Micha Gamerman - Machar Yihiyeh Ha'ot Hazeh Cover Final 2

Micha Gamerman feat. Elie Schwab “Machar Yihiyeh Ha’ot Hazeh” [Lyrical Video]

September 6, 2018 • Singles • No Comments

Brazilian superstar Micha Gamerman is back with the perfect new single to help you usher in the new year “Machar Yihiyeh Ha’ot Hazeh.” The song was composed by veteran composer Elie Schwab, who joins Micha on this song.

The song features words from Megillas Esther as well as words from Shemois and the medrash. It is well known that the Megilla is a mashal to the Jewish people and Hashem. As a matter of fact, every time it says “Hamelech” in the Megilla it’s a reference to Hashem. That being the case, when Esther goes to Achashverosh to ask for him to save her people, it’s a mashal to Bnei Yisrael coming to Hashem and begging for their lives like we do each and every Rosh Hashana/Yom Kippur. The next words “Umachar E’eseh Kidvar Hamelech” is a “kabblah al ha’asid” of things to come. Meaning I am making a request of you Hashem, and I will do better in the future and that is the reason you should forgive me.

The possuk in Shemois says that before Hashem took Bnei Yisrael out of Mitzrayim He said, “Machar Yihiyeh Ha’ot Hazeh” that tomorrow there will be a sign. The Ramban says there is a difference between an Ois (a sign) and Moifes (Miracle). An Ois or ‘Ot’ means something will happen. Since it’s a sure thing, it’s like it already began to happen.

So on Erev Yom Kippur in slichos when we say “Machar Yihiyeh Ha’ot Hazeh”, we are telling Hashem that tomorrow (Yom Kippur) is going to be OUR Ois (sign) we are going to have this ‘kabblah al ha’asid” of things to come and we will change and be better. This means that there is a promise that will occur and we WILL be better.

May we all have a year filled with Simcha, Parnassah, Hatzlacha, Nachas, Zivuggim and healthy children. This should be the year where we see the OIS (ot) of Moshiach.

Amen