Baruch haba b'shem Adonai (בָּר֣וּךְ הַ֭בָּא בְּשֵׁ֣ם יְהוָ֑ה)

The speaker acknowledges being called holy and chosen, but feels unworthy of such a gift. They believe their reward will come in the end, when they will stand and sing with everyone in peace. They express that people from all nations and faiths will come to the Lord and angels will surround the throne. They emphasize that salvation belongs to God and that they will sing in peace. The speaker longs for the day when they will see the Lord's face and darkness will be no more. They invite Jesus to come, and express their belief that he will come in the name of the Lord. For you call me holy and chosen, treasured possession and everything, yet there is nothing that I have done to deserve such a gift from you. For I know that my reward is in the end. He will stand and together we all will sing in peace, finally sing. Ba'al Shabbat, Ba'al Shabbat Shabbat Shabbat As they all come in the name of the Lord. He comes in wonder too that no one could number. From every nation, tribes, and faith force to him. He'll ascend the angels for the throne. We'll be born brothers and sing a tune. For salvation belongs to God. He'll stand the throne and treasure the land. And together we all will sing in peace, finally sing. Ba'al Shabbat, Ba'al Shabbat Shabbat Shabbat As they all come in the name of the Lord. On that day I'll see your face and darkness will be no more. I'll be with you forevermore. Come Lord Jesus, come my Lord. Ba'al Shabbat, Ba'al Shabbat Shabbat Shabbat He will stand in the name of the Lord. Come Lord, come Lord, come Lord, come Lord, come Lord, come Lord. He will come in the name of the Lord.