Vehi Sheomdo

"This is what has stood by our fathers and us!"

Lyrics:

Vehi She'amdah La'avoseinu Velanu Shelo Echad Bilvad Amad Aleinu Lechaloseinu Elah Shebechal Dor Vador Omdim Aleinu Lechaloseinu Vehakadosh Baruch Hu Matzileinu Miyadam.
And this has stood by our fathers and us. For not just one rose against us to annihilate us. But in every generation there are those who rise to annihilate us. And the Holy One Blessed is He saves us from their hands.

Haggadah Shel Pesach

This nigun was introduced by the Rebbe at the second seder night in the year 5715.

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