A DIFFERENT KIND OF FEED

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More soul.

The whole chapter. Room to breathe. Scroll through all 150 chapters of Tehillim, in Hebrew or Hebrew and English.

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150 psalms.
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THE BOOK OF PSALMS

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MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

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תְּהִלִּים

Words with room to breathe.
WORDS WE COME BACK TO

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WORDS THAT HAVE HELD GENERATIONS

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All 150 chapters of Tehillim, the Book of Psalms, retrieved from the Sefaria library.

Hebrew
Tanach with Nikkud · Public domain. The Hebrew is unchanged.

English
We use modernized English wording and Hashem for the Divine Name.

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