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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 90 |
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 “May the pleasantness of My Master, our Lord, be upon us, our handiwork, May He establish for us; our handiwork, May He establish (Psalms 90:17).” The day on which the Children of Israel constructed the Mishkan,
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 136 |
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 “To Him Who alone performs great wonders, for His kindness endures forever (Psalms 136:4).” For God, there is no difference between nature and a change in nature. When we speak of “wonders,” it is only how we perceive it.
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 135 |
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 “Whatever God wished, He did, in heaven and on earth; in the seas and all the depths. He raises clouds from the end of the earth (Psalms 135 6–7).” If a person desires to become a Chariot for the Divine Presence,
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 93 |
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 “God will have reigned, He will have donned grandeur; He will have donned might and girded Himself; even firmed the world that it should not falter (Psalms 93:1).” When a person accepts upon himself the yoke of
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Festival Prayers-Succot-Psalm 92 |
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 “My eyes have seen my vigilant foes; when those who would harm me rise up against me, my ears have heard their doom (Psalms 92:12).” It is the nature of a person to have difficulty receiving review. A mature person
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 19 |
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 “For the Conductor; a song of David. The heavens declare the glory of God, and the expanse of the sky tells of His handiwork (Psalms 19:1–2).” The open spaces in the sukkah roofs are to allow us to see the heavens.
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 34 |
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“Turn from evil and do good, seek peace and pursue it (Psalms 34:15).” The theme of peace speaks of the Four Species, which represent four types of people: those who have both learning good and deeds, those who have
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 98 |
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“Call out to God, all inhabitants of the earth, open your mouths in joyous songs and play music. Play music to God on a harp, with harp and sound of chanted praise. With trumpets and shofar sound, call out before
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 121 |
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 “A Song of Ascents. I raise my eyes to the mountains; from where will my help come (to see Psalms 121:1)?” When we raise our “eyes to the mountains,” we should have the following verse in mind: “Jerusalem
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Festival Prayers-Succot Kavanot-Psalm 122 |
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“A Song of Ascents, by David. I rejoiced when they said to me, "Let us go to the House of God' (Psalms 122:1).” We should use this verse to focus our attention before we step into our sukkah; rejoicing, as did David,
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“He will charge His angels for you, to protect you in all your ways (Psalms 91:11).” Perhaps a man will say, ‘Who is there to testify against me?’ The very stones of his house and its beams testify against him, as it is written,
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