The Jordan River is the place where the Jewish Israelites crossed over from the wilderness into our Promised Land, thereby beginning the process of establishing the firstfruit Jewish Nation for the frirstfruit Jewish people of Hashem.

This poem of praise glorifies Hashem by reminding you of the eternal covenant, which Hashem has made with His beloved Jewish people. By remembering that we are chosen as His eternal bride, we can find a reason to bless and praise Hashem even in the fires.

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.

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.

The Good News of salvation is held in Torah, Hashem, and His love.

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.