יחזקאל, פרק ל״ז, פסוק כ״ו

The prophetic vision of the ultimate redemption weaves together physical security, harmony in nature, and an everlasting spiritual elevation. It is a promise that bridges earthly peace with a permanent Divine presence among the people, ultimately radiating outward to transform the entire world.

God establishes a covenant of peace with the nation, which unfolds across multiple dimensions of life [רד״ק, ביאור שטיינזלץ]. On a political and social level, it guarantees a tranquil existence in the land, entirely free from both external wars and internal conflicts [אברבנאל]. The people will enjoy absolute security, assured that ruin will never strike them again [מצודת דוד, ביאור שטיינזלץ]. This eternal covenant also restores the natural world, ensuring that rains fall in their proper time and the earth freely yields its harvest [אברבנאל]. Taking this harmony even further, the peace extends into the human body itself. A perfect balance among the body's elements will prevent illness, allowing people to naturally live long and complete lives [אהבת יהונתן].

God secures the nation's future by firmly planting them in the Land of Israel so they will never falter [מצודת דוד], granting them a unique Divine blessing [רד״ק], and fulfilling the very covenants promised to them [מלבי״ם, אברבנאל]. As the nation grows, a profound spiritual miracle occurs. Ordinarily, the overwhelming awe of a Divine revelation might suppress human nature and natural reproduction. Yet, in this future era, an intense experience of God's presence will perfectly coexist with the natural expansion of the people [אדרת אליהו]. Furthermore, this continuous growth of the population constantly brings new righteous individuals into the world, providing an ongoing reason for God's presence to remain and renew itself among them [אהבת יהונתן].

Following these physical blessings comes the pinnacle of their spiritual destiny in the form of an everlasting sanctuary. Unlike the First and Second Temples, which stood for only a few centuries, this future Temple will endure for as long as the world exists. With it, prophecy will return, and all the degrees of holiness that were missing during the era of the Second Temple will be fully restored [אברבנאל]. However, this sanctuary is not merely a physical structure. The holiness will reside within the people themselves. God will dwell within the righteous, turning them into living sanctuaries for Him [אדרת אליהו]. The purity of their hearts will be so absolute that their prayers will be received directly by God, without any need for mediating angels [אהבת יהונתן]. This constant Divine presence will prove that geographic location is not the sole source of holiness; rather, it is the refined souls and righteous actions of the people [אהבת יהונתן].

Finally, this eternal, internal perfection will not be confined to the nation alone. When the nations of the world witness that God's presence never departs from Israel, they will recognize the deep holiness of the people. They will embrace the belief in God, and the entire world will come to know the glory of the Creator [אברבנאל, אהבת יהונתן].