“Adon Olam was the King – that was only logical, it was only right. He had created her with the rest of the world; He’d caused her very existence in her mother’s womb; and, as if that wasn’t already enough, she’d professed her- self to be His. Now how could she deny Him the kingship He rightfully held in her life?”

“Adon Olam was the King – that was only logical, it was only right. He had created her with the rest of the world; He’d caused her very existence in her mother’s womb; and, as if that wasn’t already enough, she’d professed her- self to be His. Now how could she deny Him the kingship He rightfully held in her life?”

— Erika Mathews