Psalm 24: Climbing and Standing
Israel's 1st Chief Rabbi: We aspire to attain higher levels, to ascend God’s mountain. And we stop to stand still and internalize His laws.
Israel's 1st Chief Rabbi: We aspire to attain higher levels, to ascend God’s mountain. And we stop to stand still and internalize His laws.
Religion and medicine have a very long association.
It is said that war is a great leveller: on the battlefield, rich and poor are equally killed. For Jews, it is serving G-d and prayer.
The wonders of G-d's world in a short, beautifully illustrated book that seems like a child's version of King David's praise in Psalm 104.
First, we must learn to identify ourselves as servants of God.
The difference between them concerns their atitude to contributing to the world's progress as well as to its spiritual level.
Our greatest pleasure comes, not from resting, but from hard work.
Our dreams are the forerunners of our national redemption.
We walk in tears, but “our mouths will fill with laughter”- at the time of redemption, the joy hidden within Am Yisrael will burst forth.
Torah from Israel's first chief rabbi: When did David arise during the night to meditate and pray? And what did it signify?
President Rivlin participated in an initiative to read Psalms on Yom HaZikaron.
Torah from Israel's frst Chief Rabbi and iconic leader of Religious Zionism: "Why didn't Rabbi Meir think of his wife's solution himself?"
Torah from Israel's first Chief Rabbi, iconic leader of Religious Zionism: 'In what way does G-d come to the aid of those who are ill?'
Israel's first Chief Rabbi and iconic leader of Religious Zionism: How much should we be involved in this world and its pleasures?
Torah from Israel's first Chief Rabbi, iconic leader of Religious Zionism: Sometimes our greatest enemy comes from within.
We are creating now the world in which the next generation will be living. How do we want it to look?
Israel's first Chief Rabbi and the iconic leader of Religious Zionism on controlling the soul's emotions.
Encouragement from Israel's first Chief Rabbi, the iconic leader of Religious Zionism.
Torah from Israel's first Chief Rabbi: The essence of prayer is incremental.
Beginning Friday, we will say Psalm 27 each day until Hoshana Rabba. This year it will have special meaning.
Psalm 20 explained by Israel's first Chief Rabbi and iconic leader of Religious Zionism: Why call out to Jacob's God in times of distress?
Torah from Israel's first Chief Rabbi, the iconic leader of Religious Zionism.
The main avenue of sin is the international body that incorporates 193 nations, The United Nations..
Reality show contestant sparks controversy by suggesting contestants burn book of Psalms.
With families stuck together this is the perfect time to pray together. Psalm 118 contains an eternal message of hope from G-d.
Belz Hasidim read chapter 121 in Psalms: 'I lift my eyes to the mountains; from where does my help come?' as Hasidic Council does same.
Jeremy Gimpel composes and sings songs based on the Psalms in the very Judean mountains where King David wrote them.
MK Elazar Stern, former IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi and other senior officials visit new Museum of the Bible in Washington.
Yad L'Achim inundated with phone calls after missionary group attempts to convert Jews with a deceitful version of a classic Jewish text.
Yitzchak Herzog paid a visit to the Kotel on Sunday, where he proclaimed his loyalty to the holy site and said he prays daily.
The world's most valuable printed book was auctioned Tuesday. Printed 1640, it is thought to be first book printed in what is now the US.
A video posted to YouTube shows soldiers in southern Israel keeping up their spirits by singing and dancing in an expression of their faith.
Now, Arabs try to steal the Bible. PA TV has produced a video song with a Muslim version of Psalm 137
Singer Baruch Brenner is recording an album of original Jewish music based on the Book of Psalms. "With each Psalm you enter a world," he says.
PA TV publicizes an Arab 'research' claim that Psalm 137 "If I forget three, o Jerusalem" was written by a crusader in the Middle Ages.
More than 1,000 Jews, under heavy security against Arab violence, sang and prayed Monday night in a march around ancient gates to the Temple Mount.