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Storytime Show 9 with Host Shannon Williamson - Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights (Part I)

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Storytime Show 9 with Host Shannon Williamson - Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights (Part I)

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I feel you're really big at going. I can't do anything but they're right now. But anyway, the story I'm reading is called Harka, the Festival of Lights. I'm reading this story because as of today or Tuesday, I'm going to order this show.

Today will be the third night of Harka. Right now, you might be struggling through your classes or even failing them. You might be worried that you may not finish high school. There might have even been a thought that you may not be smart enough.

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New Heights Educational Group. Educational resources to help reach your goals. This usual day, Harka, literally lights up Rome. The 8 days, 2,000, the old hours are called the Festival of Lights.

It celebrates the classic glory. An ancient victory of the Jews over their enemies and the freedom of the Jews into it today. The story of Harka begins to instruct the Jews. A Greek-ohist king of Syria, much with an RB of soldiers, and the kingdom of the two down.

I'm sorry, I skipped a page. Hang on, let me go back to Friday. Here we go. Oh wait, I'm confused.

I'm sorry. Oh, there we are. Okay, let me start that line over. The story of Harka begins to instruct.

And they notice a Greek-ohist king of Syria, much with an RB of soldiers, and the kingdom of the two down. Oh, I'm too many Jews. And this is the Jews' worship. The Greek gods, rather than the white gods, they worshiped.

When the Jews refused to worship the Greek gods, their soldiers attacked the devil. In Jerusalem, in count of count of the Jews, they stole only objects. They even stole the flame, which was always born in Berlin, when else. That had never happened before.

Spam, well. Storing into volcanoes, called corsets, was always used to camp them full in their lives. The soldiers in the world, all over the floor. As they left, they let the banks rum in the demo.

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Check us out at svhs.co. Okay, we're turned to without the old country. When the soldiers stand on, they not respect the Jewish devil. They mark food, and drink, and play music games.

It's how they love them. The Jews go down there. They are praised in the demo. One of the old men, Matavia, wanted to fight back, wanted to fight, to take back the people.

He went with his husband, he turned the wilderness, where the father probably joined them. The men be doomed to fight the enemy anywhere. And in any way they could. Matavia became the same name one of the Jews does.

Judah and the Maccabean, the leader of, the leader of. They are fighting men for two years. The Jews fought their enemy. Said one night, they attacked Jerusalem.

The enemy strong, Judah and the Maccamy, and his father's camp, helped out Jerusalem always when the people end on. And little food, or water left. They attacked, and it was around the enemy. The Jews were free.

One of the first tasks was to, of the Jews, was to clean up the temple. They restored the holy lamp, the menorah, but found only enough clean, and holy will, to last one day. And the flames of the menorah, but steadily boy, for eight days, with each basic day, the flames grew brighter. From then on, every year, at that time, Jews celebrated, Jews had celebrated with no festival of light.

The candles are lit. They had shut down for eight nights, and they were two days menorah. And the night branches, the night branches, for the shambles, for seventh of the night, which is used to light the other eight candles. People are eating potatoes like gifts, exchanging gifts, and the weight of games.

And as they came, after the light, after the menorah, they gave thanks for the miracle. In the table, long ago, they hope everybody enjoyed that story, and learning a little more about what the Jewish people celebrate. You know, you all may celebrate something different, and that's okay too. We all have different beliefs.

That's what makes everyone unique. So join me next week, and I'll read another entertainment story. I hope you all are a great week. And I'll be back next week.

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