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L'CHA DODI
Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 5 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: L. Lewandowski Tune Key: C Major Incipit: 33515 61552 34565 Used With Text: O Hear, My People, Hear Me Well
L'CHA DODI
O Hear, My People
Author: Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav, 1770-1831 Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: O hear, my people, hear me well Lyrics: 1 O hear, my people, hear me well:
"I have no need for sacrifice;
but mercy, loving kindness shall
alone for life and good suffice."
2 Then source of peace, lead us to peace,
a place profound, and wholly true.
And lead us to a mastery
o'er drives in us that war pursue.
3 May deeds we do inscribe our names
as blessings in the Book of Life.
O source of peace, lead us to heal.
O source of peace, lead us from strife.
Topics: Jewish and Christian Teachings Days of Awe; Rosh Hashanah; Social Justice; Yom Kippur Used With Tune: L'CHA DODI
O Hear, My People
L'chah dodi
Author: F. Weisberg; S. R. Brav Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: L'chah dodi likrat kalah (How good it is to thank the Lord) Used With Tune: [L'chah dodi likrat kalah]
L'chah dodi
How Good It Is to Thank the Lord
Author: F. Weisberg; S. R. Brav Appears in 5 hymnals First Line: How good it is to thank the Lord (L'ḥaw dohdee likrahs kahlaw) Topics: Sabbath Hymns and Songs Used With Tune: [How good it is to thank the Lord] Text Sources: Traditional
How Good It Is to Thank the Lord
L'chah dodi
Author: F. Weisberg; S. R. Brav Hymnal: [Shaʻare shirah] = Gates of Song #8 (1987) First Line: L'chah dodi likrat kalah (How good it is to thank the Lord) Languages: English; Hebrew Tune Title: [L'chah dodi likrat kalah]
L'chah dodi
O Hear, My People, Hear Me Well
Author: Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav Hymnal: Worship in Song #153 (1996) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Lyrics: 1 O hear, my people, hear me well:
"I have no need for sacrifice;
but mercy, loving kindness shall
alone for life and good suffice."
2 Then source of peace, lead us to peace,
a place profound, and wholly true.
And lead us to a mastery
o'er drives in us that war pursue.
3 May deeds we do inscribe our names
as blessings in the Book of Life.
O source of peace, lead us to heal.
O source of peace, lead us from strife.
Topics: Blessing (blessedness); Healing; Mercy; Peace; Sacrifice Scripture: Hosea 6:6 Tune Title: L'CHA DODI
O Hear, My People, Hear Me Well
O Hear, My People
Author: Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav, 1770-1831 Hymnal: Singing the Living Tradition #219 (1993) Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: O hear, my people, hear me well Lyrics: 1 O hear, my people, hear me well:
"I have no need for sacrifice;
but mercy, loving kindness shall
alone for life and good suffice."
2 Then source of peace, lead us to peace,
a place profound, and wholly true.
And lead us to a mastery
o'er drives in us that war pursue.
3 May deeds we do inscribe our names
as blessings in the Book of Life.
O source of peace, lead us to heal.
O source of peace, lead us from strife.
Topics: Jewish and Christian Teachings Days of Awe; Rosh Hashanah; Social Justice; Yom Kippur Languages: English Tune Title: L'CHA DODI
O Hear, My People
Stanley R. Brav
Person Name: S. R. Brav Translator of "L'chah dodi" in [Shaʻare shirah] = Gates of Song
Stanley R. Brav
Florence Weisberg
Person Name: F. Weisberg Translator of "L'chah dodi" in [Shaʻare shirah] = Gates of Song
Florence Weisberg
