Poetry and Prayer

Meir Soloveichik
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Jews Christians, and many others have long turned to the biblical Book of Psalms in moments of joy and sorrow. In this daily podcast, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik guides listeners through all 150 chapters, exploring their poetry, meaning, and enduring place in the life of faith.

  1. VOR 4 STD.

    Psalm 118: The Shortest Psalm

    The psalm speaks of a "rejected" stone. Who is it? Supplemental Materials: ​Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 118 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 118 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 118 in Hebrew and English. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman. This episode of "Poetry & Prayer" is generously sponsored by Elie and Judy Roth and family. If you are interested in sponsoring an episode of "Poetry & Prayer," we invite you to join the Tikvah Ideas Circle. Visit tikvah.org/circle to learn more and join.

    8 Min.

  2. VOR 1 TAG

    Psalm 117: The Shortest Psalm

    The complexity of the eschatological vision of the Hebrew Bible is contained in this short psalm. Supplemental Materials: ​Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 117 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 117 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 117 in Hebrew and English. Click here to read Menachem Begin's Nobel Peace Prize speech. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman. This episode of "Poetry & Prayer" is generously sponsored by Elie and Judy Roth and family. If you are interested in sponsoring an episode of "Poetry & Prayer," we invite you to join the Tikvah Ideas Circle. Visit tikvah.org/circle to learn more and join.

    5 Min.

  3. VOR 2 TAGEN

    Psalm 116: Salvation in the Dark

    A verse said by many Jews as they prepare for the end of the Sabbath is found in our psalm. Supplemental Materials: ​Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 116 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 116 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 116 in Hebrew and English. Click here to watch Rabbi Soloveichik's video on Moritz Daniel Oppenheim's painting "The Conclusion of the Sabbath." — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman. This episode of "Poetry & Prayer" is generously sponsored by Jean & Roger Harris in memory of his parents, Jean & Robert Harris.

    7 Min.

  4. VOR 3 TAGEN

    Psalm 115: Lo Lanu and Henry V

    Henry V references the opening phrase of our psalm, though not in the most famous section of the play. Supplemental Materials: ​Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 115 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 115 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 115 in Hebrew and English. Click here to read the St Crispin's Day speech from Henry V by William Shakespeare. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman. This episode of "Poetry & Prayer" is generously sponsored by Elie and Judy Roth and family. If you are interested in sponsoring an episode of "Poetry & Prayer," we invite you to join the Tikvah Ideas Circle. Visit tikvah.org/circle to learn more and join.

    6 Min.

  5. VOR 5 TAGEN

    Psalm 114: Agam and Renewal

    Psalm 114 contains a word linked to a contemporary story of Jewish heroism, bravery, and faith. Supplemental Materials: ​Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 114 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 114 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 114 in Hebrew and English. Click here to read "Agam Berger, the Hostage Who Kept the Sabbath" by Rabbi Soloveichik. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman.

    6 Min.

  6. VOR 6 TAGEN

    Psalm 111: Philosophy and Awe

    The beginning of wisdom, according to our psalm, is found in something other than reason. Supplemental Materials: ​Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 111 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 111 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 111 in Hebrew and English. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman.

    5 Min.

  7. 22. APR.

    Psalm 113: Hallel

    A psalm said to mark miracles concludes with a description of the restoration of Zion. Supplemental Materials: Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 113 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 113 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 113 in Hebrew and English. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman.

    6 Min.

  8. 21. APR.

    Psalm 112: Judaism, the Righteous, and Memory

    A psalm about the importance of memory is an apt one to study on Yom Hazikaron, Israel's Memorial Day. Supplemental Materials: Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 112 in English. Click here to listen to a recitation of Psalm 112 in Hebrew. Click here to read Psalm 112 in Hebrew and English. — "Poetry & Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms" is generously sponsored by Ivan and Suzana Kaufman. This episode of "Poetry & Prayer" is generously sponsored by Julie Goldberg-Botvin in memory of her beloved family members and in honor of the IDF and the brave soldiers fighting for the Jewish nation. If you are interested in sponsoring an episode of "Poetry & Prayer," we invite you to join the Tikvah Ideas Circle. Visit tikvah.org/circle to learn more and join.

    5 Min.
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Jews Christians, and many others have long turned to the biblical Book of Psalms in moments of joy and sorrow. In this daily podcast, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik guides listeners through all 150 chapters, exploring their poetry, meaning, and enduring place in the life of faith.

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