Definition: Cabbalahs is a term used in the Jewish tradition to refer to a specific type of prayer that involves singing and reciting the prayers of different prophets, such as Moses, Elijah, and Daniel. The term "cabbalah" comes from the Hebrew word "cabal," which means "to sing." In this context, cabbalahs refers to a form of prayer or worship that involves singing and reciting the prayers of various prophets in a specific order. The term is often
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