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Blessed Be the Lord, God
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Speaker for the Dead
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Adonai
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Man of Peace
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Shelter
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Am Yisrael Chai
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The Trees of the Field
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Voice and Light
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The Pear Republic Portland, Oregon
The Pear Republic is a punk/hard rock/grunge/pop punk band whose sound is a unique blend of influences from Messianic Jewish culture, Christian music, and alternative rock music. The band's name is from an old snopes article and is a play on The Bear Republic (California). Over the years, they have played shows across the U.S. and also in Tijuana, Mexico. They are huge Star Wars nerds. ... more
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