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'''Psalm 23'''
'''Psalm 23'''
What Is Psalm 23?<ref>https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/3832324/jewish/Psalm-23-L-rd-Is-My-Shepherd.htm#What Psalm 23: L-rd Is My Shepherd].</ref><blockquote>
What Is Psalm 23?<ref>[https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/3832324/jewish/Psalm-23-L-rd-Is-My-Shepherd.htm#What Psalm 23: L-rd Is My Shepherd].</ref><blockquote>
Psalm 23, which begins with the words “Mizmor leDavid” (“A song of David”), is arguably the most famous of all the Psalms. In it, King David sings of G‑d’s protection, referring to Him as a shepherd. David describes how his trust in G‑d never falters, and how, even as he walks through through the valley of the shadow of death, G‑d shields him from harm, vanquishes his enemies and enthrones him in the house of G‑d.
Psalm 23, which begins with the words “Mizmor leDavid” (“A song of David”), is arguably the most famous of all the Psalms. In it, King David sings of G‑d’s protection, referring to Him as a shepherd. David describes how his trust in G‑d never falters, and how, even as he walks through through the valley of the shadow of death, G‑d shields him from harm, vanquishes his enemies and enthrones him in the house of G‑d.
Psalm 23 in English:
Psalm 23 in English:
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A song of David. The L‑rd is my shepherd; I shall not want.
A song of David. The L‑rd is my shepherd; I shall not want.