Psalm 22 Zabur/Tehillim Sephardi Hebrew Canting/Recitation with English

Psalm 22: the canting (singing) is done by a Sephardi Jew reciting the Tehillim (Psalms/Zabur) in Hebrew and the video recording contains an English translation of the text from the New Living Translation.
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[@willmart8066]

Could you please write the hebraic transliteration for the first verse?

[@mahirhabib333]

How you say the intro sentences "I seek refuge in God from satan the rejected. In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful." in Hewbrew?

[@retr0291]

āni mebaqqēs Miqlat Etsel Elohim meHaSatan Ha arūr, and Beshm’Elohim haRahman haRahem

[@mahirhabib333]

@@retr0291 Thank You

[@randomn12321]

@@retr0291 wow, its the same in arabic, its in Qur'an, is this from Torah?

[@tmagz6622]

@@randomn12321 It doesn't appear in the Torah HaSatan in the Torah is more like God's prosecutor accusing the men of God of sins and leaving it up to God to forgive or punish them

[@DominikKoppensteiner]

​@@tmagz6622 It's not from the Torah itself, but in Job, Satan really wants to destroy Job's life, and in Zechariah 3, God says to Satan, "The Lord rebuke you, Satan." (Which makes most sense from a Christian perspective.)

[@diansc7322]

why is there music in all of these

[@IRP01]

Psalms were written to music - meant to be sung