Na'aseh VeNishma | Jewish Music

For the past decade, the BeEzrat HaShem Inc. team has brought you countless shiurim and Torah films to inspire you to do TeShuva and return to HaShem and His Torah. Since music can elevate some souls to the highest places, we're excited to introduce you to the first BeEzrat HaShem TeShuva music channel of Inspiration. Enjoy. Song: Na'aseh VeNishma Lyrics: You ever ask yourself… If Moshe Rabbeinu was so powerful… Why did Am Yisrael challenge him? Why did he say… “עוֹד מְעַט וּסְקָלֻנִי”… “Just a little more and they’ll stone me”? Listen. Imagine fifteen years inside a yeshiva hall, Learning every סוּגְיָא, answering every call. גְּדוֹלִים give you סְמִיכָה, say you’re ready to teach, Your mind sharp enough for the highest reach. Now two doors open, choose your path today, A classroom of children… or a kollel where giants stay. In the kindergarten nobody challenges your claim, Tell them stories of heaven, they nod just the same. But step in the kollel in Yerushalayim’s air, Eighty-year scholars sitting right there. Every word you say they question and weigh, “Where’s the source? Show the גְּמָרָא today.” Na’aseh v’Nishma, the nation cried, Strong minds standing side by side. Not weak hearts that blindly obey, But giants who chose Hashem’s way. Na’aseh v’Nishma, the nation cried, Strong minds standing side by side. Not weak hearts that blindly obey, But giants who chose Hashem’s way. Moshe wasn’t leading a simple crowd, These were souls fierce, independent, proud. From the days of נֹחַ until Sinai’s flame, Everyone served Hashem by their own שֵׂכֶל’s aim. “אִישׁ כָּל הַיָּשָׁר בְּעֵינָיו”, that was the way, Each man deciding what was right to obey. They studied the mind like a sacred text, Truth from the intellect they tried to extract. In Shem v’Ever’s halls what did they learn? No שֻׁלְחָן עָרוּךְ on the table to turn. They studied the סְבָרָא, the wisdom inside, The Torah of the mind as their guide. Na’aseh v’Nishma, history’s cry, A nation ready to live or die. Not slaves to instinct or human pride, But servants of Hashem who decide. Na’aseh v’Nishma, history’s cry, A nation ready to live or die. Not slaves to instinct or human pride, But servants of Hashem who decide. Rabbeinu Nissim asked a question deep, Why punish those who didn’t know what to keep? Er and Onan judged for wasting the seed, But where was the command that said “don’t do this deed”? The answer shook the halls of thought, You’re judged for the wisdom you already got. If שֵׂכֶל tells you something’s wrong, Ignoring that truth won’t last long. סְבָרָא once stood stronger than a verse, “לָמָּה לִי קְרָא, סְבָרָא הוּא?” the גְּמָרָא rehearsed. Why need a פָּסוּק if logic is clear? That was the wisdom people held dear. But today our סְבָרָא’s broken apart, Street noise filling the mind and the heart. Ideas from everywhere twisting the view, Clouding the truth the שֵׂכֶל once knew. Then came Sinai, thunder and flame, A revolution that forever changed the game. No longer שֵׂכֶל the final decree, Now Toras Hashem would be the key. A nation of thinkers, strong and free, Laid down their pride in humility. They said two words that shook the sky— “Na’aseh v’Nishma,” we’ll live and comply. Na’aseh v’Nishma, the mountain heard, A people surrendering mind and word. Not weakness, not blind decree— The greatest strength… is humility. Na’aseh v’Nishma, the mountain heard, A people surrendering mind and word. Not weakness, not blind decree— The greatest strength… is humility. From סְבָרָא… To Torah… From pride… To obedience. That was the sacrifice of Sinai. #teshuvaMusic #jewishmusic #beezrathashem #rabbiyaronreuven #Na'aseVeNishma #shavuot #matantarorah