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In our second Tehilim shiur (11/24/20 at YBT), we applied our "Adler's Four Questions" and "Pivot Point" methods (discussed in our "How to Learn Tehilim Crash Course") to Tehilim 23. Although this is a familiar perek, it proved to be a surprisingly difficult to crack. The smoothest approach I've found is that of the Ibn Ezra - albeit slightly modified, with help from the Rambam.
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מקורות:
תהלים כג
אבן עזרא - תהלים כג
רמב"ם - מורה הנבוכים ג:יב
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For a write-up of the shiur, which went further than the shiur itself, here's a link to the article.
If you missed the crash-course on "How to Learn Tehilim," here are links to the YouTube video, the podcast episode, and the written version.
Here's another article I wrote entitled How TO and How NOT to Apply Tehilim to Your Life.
Lastly, here's an article I wrote entitled How to Say Tehilim for the Sick Without Violating Halacha.
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