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Literary analysis of Psalm 30 – “You have turned my lament into dancing for me”

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   Click here to read “Psalm Thirty: Translation of the Song” Song 30 presents a puzzle in its opening verse: “a song for the dedication of the Temple” (v. 1). For the Temple was built not by David but by his son, Solomon. It would seem, then, that David composed the song for the Temple that …

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Psalm 30 – SING & LEARN – Can ‘bad’ turn to be ‘good’?!

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Notes taken this week by Steve, below the video CHAPTER 30: I will exalt You, HASHEM, for You have raised me up from the depths, and not let my foes rejoice over me. HASHEM, my God, I cried out to You and You healed me. HASHEM, You have raised up my soul from the lower …

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