מחרוזת שירי מקדש וגאולה 2 ! • ישיבת הר הבית

We are excited to publish the Rosary of Temple Songs, Part 2 from the Temple Mount Yeshiva. On the feast day of Jerusalem and the day of the liberation of the Temple Mount, we are honored to publish the special Rosary that inspires prayer and action for the Temple. Lyrics: • We will prepare a new altar in Zion, and we will offer a new month's offering on it. • And a Redeemer will come to Zion • For eye to eye they will see the return of the Lord to Zion • Soon in our days, soon, O God, your house will be built soon. • Glory and honor are before Him, strength and splendor in His temple, bring to the Lord, families of the nations, bring to the Lord honor and strength, bring to the Lord the honor of His name, bring an offering and come into His courts, bow to the Lord in the splendor of holiness, all the earth will be strong before Him. • And may we all soon merit His light. • Arise and go up to Zion, go up to Zion to the Lord our God, I rejoice in those who say to me, "Let us go to the house of the Lord" (composition: Rabbi Yehuda Levi) • And bring them to my holy mountain and rejoice in my house of prayer, their burnt offerings and their sacrifices to please me on my altar, for my house will be called a house of prayer for all peoples. Credits: Production and keyboards - Eliya Madmon the Cannon - 058-648-7781 Arrangement - Elkanah Wolfson and Eliya Madmon. Lyrics - Rabbi Elisha Wolfson. Choir - Haim Fisher, Elkanah Wolfson, Achia Assis and Elhanan from the well Drums - Avi Avidani Bass - Elkanah Wolfson Guitars - Ron Khania Saxophone and flute - Dor Asraf Clarinet - Avraham Balti Mixing and mastering - Haim Mozes --- The ascent to the Temple Mount in purity after immersion in the mikveh according to Halacha, and in the Temple prayer room. For details of the halacha, visit the Temple Mount Yeshiva website. To join and learn more about the Temple Mount Yeshiva and ascend with us to the Temple Mount in purity, contact: 052-473-0876 #ShirimKedesh #Jerusalem #Redemption #Temple