Tehillim Talks

Series

An in-depth study of the Psalms that brings out important life principles and glimpses of Messiah.

This is a firework display of a psalm. It is chaotic, beautiful, and celebratory. Much of the translation is guesswork, but somehow the beauty of its underlying message comes through and make a deep impression. So come along for a rollercoaster ride of a study.
Psalm 67 is called The Menorah Psalm. It is unique in its structure and contains many hidden features that set it apart from every other psalm. It is also recited each night during the 49 days of counting the omer between Passover and Pentecost. Come join this intriguing look into this beautiful "menorah" psalm.
Psalm 66 is a beautiful song of praise to God; a psalm composed to bring glory to His great name. It looks to the days of the Messianic Kingdom when the whole earth will bend the knee to Israel's King Messiah. But if this psalm praises God's name, why is His name not mentioned a single time? Come delve into this amazing and uplifting psalm.
How did David cope with the many trials described in his previous psalms? What tactic did he employ to alter his perception of all his troubles? The key lies in this beautiful song. We will also learn something about praise that may shock you!
The previous psalm (Psalm 63) described how David dealt with physical enemies who were out to kill him. But in this psalm, David addresses the issue of hidden and anonymous spiritual enemies. A close study of this psalm can be a great boost to one's faith and peace.
The Lover of Torah vs. The Unrighteous Man