The Secret of PSALM #1

Blessed is the man... Thus opens Psalm #1 and the entire book of Psalms. Beneath its ostensibly simple verses hide deep life lessons which can totally transform the way you read Scripture...
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[@lauranell2978]

Rabbi my entire existence is being challenged and provoked to transform into a different state of being! Shedding skin !

[@JubiDC]

Thank you so much, Rabbi. Your words fall like drops of healing rain on a dry and parched desert. Just glorious! This series is a true Godsend. I'm deeply grateful. 🌳🌹🌴🌺

[@annaliencloete7232]

Thank you Rabbi. You are a gifted teacher. Looking forward to thecrest of this series.

[@gingercline9638]

Thank you 🙏❤ Rabbi. Looking forward to this series

[@janetthomas1394]

12:05 EST This teaching is so rich! Thank you from Georgia USA

[@kosherhealthymeandnili9623]

Thank you so much, very needed Tehillim in depth, beautifully explained! May HaShem bless you to be successful in spreading the beauty of Psalms and HaShem’s Torah

[@margo_noahide]

So beautiful Rabbi. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 💓

[@Joshua_Brez]

Can't wait for the next installment of this series. I love getting just a taste of the Hebrew. As much as I love English from 400 years ago in the KJV it is nice to get a peek at the original. I've been getting into the habit of waking up and reading at least a Psalm every morning and it is nice to have some additional education on what I'm reading. Thank you very much for all your work.

[@arroyonpr]

Excellent Rabbi Nir, Please keep them coming!

[@sandybrower8133]

Loved shiur. Would like to finish the psalm. Thank you.

[@anti_missionary_mission]

Really nice, can't wait to hear more about the other Psalms

[@gillanissan1660]

וגם אשרי- מלשון אישור, השם מאשר את ההולכים בדרכו האישור שלו מעניק אושר

[@yonigalen9181]

Wonderful. Thank you. Can you include some of the sources for the explanations you give?

[@shaunshenassa5653]

Thank you!! ❤

[@user-yk9ip3bb6s]

Gracias

[@lynnehowell1347]

Thank you

[@mushkaschtroks3742]

Thank you, very insightful. Is it possible to have the original hebrew text shown as well?

[@worldsofwisdom]

I'll do my best in the next one.

[@mushkaschtroks3742]

Thank you!@@worldsofwisdom

[@sshwiff]

It's interesting to see that the Bet and Tav surround Ashrei. Is there anything to correlate that they spell BaT?

[@worldsofwisdom]

One of the 70 interpretations of the word Bereshit in the Tikunei Zohar premutes it Beit Osher (בית אשר) - house of happiness or bliss. Osher is the root of Ashrei, allowing the yud to join beit and tav and become bayit. Being conscious of the fact that this world was intentionally created by the Creator ("Bereshit") prepares our soul to become a vessel (bayit) for Divine bliss (osher).

[@gillanissan1660]

וגם רשע- הוא זה שמחשיב חלק מן האמת כאילו זו האמת כולה.

[@gboubegtiten2581]

Interesting! Is this from the Torah?

[@margo_noahide]

Exactly what do you mean by saying that??

[@krisztiweitner7082]

JESUS IS ALIVE, HE IS THE MESSIAH!My revealed faith is from the God of Israel! This Jesus was resurrected by God, and we are all witnesses to this. Therefore, after he was exalted to the right hand of God and received the promised Holy Spirit from the Father, he fulfilled it, as you now see and hear. Because David did not ascend to heaven, since he himself says: The Lord said to my Lord: Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool. The whole house of Israel will surely know that God has made him Lord and Christ, that Jesus whom you crucified. What they heard touched their hearts, and they asked Peter and the other apostles: What shall we do, my brothers and men? And Peter said to them: Repent and be baptized all of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. Because the promise is for you and your children and all those who are far away, but whom the Lord our God has called. (Acts 2, 32-38)