This Jewish poem of praise glorifies Hashem by proclaiming that He is the Good Shepherd who will gather all of His sheep home to Himself and to the Land of Israel, no matter how far away we have strayed.

Be'er Sheva, when translated, means "well of sevens" or "well of oath." just as Abraham offered up 7 ewe lambs and Hashem offered up the ram in place of Isaac, so Be'er Sheva gives us hope in the future of promised eternal peace of Hashem. Like the groves planted by Abraham in Be'er Sheva, those who abide in Hashem and keep His mitzvot will blossom forth an abundance of good fruits of righteousness.

That one way is to live a life sanctified unto Hashem by living out His mitzvot daily. In so doing, we draw closer and closer each day to the highest reaches of aleph. The good news is: gentiles can grab the hems of the Jews and come with us too! If you unite yourself with the Jewish people and to Hashem by keeping Torah, you too can have a place in the eternal kingdom of Hashem. As it is written in Zechariah 8:20-23