The opening of Tehilim, The beginning of the Torah and chapter 17 of Jeremiah? What and why are these connections made, and why start Tehilim from chapter 17 of Jeremiah ?

The first episode of Ronnie's study of Mizmorim 1 and 2, the introduction to the whole book of Tehilim and where the author, Jeremiah is very clearly identified.

In this episode, the final one on superscriptions, we delve into the Historical Superscriptions and how they help in the understanding of the Mizmorim.

Superscriptions as pointers to connect other Mizmorim and their ideas. Mizmor 88 has a triple superscription that points to Mizmorim 48, 53 and 89 respectively.

Continuing our exploration of superscriptions we took the opportunity to speak about mizmor 132 and contrasting it with the very dark mizmor 89.

Exploring the Shire Hama'alot Mizmorim. 120-134. with a deep dive into the center of this group, Mizmor 127. Shir Hama'alot Lishlomo.

The second episode of our superscription series. Explore the meaning behind the Mikhtam mizmorim, their placement, and their connection with "al tashhet" and the book of Jeremiah.

Many Psalms begin with a sentence that is usually called a "superscription." This just means "something written above." we prefer to call them Tehillim Tags in order to emphasize their function regarding the meaning, tone, mood, etc. of the Mizmor.

This is an overview of Ronnie's approach to these pesuqim, which are essential in understanding the mizmorim .