Tehilim Perek 135

Rabbi Shaya Sussman, LCSW

Tehilim Perek 135

Rabbi Shaya Sussman, LCSW

January 13, 2019 · 00:03:26

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Tehilim Perek 135 Hello everybody, in today’s NachDaily we’ll be discussing Tehilim chapter 135, beginning the last 15 chapters of the Sefer. The Yerushalmi in Pessachim 5:7 tells us that the next two chapters are known as “Hallel Hagadol, the Great Hallel’” They are said at the end of the Pesach Seder after the shorter Hallel known as the “Hallel Hamitzri, Egyptian Hallel,” consisting of perakim 113 through 118. Although the Halachah requires us to only say the next chapter at the end of the Seder, Chazal instituted saying these two perakim together on Shabbos and Yom Tov during the pesukei di’zimra, the daily songs of praise in the morning prayers. The Sforno says that this chapter will be sung during the times of the final Redemption, during the period of the returning of the exiles. At that time, all of Am Yisrael will reunite as one body in our homeland, Eretz Yisrael. At that time God’s full name will be pronounced. Evil will be eradicated from the world, and God’s sovereignty will be complete. We are now happily bearing witness to the beginning of the Messianic era, as Jews from the four corners of the earth return to Eretz Yisrael to settle the land and rebuild the ancient ruins. This perek relates the joy and happiness we will feel when standing in the courtyard of the house of Hashem. We will recognize Hashem’s control of the destiny of our nation, and that He was behind the scenes in every detail of our lives. The miracles for the Jews in Mitzrayim weren’t only for