry, Dad.

I'm sorry for all those years of
fighting and for trying to hurt you with

stupid little pictures. I did hurt you,
Dad, and I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry, too.

You...

Are God's gift to me rich Beautiful
talented daughter.

I love you more than life itself.

I Should have told you that

The Aleph looks like it stands on one
foot, reaching its

hand up to God.

One hand in heaven, one foot on the
ground. I learned that from my

father, who taught me how to be a sofa.

But when your hand cannot reach far
enough, it's better to ask

God for help.

than to leave a good work undone.

My father began this Torah scroll, and
after his death, I continued

it. According to his wish, I was to pass
it on to my son.

And so it remained unfinished.

But when the Torah was destroyed in this
synagogue, a new Torah was needed.

And I realized we're...

I once saw no way out.

God provided a way.

He has made a road in the wilderness and
streams in the desert.

Gentlemen and ladies, the Silverstein
Torah.

Baruch atah Adonai.

I can understand that. I know what that
means. We all

know what that means, baby.

Praise God who has kept us in life and
sustained us to this moment.

Amen. The synagogue has its new Torah.

Mazel tov.

Mazel tov. Mazel tov.

Mazel tov.

Mazel tov. Mazel tov. Mazel tov. It's
teaming up.

Teaming up. Mazel tov. Mazel tov. It's
teaming up. Teaming up. Mazel tov. Mazel

tov. It's teaming up.