Tehillim 119: Verses of Kuf

This class is on the first verse if I “make the call,” will He answer? Just how did King David get G-d to do it? Can we learn telemarketing strategies from songful spiritual seeker and royal singer? Learning the first verse for the letter Kuf, verses 145 of Psalm 119.

Secrets of the royal midnight Singer’s success—how and why early to rise made king David so unique! Discover pre-dawn, preemptive strategies of a most effective songful spiritual seeker! Learning the third verse for the letter Kuf, verse 147 of Psalm 119.

Why early to rise can best make you wise, with King David’s royal pre-emptive eyes on nocturnal night watches! Learning the fourth verse for the letter Kuf, verse 148 of Psalm 119.

In the Chabad tradition, the verse selected to represent the letter “Kuf” differs from the common custom. This class carefully analyses the meaning of the 149th verse of Psalm 119, seeking to understand why this would have been selected over the more ubiquitous tradition of Lamentations, 3:56. A profound clarification of the sounds we utter, G-d's kindness and judgment, and the broader motif of this biblical sentence readily reveals why this verse may have been favored to best prepare for Rosh Hashanah’s climatic Shofar sounding.

Three amazingly revealing verses about who is close and far, and awareness of the bigger picture of life. Learning the final verses for the letter Kuf, verse 150-152 of Psalm 119.