In the darkest of valleys, Hashem will hear the cry of His beloved Jewish Israelites. This poem of praise is cry for Hashem's help in the middle of harrowing times.

The goal of today’s lesson is to discover what Hashem's first order of business was in creation. Specifically we will study what it meant for Him to separate the light from the darkness, which is distinctly different than the creation of light in darkness on Day 4 of creation.

There are not enough words to put down on paper to describe who Hashem is to the Jewish soul. However, this poem of praise attempts innumerate just a few of great and awesome attributes that describe who Hashem, the G-d of Israel is.

Sometimes in the midst of suffering, our minds like to play tricks on us and fill us will all the worst of thoughts. This poem of praises helps you to glorify Hashem by reminding you of truths held about His beloved Jewish children within His Torah. May doing so help guard your mind and help your soul sing to Hashem.

This poem of praise glorifies Hashem by teaching you to praise Him even amid fiery trials, suffering and pain. For we, as beloved Jewish Israelite children, know that trials often lead to the burnishing of our neshumah, and thus brings us closer to Hashem's own likeness.

This poem of praise teaches you how to find the joy of Hashem even in the middle of your suffering, sorrow, and pain.

While you are trudging through the hardships and trials of this world, this poem of praise teaches to keep the blessed hope of Torah, Hashem, and moshiach in the front of your mind. Doing so will give you the power of Hashem to overcome any and all trials.

Trials have a way of growing out Hashem's light and the truths and promises of His Torah. This poem of praises teaches you to hold on through the struggles by looking to Hashem, and holding tightly to His Torah.

For the beloved Jewish Israelites, there is always hope, no matter how bleak the darkness we face. Though at times it can be hard to see, this poem of praise reminds you to trust in Hashem and the promises He has made to you in His Torah.