A Declaration of Absolute Faith This Russian song, Nyet Nyet Nikavo, is a defiant declaration of absolute faith in God, the Only One. It reflects the trust of a true believer, who fears nothing and no one other than God. Seeing through the struggles of life, they recognize that God is pulling all of the strings. The melody reflects the lyrics and meaning. Save this for the next time you need a boost of faith and energy! FOLLOW @jewish_media for more inspiring Jewish content from the Lubavitcher

The Shema is the Jewish declaration of faith. It's from Deuteronomy 6:4, and means, "Listen, Israel, God is our Lord, God is one." It's an acknowledgment that God runs the world. You're supposed to meditate on its meaning twice a day, in the morning and evening, and teach it to your children when they first learn to speak. It's also supposed to be your last words. Almost every Jew knows it, and has said it at some point in life. The Shema means that although you don’t have the complete picture,