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Adon Olam

Adon Olam

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Sep 20, 2026

Jay KelmanHOST
3:36
So we will do the Selicha, number 86, in the Selicha, you know, I'm using the Poland minhag, minhag at Sfard.
Jay KelmanHOST
3:48
Okay, master of the universe, Adon, like Adon Olam, or when you pochtach.
Jay KelmanHOST
3:59
So we're going to translate for right now, when you remember, like, God remembered Sarah.
Jay KelmanHOST
4:04
When you remember us in the morning, every day, do not be harsh with us on our judgment.
Amy BernsteinHOST
42:44
I can't imagine that it didn't help, right? Okay.
Amy BernsteinHOST
42:49
Like Adon Olam, you know, like, or any of those acrostic ones that are alphabetical.
Amy BernsteinHOST
42:57
I can't imagine it doesn't help.
Amy BernsteinHOST
42:59
Like the acrostic ones help me remember what comes next.
Amy BernsteinHOST
43:02
Sorry, it's not Adon Olam, Asheret.
SusanPANELIST
43:04
Mm-hmm.
Amy BernsteinHOST
43:05
Right.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
151:20
Everyone will please rise for our closing liturgy.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
151:29
Adon olam asher malak, v'terem kol yitzir nivra, la'et naso v'chef so kol, azay melek sh'mo nigra v'acharey, Hichlot Hakol Levado Yimloch Norah Ve'hu Hayah Ve'hu Hoheh Ve'hu Yiyeh Betifarah Ve'hu Echad Ve'en Sheni Laham Shiloh Lehach Birah Ve'li Reshit Ve'li Tachlit V'lo ha'oz v'ha'mizra v'hu e'li v'chai go'ali v'tzurchev li v'tzara v'hu nisi u'manos li menad kosi v'yom ekra v'yado afkid ruchi Ve'etisha ve'ahira, ve'im ruchi gaviyati, Adonai li ve'lo'ira.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
153:00
Master of the universe who reigned before any form was created, when creation came about by his will, then his king was his name proclaimed to be.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
153:08
And after all has ceased to be, he alone will reign in awesomeness.
Zvi SobolofskyHOST
16:30
So I started to sing to them the song of Shom Moshe.
Zvi SobolofskyHOST
16:32
So he asked me why am I singing Adon Olam.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
16:34
Mm-hmm.
Zvi SobolofskyHOST
16:34
He doesn't understand Adon Olam.
Zvi SobolofskyHOST
16:36
[laughs]
speaker_1UNKNOWN
16:37
[laughs]
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
48:20
We have this kind of piyutim of lyrical Rashuyot which are very, uh, interesting.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
48:25
But, uh, when I'm talking about para liter- liturgical piyutim, I'm thinking of, for example, um, Adon Olam or Yigdal Or even Lecha Dodi, which are not part of like a Tefillat Shmoneh Esreh, but are said either in advance or at the end of the service.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
48:47
Lecha Dodi is special because, uh, it's, it, it belongs to, uh, it came from, from, uh, Safed, from Tzfat in the 16th century when they created the whole, uh, service of, of Kabbalat Shabbat.
Yehoshua GranatGUEST
49:00
But again, it's not, it's not something that is, uh, uh, uh, that makes an, a, a, a Halakhic challenge like, uh, singing a piyyut, Aderet, uh, uh, uh, ve-Emunah within, uh, Chazarat HaShatz of the Amida.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
163:44
And if everyone will please remain standing as we begin our closing liturgy.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
163:51
Adon olam asher malak.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
163:55
B'terem kol yitzir nivra.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
163:59
Le'et naso b'chef tzoko.
Shaya KatzHOST
45:26
And that's a duality that we struggle with or that we come to terms with on Rosh Hashanah.
Shaya KatzHOST
45:30
And it's beautiful if anyone's ever focused a little bit more on the words of Adon Olam, which I have here on the paper.
Shaya KatzHOST
45:35
"Adon Olam asher malach beterm kol yitir nevrah." Hashem, the master of the world, he's always ruled over the world.
Shaya KatzHOST
45:42
"V'es nasa b'chezra kol hazai melech shimo nikra." Hashem is the king.
Shaya KatzHOST
45:46
He's created the whole world.
Moshe WalterGUEST
54:46
He makes this point as well.
Moshe WalterGUEST
54:48
But we start the tefillah of Rosh Hashanah with Adon Olam Asher Malach.
Moshe WalterGUEST
54:54
And for that reason, many recite Adon Olam, specifically Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur for that reason.
Moshe WalterGUEST
54:59
Matamosha speaks about that.
Moshe WalterGUEST
55:01
But we start the tefillah with Adon Olam Hashem Malach, and then we start Shacharis with HaMelech, and then throughout Musaf, we recite the word Melech, Melech, Melech over and over again.
Moshe WalterGUEST
55:12
So therefore, Malchus is a critical component of development from HaKel HaKadosh to HaMelech HaKadosh, to the B'yutim Hashem Melech, Hashem Melech, Hashem Yimloch, to HaMelech, That, I think, is a very critical aspect that people should be considering thinking about when they're preparing the Mahzor, looking at the Mahzor, focusing on the Mahzor, that it's a day of kingship.
Moshe WalterGUEST
55:35
You should be aware, many explain that actually the reason for Tashlech is because the place that the king was coronated was by the water.
Moshe TaraginHOST
13:05
The second category is taking us back to the last moment that Hashem's malchus was indisputable.
Moshe TaraginHOST
13:14
Remember Adon Olam? That's what we try to capture in Adon Olam.
Moshe TaraginHOST
13:17
Adon Olam asher malach, Before man was created.
Moshe TaraginHOST
13:22
Then he was the author, the sovereign, without any rebellion or defiance.
Moshe TaraginHOST
13:33
That's the next category.
Hershel SchachterGUEST
46:58
So if you look on the art scroll, they changed it.
Hershel SchachterGUEST
47:00
They put Adon Alam, but nobody says Adon Alam.
Hershel SchachterGUEST
47:03
They still keep on saying Yigdal.
Hershel SchachterGUEST
47:05
My impression is that Rabbi David Feinstein must have told them, just change it, and the people will go along.

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