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Chassidut on Tehillim 145 – Rabbi Michl of Zlochev
Chassidic Teachings on Tehillim

Chassidut on Tehillim 145 – Rabbi Michl of Zlochev

Chassidut on Tehillim 145 – Rabbi Michl of Zlochev

Tehillim 145:21 - "Tehillat Hashem yedaber pi, vivarekh kol basar shem kodsho leolam va'ed" - (Let my mouth declare the praise of G-d; let all flesh bless His holy Name forever and ever.) We ask ourselves: How can our mouths utter praise of G-d? Do not all the seraphim and the inhabitants of Heaven tremble before the majesty of His Name? Scripture answers: “Let all flesh bless His holy Name forever, because it is precisely flesh that is called upon to praise Him.” In "Perek Shirah", it is said that even the lowliest of the earth’s worms sings a song to Him. How much greater, then, is man, who has been granted the ability to understand and reveal new ways of praising his Creator. (Rabbi Michl of Zlochev)

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17 Feb 2018
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