Name: Adom Olam by mirelreznic
Duration: 3 min 19 s
Description: אדון עולם - מירל רזניק וירטואוז הכינור הבינלאומי בביצוע מרהיב לאמן עוזי חיטמן ז"ל

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ביצוע מדהים ומרגש תודה על השיתוף

Who protects her child as the apple of her eye? 
Who sits up the long nights when the child is not well? 
The answer is very simple, and everyone knows it: 
The name is dear to us all. 
It is mama. 

Refrain: 
The Jewish mother makes the world sweet. 
(ALTERNATE (appoximately) A Jewish mother, there isn't 
better in the world) 
A Jewish mother, how bitter life is when she is not there. 
You must thank God that she is still with you. 
How sad we are when she passes away too soon. 
She would go through fire and water for the sake of her 
child. 
It is the worst of sins not to hold her precious. 
Happy and rich is the man who has got this beautiful gift 
of 
God, 
his old Jewish mother. 

2. 
Who is happier than mother, when the child is set on his 
feet? 
Who has a stronger determination to have the world at 
peace? 
Her greatest wish is for peace, when no bombs scare people. 
Mother wants her child to grow up and be in good health.


Yiddishe Mamme

אדון עולם - מירל רזניק וירטואוז הכינור הבינלאומי בביצוע מרהיב לאמן עוזי חיטמן ז"ל 

Adom Olam

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As he ascended the spiritual latter higher and higher – his humility and modesty grew with him. He desperately tried to hide his greatness. We will merely touch upon the tip of the iceberg in describing this spiritual giant and holy man, as mere words will never be able to describe his profound uniqueness. The following facts are collected from his many books and commentaries

Adom Olam

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