With but one word, as time commenced, he bade the world "begin"
A universe of endless space, both outward, and within
With but one thought, he granted life, the spark to stir the mind
And to man, above all else, a soul indeed divine
With but one Torah would he sketch a path on which to stride
It dawned with cool refreshing springs to quench our thirst inside
With but one people would he choose his torah to impart
Exalted by the ancestry that forged that noble bond
With but one land, did he see fit, his presence to bestow
A covenant with Israel, in sanctity, alone
With but one tribe would he implant the gift of royalty
In years gone by and days to come, to rule in majesty
With but one glance he sees and knows, what was and is to be
The thoughts and dreams of all mankind, their fate and destiny
With but one word he can and will, return us to our land
And how his love was always there, we then will understand
Ani maamin, be'emunah sheleima
With but one glance he sees and knows, what was and is to be
The thoughts and dreams of all mankind, of fate and destiny
With but one word he can and will, return us to our land
And how his love was always there, we then will understand
And how his love was always there, we then will understand