The Ancient Scriptures And the Modern Jew
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O give thanks unto the Lord ; for He is good : For His mercy endureth for ever. PSALMS cxvii. And cxviii.
IV THE CONCLUSION OF THE HALLEL A Prophetic Drama of the End of the Age THE series of six psalms beginning with the H3th and ending with the n8th constituted "the Hallel. " x Hallel means praise, and although the whole collection of Psalms abounds in praise, this series was particularly so-called, because they formed the special praise, sung in the Temple courts in circumstances of great jo...y and solemnity, on the three great " feasts of the Lord " Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles. But it was with the Paschal feast that the Hallel was more especially associated, and even to this day it forms the chief feature in the Haggadah 2 used in every pious Jewish home on the evening of the Passover, when they meet to " show " or " tell forth " the wonders of the Exodus from Egypt, and to express their hopes of another greater national redemption yet to come. In connection with that feast the Hallel used to be divided into two parts : the first part, consisting of Psalms 113 and 114, being usually sung at an early part of the 1 See my articles on "The Commencement of the Hallel" in Nos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O give thanks unto the Lord ; for He is good : For His mercy endureth for ever. PSALMS cxvii. And cxviii.
IV THE CONCLUSION OF THE HALLEL A Prophetic Drama of the End of the Age THE series of six psalms beginning with the H3th and ending with the n8th constituted "the Hallel. " x Hallel means praise, and although the whole collection of Psalms abounds in praise, this series was particularly so-called, because they formed the special praise, sung in the Temple courts in circumstances of great jo...y and solemnity, on the three great " feasts of the Lord " Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles. But it was with the Paschal feast that the Hallel was more especially associated, and even to this day it forms the chief feature in the Haggadah 2 used in every pious Jewish home on the evening of the Passover, when they meet to " show " or " tell forth " the wonders of the Exodus from Egypt, and to express their hopes of another greater national redemption yet to come. In connection with that feast the Hallel used to be divided into two parts : the first part, consisting of Psalms 113 and 114, being usually sung at an early part of the 1 See my articles on "The Commencement of the Hallel" in Nos.
What to read after The Ancient Scriptures And the Modern Jew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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