יום ד' פ' בשלח, יו"ד שבט, ה'תשל"ב

Chassidim join the Rebbe in singing a joyous melody known a nigun simcha.

Chasidim sing the nigun Hu Elokeinu.

“Let all those seek You rejoice and delight in You, and let those who love your deliverance say always, ‘May G-d be exalted!’” (Psalms 70:5) Although the tune of the Niggun is much older, the words were added in honor of the Rebbe’s sixty-ninth birthday.

A lively niggun sung during the times of the Soviet Jewish resistance. “Water will not drown us and fire will not burn us”.

The Previous Rebbe wrote a discourse that served as his last teaching. Its title quotes the verse where G-d says, “I have come to My garden, My abode.” By choosing those powerful words, the Rebbe taught his generation and future generations, that beneath ...

“Bosi L’Gani – I have come to My garden.” G-d created this world to be a glorious Divine orchard for His presence. Man is charged with planting and tending this orchard by creating a “fruit-bearing tree” out of his own portion of the world.

At the crossing of the Red Sea, the Jews proclaimed, "This is my G-d, and I will exalt Him!" But the first to recognize G-d's hand were those children born in Egypt during the harsh decrees. G-d Himself had hidden them away in the fields and sustained the...

The Rebbe asks a recent émigré from Georgia to sing a traditional song of the Georgian Jews.

At the time of the Song of Moses, the Jews were in the midst of a great journey through an awesome desert. They had yet to reach, conquer and establish a Jewish homeland. By contrast, at the time of the Song of Deborah, the Jews were already settled in th...

The Rebbe distributes bottles of L’chaim at a Farbrengen at 770.