A Mountain, a Bird, and the Nature of Faith

Psalm 10 offers insights into the difference between the Greek and Jewish views of justice.

In Psalm 9, David seems to reflect on his most famous battle encounter—and on the existence of evil in the world.

Psalm 8 perfectly expresses what Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik described as the "majesty and humility" at the heart of the human condition.

 Psalm 7 finds David grappling with the fact that Saul, the anointed of God, threatens his life.