Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
The psalms (or Tehillim in Hebrew) of David are divided in 150. You can read here all of them (Tehillim in Hebrew, Tehillim transliterated or Tehillim translated into English ). The shorter psalm has 2 verses (Psalm 117) and the longer has 176 (Psalm 119). Five unequal chapters share the whole.
- Tehillim of Saturday
16. Your eyes saw my unformed substance; and in your book...
- Day 26
Daily Tehillim: Day 26, Tehilim Online, To read psalms of...
- Tehillim Online
Tehilim by Day of the Week: Tehillim of Sunday, Tehillim of...
- Tehillim of Tuesday
9. You have kept count of my wanderings; put my tears into...
- Tehillim of Thursday
21. To hear the groans of the prisoner; to set free those...
- Psalms of David
Psalms of David - The psalms (or Tehillim in Hebrew) of...
- Transliterated Tehillim
Lama ragueshu goyim, uleumim iegu ric Yiteiatsevu malchê...
- Psalm 119 by One's Name
Psalm 119 by One’s Name, Tehilim Online, To read psalms of...
- Tehillim of Saturday
Psalms are prevalent throughout Jewish liturgy and commonly recited as an independent form of prayer. They are often sung or chanted. Read the text of Psalms online with commentaries and connections.
The Book of Psalms is an ancient anthology of poetic prayers originally written in Hebrew. It is the first book of the third and final section of the Hebrew Bible, known as Ketuvim (Writings). The English term title derives from the Greek psalmos , meaning “song accompanied by a stringed instrument.”
Psalms which have an inscription, the inscription is reckoned as a verse (occasionally as two verses) in the Hebrew text, whereas this is not the case in the English.
19 Μαρ 2021 · The book of Psalms : the Hebrew text and the English authorized version with a new Hebrew commentary : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive.
Psalm 1 aims to edify the righteous, shame the wicked, and prepare those who would for the worship of praise. Stood in the way is a metaphor for sticking to a particular pattern of behavior. In ancient times, one sat in a seat (cathedra, as in ex cathedra) to judge or teach.
Sefer Tehilim = The Book of Psalms : Hebrew text and English translation / translation revised by Alexander Harkavy