The Yanuka Rav Shlomo Yehuda-הגאון הינוקא הרב שלמה יהודה - האם ביקשנו את המלך？ The Yanuka - English CC

2:32 If we ask G-d, blessed be He, to be King, and ask Him to reign, if they ask that they want Him to reign, then the Holy One, blessed be He, will reign. ...but when they do not ask, ...the Holy One, blessed be He, is more humble than... No one in the world will understand what the humility of Hashem, blessed be He, is. The Holy One, blessed be He - the angels call Him a humbled King. The Ramak explains at the beginning of the book Tomer Devorah that the Holy One, blessed be He, bears iniquity, and the angels call Him a humbled King.

3:03 That after a person sins, the Holy One, blessed be He, sustains the destroyers and the harmful forces. And the Holy One, blessed be He, is so merciful that even when an idol is set up in His holy city and strangers rule over it, and all over the world they plot about the place of the Beis HaMikdash, the Holy Temple, the holy place, the Holy One, blessed be He, in a single moment can cancel everything.

3:28 But the Holy One, blessed be He, is humble and bears all the creatures, all their opinions, all their thoughts, all their flaws and sins, and their distance, and their pride, and goes on sustaining everyone, providing for everyone, and bestowing on everyone. And no one takes to heart His kingship, blessed be He. But if they ask for Him, and ask that He should come, and ask that He should reign, then everyone will see how the Holy One, blessed be He, watches over us in Hashgachah, and they will see that He has mercy, for He, blessed be He, is full of mercy.

4:01 And not for nothing that so much time of exile has gone by, and the Holy One, blessed be He, has brought troubles into the world. And none of us knows what the thoughts of Hashem, blessed be He, are, what the Holy One, blessed be He, is thinking. But we only know that we can hold on to teshuvah. We can look at everything in the world and cry out, as the Rav (HaGaon Rabbi Y. Ezrachi) said earlier, with a cry, to cry out for the kingship of Hashem.

4:30 As the Rambam explains, and with this we will finish: "A person should always cry out about what is to come, and ask for mercy according to his strength, and whoever increases in thanking Hashem and praising Him always - this is praiseworthy." Remember this Rambam: Rambam, Laws of Blessings, chapter 10, law 26. Ask for the kingship of Hashem; cry out about it. Ask for this with a cry; that is what the Rambam explains.

4:57 We need comfort, that the Holy One, blessed be He, should comfort us, as it is written in Yeshayahu, chapter 66, verse 13: "As a man whom his mother comforts, so I will comfort you, and in Jerusalem you will be comforted." "And you will see, and your heart will rejoice, and your bones will flourish like grass; and the hand of Hashem will be known to His servants, and His anger to His enemies." If they ask for the kingship of Hashem, then the Holy One, blessed be He, will reveal His mercy, and then we will in fact merit the light of the geulah.