Tov Lachasot Bashem

Here's a bit of Passover music, imagery and lyrics from an ever changing musical group brought together by Jews for Jesus over the decades. It wouldn't be Passover without music would it ? Right. Enjoy! - The Castle Lady 

 

 www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NRL84L_R9A

Tov lachasot baShem mib’toach ba’adam

Hashem li lo irah ma ya’aseh li adam

Hatorah nitna b’yad Moshe

V’hachesed v’ha’emet baoo al y’day Y’shua

  HaMashiach

Vayomer Y’shua anochi hat’kumah v’hachayyim

Hama’amin bi yichyeh gam ki yamut

 

(It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to put confidence

in man. With the Lord on my side I do not fear.

What can man do to me?

For the Law was given through Moses;

Grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.

Jesus said… “I am the resurrection and the life;

He who believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.”)

 

© by Liberated Wailing Wall 1972, 1975

 

Psalm 118:8 & 6, John 1:17, John 11:25

 

Erin go Bragh

 It's always appropriate to have a song for St. Patrick's Day so here's one for the record books- in my case anyway since I have Irish in me on both sides. Here we go with one from The Tossers:

Uncle Sam, as you know, changed our names long ago
When we got to Americas door
And we slaved and we cowed,
and we begged and we bowed
For a dime and a place on the floor

Now Chicago it rings with the old songs and things
That the Irish we brought to this shore
And there’s no one to say Paddy you go away
Now it’s Erin go Bragh ever more

Erin go Bragh

In the pubs far and near there is music and beer
Any time of the bright blessed day
And our dancers they skip with their hands at their hips
While the pipes and the old fiddlers play

And our voices resound through the halls of the town
All the way to the president’s door
We were hungry and small but we conquered it all
Now it’s Erin go Bragh ever more