Chapter 25: A song of praise for the downfall of the enemy
- I shall praise you G-d for the miracles that You have done.
- Destruction of the enemy cities: You have destroyed the great fortified cities of the enemy and turned it into a heap of stone which will never be rebuilt.
- Fear of G-d: As a result, the nations of the world and their tyrant leaders will fear You.
- A shelter for the poor: You G-d provide support for the poor and shelter them from the rain and shade them from the sun and wind.
- A festive celebration: G-d will make a large feast for all the nations of the world on this mountain, which will include tasty beverages and fatty foods
- No more death or crying: On that day G-d will swallow death forever and he will erase tears from upon all faces and remove the shame from upon the earth.
- On that day we will turn to G-d and say that this is our G-d whom we have been waiting for and who has brought us salvation in which we shall now rejoice.
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