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Tehillim Thought of the Day [Psalm 74:12]

17th of Tishrei, October 16, 2008

 

Our experience of G-D is rooted in our history.  We do not know Hashem as a mere abstraction, or through philosophical ruminations.   Jewish history is the narrative of Hashem’s presence in our lives.  "And You, O G-D, were my king of old, who performed acts of salvation in the midst of the earth (Psalm 74:12)."   Hashem is the "king of old", with whom we are intimately familiar.  His salvations are "in the midst of the earth", in fall view of the earth’s inhabitants.   Our challenge is to be able to view these salvations, to see the glory of G-D in the natural world.  The psalmist assists us by listing the great acts of salvation performed by Hashem at the time of the exodus from Egypt.   When we recall the redemption of Egypt, we are encouraged to persevere in our faith.   Just as He redeemed us then, so too shall Hashem redeem us now. 


Good Moed. 

Copyright, 2008 Rachel Lerner



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