Learning Torah, Faith in God and an Invitation to Join

It's great being Haredi, studying Torah.

Even if we ran, the Lord— To truly recognize that the Lord creates, creates the world!

And He commanded us to keep the Ten Commandments.

Studying Torah is a delight. What a delight.

You'd be good for yourself. You'll be one of us, a-absorbed into the inheritance of the Lord.

Oh, you don't know how much—You'll regret it.

If you come study, you'll regret it if you don't do it.

You'll regret it. You have no idea. I'm telling you now, you'll regret it, You'll regret it. I'm telling you, you'll regret it.

Come be one of us. Do you know how hard it is to cleave to the Lord?

To do the commandments? Come be with us.

Keep the Ten Commandments. How fortunate we are, how good our lot is, and how pleasant our rest, and how beautiful Jerusalem is.

How fortunate we are, how good our lot is, and how pleasant our rest, and how beautiful Jerusalem is.

How fortunate that you'll be part of— Because most, because most are distant, come closer to us.

How fortunate we are, how good our lot is, and how pleasant our rest, and how beautiful Jerusalem is— How fortunate we are that we agree and argue morning and evening and say it twice every day.

Hear, O Israel: the Lord is our God, the Lord is one.