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David was victorious in the face of defeat,
His enemies were crushed like mud in the street.
In the end, the nations will gather for a war,
Merchants in the Temple will be no more.
Towards evening, there will be light,
And Gog and Magog will lose the fight!
King David's silver and gold were refused
because when there was a drought, the gold went unused.
Finally, the Holy Temple was finished,
And Hashem's cloud of glory was not diminished.
Our brachot give life to the grain,
Hashem's people will no longer be ashamed.
Our roots run as deep as the Lebanon tree,
Our sins will be cast to the bottom of the sea!
If we are insincere, Hashem will call our bluff,
Wearing sacloth and fasting is not enough.
Shalom shalom to the far and near,
If we cry out, Hashem will say, "I'm here"
Go warn Ninvai of their sins, Yona was informed,
He tried to flee but was met with a mighty storm.
Yona was swallowed by a big fish,
Ninvai repented, just as Hashem wished!
What will become of Edom is violent,
For the sake of Tzion, Hashem won't be silent.
In our troubles, He is troubled,
In the End of Days, our joy will be doubled!
Chana cried out in despair,
That being childless was wildly unfair,
Hashem answered Chana's prayer,
Shmuel was dedicated and did not cut his hair.
The 10 lost tribes may seem forlorn,
But in reality, they are Hashem's firstborn.
For her missing children, Rachel cries,
But when the Jews return, she will dry her eyes!
Despite falling, we find ourselves standing,
The Torah is complex, but not beyond our understanding.
Teshuvah enters our mouths before it gets in our hearts,
On Moshe's last day, there are many lessons he imparts!
Arise, shine, for your light has arrived,
From the ashes, Israel survives.
In place of copper, there will be gold,
Yeshaya tells us how salvation will unfold!
Our exile may seem prolonged,
But soon the barren one will break out in song,
Mountains move and hills falter,
But the covenant of peace won't be altered!
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