Sing & Learn Psalms 31 to 40
As we conversed in the last session, the verse of Psalm 37:25 is a very hard one to understand. If we look around us, we see all the time righteous people whom are ‘forsaken’, ‘begging for bread’. We suggested a different way to read the verse (with accordance to the one that follows – Psalm …
Summary for the first verse (psalm 37 1), please see below the video: לְדָוִד אַל תִּתְחַר בַּמְּרֵעִים אַל תְּקַנֵּא בְּעֹשֵׂי עַוְלָה Of David. Do not compete with the evildoers; do not envy those who commit injustice (Psalm 37:1) We started the study by posing the question: Why not compete (and maybe also defeat..) the evil-dowers? …
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Thanks Sherri for the summary. Please see below the recording. We read this psalm (34) during P’sukei d’Zimrah every Shabbat. The Rabbi explained that this was written after David ran for his life from King Saul – he left Israel (where everyone knew and venerated him as their hero for having killed Goliath) and fled …
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