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 | | The Shin and the four-pronged Shin (a letter whose origins are mysterious and whose sound is unknown) - found on the box of the Tefillin that is worn on the head are the two letters that were brought together. |
 | | The Shin represents Divine Strength, as it is the symbol for the word Shaddai, (the Almighty) and Divine Shelter as it is the symbol for the word Shechinah, (the Sheltering Presence of God). |
 | | The letter Shin is associated with many Hebrew words, among them are: Shanen, sharpen or teach diligently; Shinui, change; Shabbat, the seventh day of creation; Shalom; peace, wholeness, completion, perfection, hello, and goodbye; Shalvah, serenity; Eish; flame and fire; Shema, hear; Shanah, year. |
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