Four robed figures hold glowing menorahs in front of a radiant temple under a bright sky, with light beams descending.

A glorious scene in Jerusalem during Messianic times — the rebuilt Beit HaMikdash gleaming in the background under a radiant sky, streams of light descending from Heaven. A royal assembly of Israel wearing the new national minhag attire: long, flowing robes in deep royal blue, white, and gold, embroidered with Torah verses in luminous Hebrew script. The headpiece integrates a glowing, crystalline Star of David, seamlessly fused with a sleek digital interface that radiates light, symbolizing divine wisdom. Tefillin reimagined as elegant, seamless designs embedded into the head covering and arm bands, with glowing lines of light flowing like rivers from them. The garments combine ancient Sephardic patterns with ultra-modern materials that shimmer with light and shift color subtly, like living fabric. The people stand tall, faces illuminated with holiness and joy, holding menorahs of pure light. In the distance, the nations of the world approach in peace to learn Torah. The entire atmosphere is majestic, pure, and filled with prophetic awe. See more