Ein Od Milvado
Avraham Friedman (stage name Fried) is perhaps the most popular Jewish musical entertainer. His music includes traditional Chassidic melodies as well as original compositions. His music is traditional yet modern, and tends to integrate many styles of popular music with Jewish lyrics and themes.
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סְ׳אִיז דָאךְ אַלְץ הֲבֵל הֲבָלִים
,אֵין עוֹד מִלְבַדוֹ
סְ׳אִיז דָאךְ אַלְץ הֲבֵל הֲבָלִים
אֵין עוֹד מִלְבַדוֹ
(x2)
אַאאא, אַיי יַי יַי
,אַאאא, אַיי יַי יַי
אַאאא, אַיי יַי יַי
אַאאא, אַיי יַי יַי
(x2)
TRANSLITERATION:
Siz doch altz hevel havalim
Ein od milvado,
Siz doch altz hevel havalim
Ein od milvado.
(x2)
Ahhh ay yay yay
Ahhh ay yay yay,
Ahhh ay yay yay
Ahhh ay yay yay.
(x2)
TRANSLATION :
It’s all vanity of vanities,
There is nothing besides Him.
It’s all vanity of vanities,
There is nothing besides Him.
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Who composed it?
Is it an old Chabad/chassidic nigen?
Thank you!
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Can someone please translate for a Noachide? Thank you. Reply
Hello Glenn,
Hebrew is a holy language and there are many meanings to the words and letters which can’t be perfectly translated into other tongues. But in light of your desire I will try.
Ain od milvado in the most direct meaning is that’ there is no thing, nothing which is not ‘Him’’… .or there is no god , but G-d.
One of the principles of Judaism is that EVERY THING, everything is in the hands of heaven, except our witnessing of Heaven. A perception often translated as fear…but does not mean our lesser egoic fears and shame, but signifies a face to face awesome and overwhelming perception of the Divine.
I hope this helps.
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I feel closer to Hashem when I listen . Thank you friends ! Reply
Sholom Aleichem Avraham Fried. I like to hear all of your song's. Would you like to post this Nigun EIN Od Milvado to with the lyrics. Reply
I absolutely love this song it really touches my neshomoh Reply
'Ein Od Milvado'.
Sounds like a version of another well known Chabad song.
The other comments just don't seem to know the songs.
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I use to listen very modern music.. but I love this pure song! I feel that it touches my soul. Thank you! Reply
lyrics Can you please post the lyrics to this song, I want to sing it!! :) Reply
niggun ...this is one of the best songs of Avraham Fried! (: Reply
Avraham Fried Greatest music ever!! Reply
What a joyous blessing. My spirit dances and shouts for joy with this song! Reply
Who composed this song? Is it an old chabad nigun?
Or was it written by Yosi Green?
Thank you!