Hadar Levushah was written by Aaron Eby. The name Aharon is encoded in its verses. This song combines the mystical idea of the Sabbath as a bride with our Master Yeshua’s statement that the Sabbath was made for man. Follow along with lyrics provided in Hebrew and transliteration with English translation.
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