G‑d then told Moses to inform the Jewish people that eventually the non-Jewish nations would appreciate them and praise them for remaining true to their covenant with G‑d.
When the Messiah Comes
הַרְנִינוּ גוֹיִם עַמּוֹ וגו':
(דברים לב:מג)
[Moses addressed the non-Jews:] “Nations! Praise [G‑d] for His people, [the Jews]!”
Deuteronomy 32:43
When the Messianic Redemption occurs, truth will no longer be so easily confused with falsehood. It will become clear to the whole world why G‑d chose the Jews to be His people. Our role as the priests and teachers of humanity will finally be universally acknowledged, and our redeeming contributions to human civilization will be fully appreciated. The nations of the world will then do whatever they can to aid the Jews in their Divine mission of bringing the world to its fullest potential.
Educating the world to appreciate not only G‑d but G‑d’s people is therefore an integral part of preparing the world for the Redemption and hastening it.1
It will be a triumph day when the Messiah comes; I imagine that all the birds will be singing, the other animals will be silent and peaceful, and if there are truly heavenly angels, they’ll be in all their glory singing and praising G d for finally sending the Messiah to bring peace upon every part of the world. There’ll be no more hate toward anyone, no planting and plotting evil, no more destructions. As we face each and every day of the distress we’ve all been experiencing this year, I think it would be a relief for all the bickering and fighting to end, the virus and the fires, and just the climate all have been ravaging our bodies, minds, hearts and spirits. Everyday, it seems just a struggle to get up, start out to work, listen to more bad news and by the time Day is ready to end, it’s almost a relief to think about going to sleep and forgetting for a few hours how distressing our day has been. But G d sees and knows when the time has come for Messiah to appear .