Psalm 145 sung in hebrew

Psalm 145
King James Version
145 I will extol thee, my God, O king; and I will bless thy name for ever and ever.

2 Every day will I bless thee; and I will praise thy name for ever and ever.

3 Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised; and his greatness is unsearchable.

4 One generation shall praise thy works to another, and shall declare thy mighty acts.

5 I will speak of the glorious honour of thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works.

6 And men shall speak of the might of thy terrible acts: and I will declare thy greatness.

7 They shall abundantly utter the memory of thy great goodness, and shall sing of thy righteousness.

8 The Lord is gracious, and full of compassion; slow to anger, and of great mercy.

9 The Lord is good to all: and his tender mercies are over all his works.

10 All thy works shall praise thee, O Lord; and thy saints shall bless thee.

11 They shall speak of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of thy power;

12 To make known to the sons of men his mighty acts, and the glorious majesty of his kingdom.

13 Thy kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and thy dominion endureth throughout all generations.

14 The Lord upholdeth all that fall, and raiseth up all those that be bowed down.

15 The eyes of all wait upon thee; and thou givest them their meat in due season.

16 Thou openest thine hand, and satisfiest the desire of every living thing.

17 The Lord is righteous in all his ways, and holy in all his works.

18 The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth.

19 He will fulfil the desire of them that fear him: he also will hear their cry, and will save them.

20 The Lord preserveth all them that love him: but all the wicked will he destroy.

21 My mouth shall speak the praise of the Lord: and let all flesh bless his holy name for ever and ever.

Thanks much. Everything in the universe is Hebrew School.

To add some general information:

This Psalm is known for its acrostic -- each verse begins with a letter of the alefbeit.

That being the case, it's also known for its "missing verse", because there's no verse beginning with the letter nun.

Even Wikipedia somewhat covers the issue. Excerpt:

By the 3rd century C.E., Rabbi Johanan Ha-Nappah is quoted in the Talmud (Berakhot 4b) as asking why is there no verse in Psalm 145 beginning with nun, and the explanation is given (presumably by the same Rabbi Johanan) that the word "fallen" (נפלה, nawfla) begins with nun, as in the verse of Amos 5:2 ("Fallen is the Maiden of Israel, she shall arise nevermore"), and thus it is incompatible with the uplifting and universal theme of the Psalm.
Since verse 14, the samech verse, contains the word "נֹּפְלִ֑ים" (the fallen), the Talmud conjectures that King David foresaw the destruction ("fall") of Israel and omitted a verse starting with nun, while nevertheless hinting to it in the next verse (c.f. the pattern of verse 12, ending with "מַלְכוּתֽוֹ" (His kingship), and verse 13, starting with "מַֽלְכוּתְךָ֗" (Your kingship)).

A little more about the letter nun, in the context of Passover:

The gematria of nun is fifty. There are fifty "gates" or levels of Binah, understanding. That's why the Jews counted forty-nine days--seven complete weeks from Passover to Shavuos--to ready themselves to receive the Torah. The famous question is, why does the Torah tell us to count fifty days after Passover, when immediately afterwards it says to count seven complete weeks, which are only forty-nine days? The answer is that an individual can only attain forty-nine levels of intellect on his own. The fiftieth level, that of transcendence, can only be provided by G-d. Therefore G-d says: You do yours and I will do Mine. If you achieve the forty-ninth level, I will bless you with the fiftieth; the highest tier of Binah, understanding.¹¹
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/137086/jewish/Nun.htm

If you achieve the forty-ninth level, I will bless you with the fiftieth; the highest tier of Binah, understanding.¹¹

Which reminds me of the two-year running analog of Ingenuity, the MarsHelicopter. Flight 49 occurred this past Sunday (4/2, Sol 752) and was announced on the 3rd. Here's the FR thread.

Then late in the day yesterday (4/4), the preview for Flight 50 was published. I immediately noticed an "anomaly" in the format of the posting...

"By the Numbers" status updates have been running since Flight 31, although 32 was skipped. In them, the scheduled date has been given as a "no earlier than" date, or as the NET acronym for the earlier flights. And as it sometimes turns out, the flights don't take place on the "no earlier than" NET day.

Now suddenly, in a break from tradition, Flight 50's preview begins as:

Flight: 50
Expected Flight date: 04/05/2023

(Nissan 14). Which is today. As I write this, it is Perseverance's Sol 755, in the 14th hour. (Ingenuity's flight log uses these Sol dates.)

The clock is at the bottom of the imagery that is the header of the rover's page.

Of late, confirmations have been announced on planet Earth the day after the flights. If Flight 50 goes as expected, the success of flight 50 will be published tomorrow, on Passover (after the historical big escape flight). With the repositioning of the helicopter, an advance to a new airfield suggests that the field will be named "Mu", the Greek letter that equals 40.

However, these locations are listed as the letter names (words) in English. In modern Greek, the word mu [Μι] = 50.

Since verse 14, the samech verse, contains the word "נֹּפְלִ֑ים" (the fallen), the Talmud conjectures that King David foresaw the destruction ("fall") of Israel and omitted a verse starting with nun...

The root of the word samech, when used as a verb, means to assist and support. Among the many concepts represented by the letter nun, the letter which precedes the letter samech in the Hebrew alphabet, is the idea of falling; as the verb "falls" (nofel) begins with the letter nun. Psalm 145, written by King David, is constructed as an acrostic following the order of the Hebrew alphabet. Only the letter nun is absent as David did not want to even allude to any future downfalls or hardships the Jewish people would suffer.
Nonetheless, aware of such potential downfalls, the very next verse, which begins with the letter samech, states that God supports all those who have fallen. This verse, which encapsulates the surrounding energy of the samech, provides crucial encouragement for all those who do eventually experience life's inevitable setbacks.

https://thetrugmans.com/understanding-the-sukkah-based-on-its-letters/

Perseverance awaits at the region dubbed Tenby ("little fort of the fish"*), named for a coastal village in Wales known for its tidal island, which is colloquially called St Catherine's Rock. That name is of course better known for the monastery located at the foot of Mount Sinai. (Space-time is the 4D galaxy, where Lone Starr had been discovered outside a monastery, even wearing a mysterious pendant that no one could read.)

"Until we meet at Tenby."

(Perseverance arrived at Tenby on 3/13.)

I wondered where this word play might lead, because there are so many "10b"s (addresses, highway exits, an alternative to a plan 10a, on and on.). Figured I'd check the Zohar for possible illumination. And because the timing was the Exodus, I went directly there. As it turned out, the opening words of Shemot 10b:

אֵלִי אֵלִי לָמָּה עֲזַבְתָּנִי

More here with the English, in its context about the morning star, the Ayelet HaShachar aka Esther. (verse 15:162)

And these same words are in the "famous last words" in the Christian world, and on this very Hebrew date, no less.

And in the Jewish world, traditionally the words were prophetically written by King David for Queen Esther, for her to pray during her time in the palace, isolated from her people.

***

There's just so much to be found in the free world outside of Egypt, the house of bondage where everyone is expected to slave away in lockstep, just doing as they're told, no matter how demanding and oppressive. Question or balk or even open a door for some fresh air, and get "the treatment." In Galaxy Quest, Guy sure got all worked up about heading outside.

The trapped inside folks never even get a chance to visit a museum, such as the US Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville:

LOCATION
One Tranquility Base,
Huntsville, Alabama 35805

It's big feature: the Davidson Center (in huge letters), designed to house the model of the "fallen" Apollo Saturn V rocket. Useful stat: 363 "haMashiach" feet in height.

Google Street View goes right in. At the end (head), the Moon appears in the floor, surrounded by Neil Armstrong's famous announcement for the ages.

Yet right outside the entry door, ready to rumble and lift up:

More here about Apollo 11's mission, corresponding to the Nine Days, which ended with Columbia's (= "dove", like the name Jonah) hovering over the waters of the Pacific and splashing down on Tisha B'Av. Rashi must have seen that, with a glass half full.

Yet who even sees any of these details and analogies, because after all, G-d is nowhere in the narrative. Like in the very scroll of the Messiah:

Purim Fun: Why is There a Star in the Middle of the Scroll?

Visiting Marshall [zipcode 35808]
Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center is situated on the U.S. Army's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. Visitors are welcomed at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Marshall's official Visitor Center, which offers public bus tours of Marshall. U.S. Space & Rocket Center visitors can learn more about Marshall's legacy and ongoing work. Interactive exhibits and historic artifacts demonstrate our critical role in supporting the breadth of NASA's exploration and science missions. Visitors will learn how Marshall develops, integrates and manages complex space systems and scientific research projects that continue to yield exciting and innovative scientific discoveries.
https://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/about/visitor.html

A fun and easy way to remember the highway, which is the Ohr Mashiach (= 565) -- aka the [sudden] revelation of all knowledge -- is to remember the name of the king:

Ahas Я US

* fish -- there are two. The letter nun (the known, revealed fish-letter), and the letter samech (the concealed fish-letter). See how the word fish in Arabic is based on its being a primary support, sustenance food, a samech so to speak: it's etymology is explained right here. But without an Arabic letter corresponding to a samech, it is spelled with a shin. That's how it came back into Hebrew, spelled with a shin. Of course the internet translators are limited by a human knowledge base, so a trout (even with the vowels) ends up translated as..

Your Name

Together these two fish spell nes, a miracle.

What was that about a missing verse?

Who Knows 50?

A voice cries, Prepare in the wilderness the way of the Lord, make straight in the desert a highway for our God:
(Isaiah 40.3)

Keep on the Sunnyside! ~ Johnny Cash

Happy Passover 5783!

Why not. I've already investigated the hieroglyphic for Egypt, and it's got a weak spot dead center, huge point of departure just sitting there, open. When Pharaoh showed Moses the door, Moses saw the door! There's a related issue in the English word.

I posted it around here somewhere, a while back.

Continuing on the subject of 50,

The distinguished number of transcendence.

How many times did God have to say it over and over and over again, yet who really heard,

"Observe my STATUES!!!"

Those who did just that, noticed a shocking detail. David... the most famous statue in the entire world,

is a Gentile.

How on Earth did that happen? What was Michelangelo thinking? It's obvious from his body of work they he knew what he was doing. In fact, the stone that became David had been rejected by the first two sculptors. Depending on the accounts, the first left without saying why, and the second abandoned the project saying that the stone was flawed and difficult to work with.

Modern analysis had indeed discovered many holes in the stone that became David. One man's trash is another man's treasure.

Scholars have ready explanations about a minimal procedure, or that's it's just how Renaissance artwork rolled.

In any case, Michelangelo took the stone that the first two sculptors rejected, and turned it into the most famous statue in the world. Everybody loves David!

Yet, a simple observation is that

a Gentile David's name is not spelled in Hebrew the same as King David's name, whose name carried right through in the modern Hebrew spelling of David . Even the two spellings in the Bible are quite distinguishable from a "Gentile" David, because when a name comes from the English-speaking world, it's spelled according to its sound:

DAY-vid

דייוויד

Which adds up to...

An example can be seen in the Hebrew spelling of Camp David, named by President Eisenhower for his father and grandson.

Camp David is of course famous for the Camp David Accords -- the framework agreements between Egypt and Israel, signed at the White House on September 17th, 1978.

It was signed late on that Sunday evening, so the Hebrew date was the 16th of Elul, 5738. Elul -- aka the month of mercy. A couple weeks ahead of the New Year 5739.

This brings up an interesting point. When Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, he instructed them to settle the whole family in Egypt, because there were yet 5 more years of the famine.

The family had been separated from Joseph for 22 years at the time of this big revelation and big family reunion.

22 years, like the 22 letters of the alefbeit. And there were yet 5 more years of famine, like there are 5 final letters of the alefbeit. The 5 letters are shaped differently when they appear at the end of a word.

Everyone resettled in Egypt.

70 souls all together.

At that time, Jacob told Pharaoh that he was 130 years old, the same as the sum of the letter ayin [עין], which is 70 ע.

Born in year 2108, + 130 years = 2238

Does anyone know where the end of that famine is recorded? Maybe it was slipped into a Psalm. Amazing what gets repeated over and over again.

Because if it went on and on of the kind of famine described in Amos chapter 8, when no one heard a thing...

in the context of years as letters, there were still five left. The five final letters have their extended numeric values:

chaf sofit: 500
mem sofit: 600
nun sofit: 700
fei sofit: 800
tzaddi sofit: 900
Total: 3500

Year 2238 + 3500 = 5738 (1978)

That would be a long 5 years, averaging 700 years each, the sum of a nun sofit x 5.

3500 = 50 x 70
David [דוד] = 14
70 in base 10 = 50 in beis, er base 14. A base is a foundation, like home plate.

Tetradecimal units remain to this day for guessing people's weight in stones (e.g. 5 stone = 70 lbs).

I suppose it beats barking for the Yak woman. You ever see her? She's got these big horns growing right out above her ears...

The Camp David Accords... signed at the White House in the month of mercy, in year 5738.

45 years this year. Who'd make it to 50? Here's to Ingenuity, the Spirit of Elohim, Joseph's essense. No one gets out of Egypt without the bones of Joseph.

Joseph's Ark had been sunk deep in de nile. I see a Marshelicopter on my laptop. She's even a Google "Easter egg". Serach the search lady sez search.

"mars 2020", "perseverance rover", or "ingenuity" will show the Ingenuity helicopter that when clicked, flies around the screen.

Joseph and Baya

The biblical story of Joseph and the Egyptian records about Baya do not tell the same story. According to the records, Egypt did not suffer during the famine, and Baya didn't get his position by interpreting a Pharaoh's dream. The famine was fifty years not seven, and Baya did not live to see years of plenty because he was executed by the Pharaoh. These are only some of the many differences between the accounts.

https://www.thetorah.com/article/joseph-and-the-famine-the-storys-origins-in-egyptian-history

So many holes, so few willing to... play.

Entering the Promised Land,

Make Psalm 145 work *for* you:

The letter nun [50] in the acrostic had been skipped over "for some reason".

Yet here's one individual word/appearance in the Torah which matches this letter string as-is, a nun "missing" in the middle:

למסע

(I'll get back to it in a minute.)

They pair off as the sums 70 and 130, which hints to the ayin (eyes, well, fountain)

Which should then fill in the concept of the nun -- nun is for the neshama, the "nose" in between the "eyes":

I think there's truth to common expressions like, "He has a good nose for business," and "Something doesn't smell right." Smell is intangible, yet very intuitive. It represents one's internal compass. The Talmud says that when the Messiah comes, he will "smell and judge" -- that is, he will use his spiritual sensitivity to determine complex truths.
Indeed, the nose knows!
https://aish.com/the-nose-smells/

We already know that the "ayes" have it... because of all the nations in the world, only Israel [= 541] said "Yes!" [= 70] to the Torah [= 611].

541 + 70 = 611

Yosef: "he will add", so it makes sense.

I've mentioned this a few times over the years, but as you all know, Rachel is known as Rachel Imenu, "Our Mother", the Mother of all Israel. Naturally, within this framework, her sons would include the Messiah. Even David was born where Rachel had died in childbirth.

Yet for some reason, nobody has thought to reverse-engineer the quintessential jokes involving Jewish mothers. I mean if there's any root of truth to them... where's Mama Rochel in all of it? At the head.

This is how I learned where she got the prophetic insight upon bearing Joseph, to *know* that God would add to her another son. She named Joseph based on this very intel. It was even obvious to Pharaoh that Joseph had the Spirit of Elohim in him.

Thus she named him, "He will add." Your name is your blessing! It follows then that she *knew* she would have another son. Nothing wrong with an accountant son, mind you. He's the brother of the...

Deliverer.

Can you believe it though? All the bad actors got word about the Deliverer, so they set out to destroy the...

deliveries.

And spared all of the girls!

That's what I'd call an epic fail of epic proportions.

Deu 10
למסע
11. And the Lord said to me, Arise, go on your journey [קום לך למסע] before the people, that they may go in and possess the land, which I swore to their fathers to give to them:
12. And now, Israel, what does the Lord your God require of you, but to fear the Lord your God, to walk in all his ways, and to love him, and to serve the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul:
13. To keep the commandments of the Lord, and his statutes, which I command you this day for your good:
14. Behold, the heaven and the heaven of heavens is the Lord's your God, the earth also, with all that is in it:
15. Only the Lord took delight in your fathers to love them, and he chose their seed after them, you above all people, as it is this day:

The Way is Love ~ Roy Orbison

So, the simplest acronym for this year—תשפג—is “May it be a Year of Great Wonder” (תְּהֵא שְׁנַת פֶּלֶא גָּדוֹל). The “Great Wonder” that we are anticipating this year is the coming of Mashiach, who is related to the word “wonder,” since Isaiah calls Mashiach the “wondrous counselor” (פֶּלֶא יוֹעֵץ), which itself equals the word “physician” (רוֹפֵא).[4] The Mashiach is the expert physician who comes to heal us from all our ailments. He achieves this with the Torah. So that is the simplest thing we should have in mind and pray to Hashem that we merit seeing it with our physical eyes this year.
https://www.inner.org/hebrew_calendar/the-essence-of-the-year-5783

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