Tehillim Talks: Psalm 4

The Righteous Man vs. The World
This is the first of 55 psalms that are composed "for the Conductor" (למנצח, lam'natzeach). We focus on this interesting word and discover that it has a military connotation. We also discover the three pursuits of ungodly people.
For more teachings (and to print out the notes) visit: www.torahtodayministries.org

[@cynthiabutlerworship4112]

Thank you so much for your teachings. It helps a lot to have deeper understanding. Shalom

[@grantluton]

You are very welcome

[@ellendewinnaar1315]

A treasure psalm when drawing up Petitions before the Holy One !

[@marylian272]

Thank you.great teaching

[@grantluton]

You are welcome!

[@Probablytracy]

Loved this one. Needed it today!❤

[@atarahchomah1463]

Excellent teaching. Emptiness is an understatement. Like your book says what we see is temporary and what we don’t see is eternal. We have it backwards I heard a great quote once. “ we should love people and use things but we love things and use people”.

[@grantluton]

Well said! And I may use that quote sometime!

[@bernardherron9501]

Good job grant

[@DefWorlds]

I wonder if "riq" is related to "raqiah".

[@grantluton]

Good question! The two words are very similar, but so far I have not been able to find a connection. (But that doesn't mean there isn't one.)

[@julianajones4022]

Followed the link but couldn't find the notes. Any ideas?

[@grantluton]

Here is a link that will take you directly to the teaching page for Psalm 4. torahtodayministries.org/lesson/tehillim-talks-psalm-4/ Right below LESSON NOTES is the link to print them. Please let me know if you experience any further difficulties.