Episode 198 The Psalms and the Soul of David

The stark contrast between the second and third psalms highlights what they have in common.
In this podcast, Rabbi Soloveichik refers to an article on The Librarians blog.
Text: Psalms 2-3
The stark contrast between the second and third psalms highlights what they have in common.
In this podcast, Rabbi Soloveichik refers to an article on The Librarians blog.
Text: Psalms 2-3
David knew one big thing, and also many other things.
Reading psalms about nature, it is easy to miss how revolutionary they truly are.
Some psalms strikingly describe a feeling of distance from the Divine.
Psalm 23 is probably the most well-known and beloved in the book. But what is it actually about?
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