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Eight Nights

A Hanukkah mashup.

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Published: December 1, 2012

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Visitor Comments: 28

(25) Melanie Vliet, December 26, 2012 9:43 PM

Wow!

This is absolutely beautiful! Great job, guys, of singing and of sharing your excitement about our Lord.

(24) Anonymous, December 16, 2012 4:21 AM

we can learn a lot from the shamash

the shamash is there representing self sacrafice bc it is giving up it's glory for the purpose of letting others' shine. bc u use it to do melacha so there is a greater honor to the other candles and as each nigh progresses and it does this act over and over, its oppurtunity increases and the act becomes greater and greater. and by doing this great act of giving, it's not taking away from itself, but instead it is building its greatness bc when you give, it only adds to what you really have. another thing to keep in mind when you're staring at those eautiful lights and the humble shamesh on such a seperate level.

(23) Anonymous, December 16, 2012 4:15 AM

it's awesome just remember the real miracle of channukah

just remember that the real channukah is that we won the war with no fighting chance bc we stoodfour (eh eh c what i did there?) what we believed in, but the miracle with oil is most stressed just remember what we're really celebrating.

(22) karen, December 14, 2012 10:12 PM

It's nice to hear new Chanukah music.

Great Job!

(21) Anonymous, December 14, 2012 8:29 AM

For those wondering their backgrounds...

They were previously Maccabeats, Yeshiva University's accapella group. They have since graduated and bc of time constrants, have made their own group. From what I read, 3/4 of them joined the Maccabeats in a recent European show. They can be found on YouTube and Facebook, under Standfour.

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