Adon Olam: The Jewish Song You've Always Sung But Never Thought About!
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- It's a song we're so used to singing in the Jewish prayer services, but so rarely stop to appreciate its depth and beauty. Ollie reveals the depth behind the well known Jewish text - Adon Olam.
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This should be turned into a series.
Prayers explained
Good idea!
I love this song🙂💖 and it does move me to tears! 💞
Love this song....watching from India.
Thank you. I love this teaching. ❤
He is wonderful... I think he is "channeling" Rabbi Sacks of blessed memory.
I Really Like Your Video about Adon Olam! Thank You!
Thanks!
This is the rendition we use in my shul! It's my favorite too!
From Philippines and it's a beautiful song and meaningful in every way. Baruch Hashem.
Thanks!
Here is something I think about often: I worked hard to make doing mitzvot become second nature, but now it's second nature and I don't consider it enough!
Lol! Indeed...
Todah rabah
You are so right. Another prayer, Aleinu, also done obligatorily and quickly, but is very deep and emotional.
Wow, thank you.
Thank you ✡️
Thanks!
Watching you from Philippines Shalom shalom you their HaShem always bless you
. AWESOME 🙂😘ALLELUIA
Something I have been thinking about a lot lately, and potentially a bit of a hot take, but, when you get down to it, atheism and monotheism are just two different ways of describing the same infinite and eternal monism.
When I was young I used to believe in God. As I grew older I became an atheist. Now, looking back, I realise that I never changed.
I would like a little bit of further explanation. You have an interesting idea but I cant really understand it properly.
Hajah, Hoveh, Jihjeh, Jehovah - Jayshua HaMashiach.
I also like, what Rav Schwab says about it in " Rav Schwab on prayer"
The moment you start doing what you say tou wull find the truth and the truth will set you free!!!!
What I despise is when the Rabbi is more interested in making political statement or comment on common news stories subject of his homily rather than giving more in depth commentary on the Torah portion.
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Can’t separate Israel from Judaism Rick whether you like it or not
You have to talk about the world that we find ourselves in and is happening, and for better or worse, that's political.
My kids start Memorizing Psalms in Old Hebrew and Aramaic my Ex Wife she is A Syrian Jewish Lady Memorize 150 Psalms in Old Hebrew and Aramaic
Iam not Jewish but my kids chose Judaism when they were kids and i supported them i was secular Muslim in that time but my kids speak better Arabic than an Arab from the Middle East because they they understand some secrets in Arabic language most Arabs font understand because they are from Aramaic origine and they speak better Hebrew than most Jews
My ex wife Family sre decented from Levites
We live in Netherlands
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Thanks so much this was very helpful and faith building for everyone
Thanks!