King Shlomo and the Building of the Wonderful Temple 🏰🌟 | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

Hello children. Today we will take you on a magical journey to the building of Beta Mikdash. A story full of wisdom, magic, and sparks [music] of holiness that light up every heart. King Schlommo was a very young boy when he was crowned king. [music] Yet already in his heart burned a huge dream to build [music] Ba Mikdash, the most sacred place in the world, filled with light, beauty, and holiness. [music] He imagined it in every detail. Giant shining [music] stones as if made of sparkling ice. Tall green cyprress trees that the sun gently caressed. [music] Golden vessels so bright it seemed the sun itself had chosen to sink into them. And magical [music] golden fruits that seemed to grow on their own and dance in the air. Schlommo's wisdom was so great that his name reached distant [music] lands and everyone wanted to come and help him build the magnificent [music] temple. He sent messengers to the king of Egypt requesting skilled craftsmen. [music] He promised them generous payment and safety assuring them that no harm [music] would come to them. But the Egyptian king, cunning and wicked, hatched a plot. He called upon the stargazing [music] wise men and asked, "Which of these people will die in the coming year?" Then he [music and singing] sent those very men as craftsmen, hoping to demand a large payment from Schlommo if [music] they died while working on Beta Mikdash. When the Egyptian craftsmen [music] arrived, Schlommo looked at them with great wisdom and immediately saw that [music] they were destined to die that year. He smiled a small mysterious smile, then gave them burial shrouds, the clothes worn by the dead, and sent them back to Egypt with a clear message for the cunning king. Didn't you have enough shrouds in Egypt that you [music] sent your people here to die? The Egyptian king was deeply embarrassed. [music] His evil plan was exposed and he had no choice but to give up his wicked scheme. Schlommo then turned to Hyram, king of Ty, requesting [music] wise craftsmen who could build any structure and craft any vessel, as well as the finest cypress [music] trees from Sidon. Hyram gladly agreed, and Schlommo paid generously with olive oil, wheat, [music] and precious cities from the Galilee. [music] Thousands of skilled workers and craftsmen from all over the land arrived full of energy and joy, ready to begin the work of building the magnificent temple. Children, do you remember that in Beta Mikdash [music] it was forbidden to use iron tools? So, King Schlommo sent his servants to search [music] for the magical Shamir worm. which possessed a rare and extraordinary power. [music] It could cut the heaviest and hardest stones with perfect precision as if they were made of soft [music] clay. When the Shamir worm arrived, all the builders paused [music] and stared in awe. The giant stones floated in the air [music] as if they were dancing and then landed perfectly in place. Each worker used their skill and wisdom, and the [music] stones, trees, and sacred vessels came together to create a marvelous magic. The air was filled with the sounds of laughter and the song of the workers [music] as if Ba Mikdash itself was singing and dancing along with everyone. >> [music] >> BA mikdash was built quickly and with stunning beauty. And every wall and vessel was covered in radiant gold as [music] if the sun itself had chosen to shine on its walls. Miracles began to [music and singing] happen one after another. No worker fell ill or was harmed. Clothes remained [music and singing] intact. Vessels did not break. Heavy stones [music] felt light in their hands and all the work was completed in [music] perfect harmony. Schlommo also wanted to build golden decorative trees. [music] With his wisdom, he could imbue them with spiritual power. [music] And behold, golden fruits grew on the trees, serving as a dazzling decoration for Beta Mikdash. >> [music] >> Everything felt alive and magical and anyone who entered [music] felt the holiness in the air. But when the most exciting moment arrived, the entrance to Beta [music] Mikdash, the great gates refused to open. Schlommo tried to sing in [music] praise, reciting 24 songs of joy and thanksgiving. Yet the gate [music] stood firm as if two enormous giants were hiding behind the doors. Schlommo did not give up. He called out loudly and strongly, "Lift up your heads, O gates. Be lifted, you everlasting [music] doors, and the King of glory shall come in." The gates [music] trembled, shook, and quakd. They thought Schlommo was speaking of himself. [snorts] Then a deep voice was heard. >> Who is this King of glory? [music] >> Schlommo answered with wisdom and confidence. The Lord strong and mighty. The Lord [music] mighty in battle. He is the King of glory. [music] The stubborn gates still would not open. Schlommo knelt, raised his hands, [music] and prayed from the depths of his heart. Remember the mercies of David, your servant. Suddenly, in a heavenly and wondrous [music] sound, the gates moved and opened with a mighty blast. Everyone cheered [music] loudly. Children jumped with excitement and the adults wept with joy. [music] The entire building shimmerred with golden light and holiness. This moment was very moving. All the wicked people who had hoped to harm the honor of King David, Schlommo's father, were [music] deeply embarrassed. They realized their thoughts were foolish. David's righteousness, Schlommo's wisdom, [music] and the miracles in Beta Mikdash showed that even when things seem stuck, only truth [music] and goodness can open the gates of the world and illuminate every heart. [music] Be a kiss.