Biblical promises of exile and redemption, from G-d’s covenant with Abraham to Moses’ End Times prophecy in Deuteronomy 30, include Israel’s achieving great wealth. But why? Isn’t it enough to be free? Aren’t spiritual riches more important? In this concluding episode of Psalm 115, David Nekrutman and Rabbi Pesach Wolicki answer this question and shed Biblical light on the modern day prosperity of the State of Israel. Join them as they revisit the entire Psalm 115 and show how it serves as a mission statement for people who want to build G-d’s kingdom on this earth. And all that prosperity? Let’s put it this way: while it may be nice, it serves a higher purpose. After all, the psalm began, it’s “Not for us.”