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Length: 1 hour
Synopsis: This evening (10/21/26), in our Wednesday night Tehilim shiur, we began by reviewing the perek using a brand new Claude-produced critical translation and annotation of our perek. We raised a bunch of questions and problems, then spent the rest of the shiur developing our own approaches. Several overlapping and complementary theories were suggested and we all really liked what was said. Next time (בג"ה) I'd like to learn through Sforno's commentary, which is similar to the approaches we took.
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מקורות:
תהלים פרק צ
Claude's Critical Translation
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The Torah content for the remainder of October has been sponsored by Naomi Schwartz Rothschild, who writes: "My stepmother was nifteres. She was a mother to me for almost 20 years. She called me her daughter. She was always positive and b'simchah. My Ima also helped and then took over my father's (z״l) Partners in Torah when he had difficulty and then couldn't do it all." May the memory of Chava Leah bas Tzivia Rochel be for a blessing.

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