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Episode 156· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·Jun 4, 2026
A word central to biblical ethics is at the heart of this psalm.

Episode 126· The Pillars: Jerusalem, Athens, and the Western Mind Podcast·Jun 3, 2026
The French Revolution was a series of cascading events that would upend the world of modern politics.

Episode 155· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·Jun 3, 2026
Psalm 142 inspires us to contrast two very different texts about caves.

Episode 154· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·Jun 2, 2026
A comparison between prayer and a rite in the Temple illuminates both.

Episode 153· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·Jun 1, 2026
A verb in Psalm 140 has a parallel and a very different context in the sh’ma.

Episode 152· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 31, 2026
In Psalm 139, David ponders the omniscience and omnipresence of the Almighty.

Episode 151· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 29, 2026
David speaks of praising God with a "whole heart." What does that mean?

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Episode 150· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 27, 2026
Psalm 136 may play a special role in the Passover Seder.

Episode 125· The Pillars: Jerusalem, Athens, and the Western Mind Podcast·May 27, 2026
Utilitarianism was one product of the Enlightenment, but so was Romanticism.

Episode 149· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 27, 2026
Psalm 135 references the different groups of people who will come to the Temple, joined in praise of God.

Episode 148· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 26, 2026
A Hebrew phrase has opened the last 15 psalms. What does it mean?

Episode 147· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 25, 2026
How is the famous verse that opens Psalm 133 linked with the other verses contained in it?

Episode 146· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 24, 2026
Psalm 132 describes David’s search for the site of the future Temple.

Episode 145· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 21, 2026
Psalm 131’s themes of humility and trust reflect the essence of David's spiritual life.

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Episode 144· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 20, 2026
A famous phrase opens Psalm 130. What does it mean?

Episode 143· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 19, 2026
An allusion to part of the plot from the Book of Ruth may be found in our psalm.

Episode 142· Poetry and Prayer: A Daily Journey Through the Psalms Podcast·May 18, 2026
A wedding tradition allows us to more deeply understand Psalm 128.
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