The Dark Night Moves

Psalms(Tehillim) 119 With Rabbi Mendel Kaplan

Nov 14 2017 | 00:33:29

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Show Notes

Redemption Songs Series - Tehillim; Psalm 119 Verses of Chet, Part 4 "The Dark Night Moves" Revealing rhyme and reason of King David’s strange nocturnal schedule. On the most literal of levels, the strings of a decorative harp adorning his royal state bed would melodically vibrate at midnight awaking the prayerful Monarch, who would rise to thank the Al-mighty for his righteous judgments. In a deeper metaphoric sense this darkest time of night represents deepest despair; from which we must rebound with faith-filled vigor. (Psalm 119, verse 62)

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