The Torah's Words Poem by Tor Magnor Solvang

The Torah's words, a story old,
Now bring a view, both brave and bold.
Rabbi Beck, with faith so deep,
Says Israel's state, the laws can't keep.

Not a triumph, but a wait,
For Messiah's hand, to seal their fate.
In exile's path, the people stray,
Until that day, the holy way.

This thought, a whisper from the past,
Against the tide, it's holding fast.
While many praise, and stand with pride,
This ancient text, he can't set aside.

The world now listens, questions rise,
As leaders speak beneath the skies.
Can faith be twisted, used as might,
When texts themselves show a different light?