Tehillim Talks: Psalm 1

[@ellenlefavour628]

Well I am feeling very contented as this Shabbat is nearing its end after listening to this teaching, and am looking forward to this series.

[@grantluton]

Thank you, Ellen. I hope it will be a blessing to you.

[@marylian272]

Shavua Tov. Thank you very very much.

[@marylian272]

Shalom! Thank you

[@walkthroughthewilderness608]

Truly these are words of life and encouragement. Thank you Grant.

[@grantluton]

You are so very welcome.

[@Lugnut_93]

Thank you so much. I've been yearning for an in-depth Psalms study for years. Very well done & insightful.

[@grantluton]

You are so welcome! I hope you find this series a blessing. I sure have been blessed preparing these teachings.

[@karienbuys7327]

Thank you so much.....Im starting this Tehillim Talks as my Bible school in my house!! This is such a blessing! This is so deep! May God bless you sir!! From South Africa(english is my 2d language)

[@grantluton]

Wonderful! I hope that the series is a great blessing to your students. Shalom!

[@DefWorlds]

This series is super helpful for building hebrew vocabulary!

[@threeyearsoldkid]

Is this what you only see in the video? :D

[@DefWorlds]

For building a deeper understanding of some of the most important vocabulary.

[@hannadk777]

Wow, thank you so much for this teaching. Especially because we are reading it at the Shabbat table. Greetings from South Africa

[@grantluton]

You are so very welcome, Hannah. Blessings to you!

[@golda3760]

🎉 yes ... I pray you make it to Psalm 150. Excellent teaching 👏

[@grantluton]

Thank you, Golda. I am getting ready to record Psalm 28, so I'm almost a fifth of the way!

[@jamesbondgrc]

Thank you Grant. So much insight packed in this teaching. I have been reading in Daniel recently of how he advised the king Nebuchadnezzar after the king dreamed of a great tree being cut down. Interesting how this story in Daniel highlights Psalm 1. Daniel 4:27 “Therefore, O king, let my counsel be acceptable to you: break off your sins by practicing righteousness, and your iniquities by showing mercy to the oppressed, that there may perhaps be a lengthening of your prosperity.” Key learning how to be that tree planted by the streams of living water… must practice righteousness and show mercy. If not it is cut down. Makes me think of Yeshua saying in Matthew 9:13 “ Go and learn what this means: ‘I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.” I think Yeshua was quoting Hosea 6:6 Printing the notes from TTM and watching again!! Blessings

[@QHarefield]

Splendid! I love it! Thank you so much for these wonderful insights.

[@grantluton]

You are so welcome!

[@charmainenel1017]

I repent of not delighting in the Torah. Thank you for these teachings 🙌

[@grantluton]

You are so very welcome!

[@patriciaburns7225]

Hi. I have been waiting for someone who will go through the psalm's

[@grantluton]

So glad to be fulfilling that desire. May God grant me time to complete this project!

[@ellendewinnaar1315]

Oh thank you ! How blessed are you ! I truly appreciate your sharing with us.

[@matthewmorrisdon5491]

I never noticed that it does not state keeping Torah but what influence us to keep such.

[@christienbotha6651]

So blessed, thank you!

[@rindaswanepoel9560]

Thank you so much for the clear and informative explanation on Psalm 1. All the Hebrew word - studies too are so good. I cannot wait to get into all the Psalms..you truly baruch and a tzaddik

[@titicoqui]

a series long overdue wow

[@grantluton]

Thank you. Yes, I had put this off for far too long.

[@Victormumopremiere]

Hello Grant. Which Bible version do you read with such Hebrew insight ?

[@grantluton]

That is a frequent question! I work directly from the original Hebrew, but use the ESV as a basic text and tweak it as I go. In the N.T. Scriptures, I start with the ESV, but also rely on The Concordant Literal New Testament, and Bible software programs to help with the Greek (Accordance and Bibleworks). But for additional Hebrew insights, there is no substitute for reading the works of the great Sages of Israel. I am just so thankful to live in a day when most of their works are available in English!

[@anileetan7234]

Yofi, HalleluYah!

[@personanongrata7976]

Tree of Knowledge and knowing one's wife: same word?

[@grantluton]

Yes, they are two forms of the same root. One is a noun and the other a verb. (דעת and ידע)