Artwork – Israeli artist Baruch Nachshon Since the time of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, the Psalms have been an inspiration and a source of delight and comfort, as well as a spiritual challenge, to all who read them. The
Kavanah is a Hebrew word meaning intention and focus. The rabbis often speak of ‘kavanah of the heart’ in terms of prayer. This Hebrew word is deeply significant as we stand on the threshold of the Hebrew calendar month of
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Day 7 – SHABBAT – Saturday Psalm 92 A Song for Shabbat It is good to give thanks
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Day 6 – Yom Shishi – Friday Psalm 93 The LORD reigns; He is robed in majesty; the
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Yom Chamishi – Day 5 – Thursday Psalm 81 To Him who grants victory – by Asaph Sing
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Yom Revi’i – Day 4 – Wednesday PSALM 94 God of retribution. LORD, God of retribution, appear! Rise
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Yom Shlishi – Day 3 – Tuesday PSALM 82 A psalm of Asaph. God stands in the Divine
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Yom Sheni – Day 2 – Monday PSALM 48 A song. A psalm to the sons of Korach. Great
ISRAEL to the World…A message. After the ghettos and the camps The humiliations and the murders A decision was made — To rise from the ashes To work and to build And to fight if necessary To be free A
May the Psalm of the Day be a blessing to you! Follow along as Keren recites the Psalm of the Day. Every day, when the Temple of God was standing in Jerusalem, the Levitical choir stood atop the platform located
Come to Him as a little child! Translation of Hebrew in picture: Our Father in Heaven! Thank you for everything! I will praise Your Name forever! In reference to verses 1-4, Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch approaches them as a question.
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