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Hymn
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Adon Olam: Master of the Universe Hymn
Adon Olam — 'Master of the Universe' — is one of Judaism's most beloved hymns, sung at the end of Shabbat services to hundreds of melodies. Explore its theological depth, its attribution to Ibn Gabirol, and why congregations set it to everything from classical to pop.
Ein Keloheinu: There Is None Like Our God
Ein Keloheinu — 'There is none like our God' — is one of Judaism's most recognizable hymns, beloved by children and adults alike. Discover its hidden acrostic spelling AMEN, the differences between Sephardi and Ashkenazi placement, and the simple joy it brings.
Yigdal: Maimonides' Thirteen Principles Set to Song
Yigdal is a beloved Jewish hymn that distills Maimonides' Thirteen Principles of Faith into a singable poem. Sung at the opening or closing of synagogue services, it is one of Judaism's most recognizable melodies.