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Tehillim – Chapter 4

by muman613 Comments Off on Tehillim – Chapter 4
Filed under Uncategorized at July 22nd, 2008 - 1:21 am

Another installment of my favorite Tehillim. My soul consumes these words and they give me solace in times of distress.

1. For the Conductor, with instrumental music, a psalm by David. 2. Answer me when I call, O God [Who knows] my righteousness. You have relieved me in my distress; be gracious to me and hear my prayer. 3. Sons of men, how long will you turn my honor to shame, will you love vanity, and endlessly seek falsehood? 4. Know that the Lord has set apart His devout one; the Lord will hear when I call to Him. 5. Tremble and do not sin; reflect in your hearts upon your beds, and be silent forever. 6. Offer sacrifices in righteousness, and trust in the Lord. 7. Many say: “Who will show us good?” Raise the light of Your countenance upon us, O Lord. 8. You put joy in my heart, greater than [their joy] when their grain and wine abound. 9. In peace and harmony I will lie down and sleep, for You, Lord, will make me dwell alone, in security.

I have faith that all will be revealed in the end and Hashems truth will fill the world. May we all be blessed.

muman613

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