189 | Cries in the Night (Psalms 3-7)

We are going back about three thousand years, to ancient Israel, to a culture where poetry was not decoration. It was survival. The book we call Psalms, or Tehillim in Hebrew, meaning "praises," was the hymnal, prayer book, and therapy journal of an entire civilization. These five psalms sit near the very beginning of that collection, and they are all attributed to King David, a man remembered as both warrior-king and poet, someone who could kill his enemies and weep over them in the same week.Source:https://drive.google.com/file/d/18lXiNtPlKnOpx85X10NJ0e5ZTVo9MBOb/view?usp=sharing