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Tehillim - Psalms - Chapter 92


Chapter 92

1. A song with musical accompaniment for the Sabbath day.   א.
A song with musical accompaniment: of the Levites.   :
for the Sabbath day: that they would recite on Sabbaths, and it deals with the world to come, which is entirely Sabbath.   :
2. It is good to give thanks to the Lord, and to sing to Your name, O Most High.   ב.
3. To declare in the morning Your kindness and Your faith at night.   ג.
To declare in the morning Your kindness: At the time of the Redemption.   :
and Your faith at night: And during the distress of the exile, to believe in You that You will keep Your promise, all this is splendid and good.   :
4. Upon a ten-stringed harp and upon a psaltery, with speech upon a harp.   ד.
Upon a ten-stringed harp and upon a psaltery: Heb. עשור, a harp of ten strings.   :
5. For You have made me happy O Lord, with Your work; with the work of Your hands I shall exult.   ה.
6. How great are Your works, O Lord! Your thoughts are very deep.   ו.
7. A boorish man does not know; neither does a fool understand this.   ז.
A boorish man does not know: What is stated below.   :
8. When the wicked flourish like grass, and all workers of violence blossom, only to be destroyed to eternity.   ח.
When the wicked flourish like grass: they do not know that their flourishing is only to destroy them to eternity, for He recompenses His enemies to their face to destroy them.   :
9. But You remain on high forever, O Lord.   ט.
But You remain on high: In all Your judgments, You have the upper hand, for all justify Your judgments.   :
10. For behold Your enemies, O Lord, for behold Your enemies will perish; all workers of violence will scatter.   י.
11. But You have raised my horn like that of a wild ox; to soak me with fresh oil.   יא.
to soak me with fresh oil: Heb. בלתי. To soak me with the oil of dominion. בַלֹתִי is like (Num. 15:9): “mingled (בלולה) with oil.”   :
12. My eye has gazed upon those who stare at me [with envy]; when evildoers rise up against me, my ears hear [them].   יב.
upon those who stare at me: Heb. בשורי, at those who stare at me, as (5:9): “those who lie in wait for me (בשוררי).”   :
when evildoers rise up against me: About the wicked who rise up against me, my ears heard from behind the “veil” that they will not succeed in destroying us [perhaps, David and his men]. So I heard.   :
13. The righteous one flourishes like the palm; as a cedar in Lebanon he grows.   יג.
The righteous one flourishes like the palm, etc.: Like the palm that produces fruit, and like the cedar insofar as its trunk renews itself.   :
14. Planted in the house of the Lord, in the courts of our God they will flourish.   יד.
Planted: The righteous will be [planted] in the house of the Lord.   :
15. They will yet grow in old age; fat and fresh will they be.   טו.
will… grow: Heb. ישגה, will grow.   :
fat: Heb. דשנים, They will be fat and fresh, and then they will declare that the Lord is upright.   :
16. To declare that the Lord is upright, my rock in Whom there is no injustice.   טז.
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