다니엘 2:22의 Liturgy

Praise God! He knows the mysteries of darkness;³⁴See Daniel 2:22. darkness conceals nothing from Him.³⁵Tehillim 139:12. Since Hashem does not use human eyes for vision, He has no need for light.—Radak He places limits upon the darkness;³⁶See Job 28:3 He turns into morning— the shadow of death and darkness.³⁷Amos 5:8. Hashem brings light to those who dwell in darkness.—Rashi Therefore will He be exalted— the Former of light and Creator of darkness.³⁸Yeshaya 45:7

Praise God! He preserves the righteousness of men for [two] thousand generations.⁴⁵Shemos 34:7. According to Rashi the verse refers to the good deeds performed by man rather than to the righteousness of Hashem. Thus He preserves the merit of their righteousness for generations. He battles His enemies in each generation; He will restore the dwelling of His anointed enclosing its breaches.⁴⁶Amos 9:11 The specific meaning of the word לִגְדוֹר in this piyut is not clear. According to Radak and Malbim, it can refer to the Jewish people or to the House of Dovid, thus indicating that Hashem will mend the breaches of our people or those in the royal family of Dovid. Some commentaries say that סֻכַּת מְשִׁיחוֹ refers to the Holy Temple and לִגְדוֹר indicates that its walls will be built solidly to last forever. See Mateh Levi. The light dwells with Him, in His Habitation,⁴⁷See Daniel 2:22. The meaning of the word “light” is not clear in this context. Perhaps it refers to the “Or haganuz” (אוֹר הַגָנוּז) the hidden light which Hashem hid away during the Six Days of Creation to be used for the benefit of the righteous in the World to Come. therefore will He be exalted. This is His Name from generation to generation.

He knows the mysteries of darkness;³⁴See Daniel 2:22.

in His Habitation,⁴⁷See Daniel 2:22. The meaning of the word “light” is not clear in this context. Perhaps it refers to the “Or haganuz” (אוֹר הַגָנוּז) the hidden light which Hashem hid away during the Six Days of Creation to be used for the benefit of the righteous in the World to Come.