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Psalms / Tehilim Tome IV (Psalms 86 to 118)
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Collection "La Bible commented", containing: the Hebrew text; its translation into French; comments verse by verse, based on talmudic, midrachic and rabbinical sources; An introduction which is a real Jewish thinking course presenting before the study the ideas of the sacred text. "This volume IV presents, a very special meaning of the fact that it has psalms that make up a large part of our Sidour (prayer ritual). Psalms 90,91,100 and 105 are among the Pessoukei Dezimra; Psalms 92 to 99 are part of Kabbalat Chabbat; And Psalms 113 to 118 are the songs of the Hallel, the majestic hymns of recognition and praise that we sing in the holiday prayer
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Other volumes available:
Volume I (Psalms 1 to 30), Volume II (Psalms 31 to 55), Volume III (Psalms 56 to 85)
Collection "La Bible commented"
French version of the famous American collection Artscroll
Like all works in the collection, this volume contains:
* The Hebrew text of the Book of Psalms;
* His translation in French
*comments, verse by verse;
*An introduction which is a real Jewish thought course, presenting the ideas for the sacred text, produced by Rabbi Nosson Scherman;
Comments to verse is based on Talmudic, Midrachial and Rabbinical Sources.
The Book of Psalms enjoys a very special place in Jewish life. For generations, the Jews never felt alone with the book of Tehilim in hand, a safe companion and guide without errors.
Many men have composed wonderful hymns to D., but their worms are limited to their experiencepersonal.
David transcended these narrow limits. His universal soul has mixed and melted with that of all men, present, past and future. He felt and understood the vast panorama of all human feelings in all situations. Each tiny shade, each subtle variation in human emotion is expressed in these amazing psalms.
Tehilim/Psalms IV (Psalms 86 to 118)
ISBN 2-85332-113-4, 1 bound volume, 343 pages, 1st edition (April 2014)
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Collection "La Bible commented", containing: the Hebrew text; its translation into French; comments verse by verse, based on talmudic, midrachic and rabbinical sources; An introduction which is a real Jewish thinking course presenting before the study the ideas of the sacred text. "This volume IV presents, a very special meaning of the fact that it has psalms that make up a large part of our Sidour (prayer ritual). Psalms 90,91,100 and 105 are among the Pessoukei Dezimra; Psalms 92 to 99 are part of Kabbalat Chabbat; And Psalms 113 to 118 are the songs of the Hallel, the majestic hymns of recognition and praise that we sing in the holiday prayer