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Psalm 42, one of the most beautiful, intimate, and powerful texts in the Bible, set for a cappella choir to the original Hebew text.
Translation: Psalm 42 (selected verses: 12, 7-9)
Why so downcast, my soul, and so disquieted in me?
Have hope in God; I will yet praise Him, my saving presence, my God.
My God, my soul is downcast within me;
therefore I remember You from the land of Jordan and Hermon, from Mount Mizar.
Abyss calls to abyss when your cataracts sound
all Your breakers and waves have passed over me.
By day may the LORD command His faithful care, that at night His song be with
me, a prayer to the Deity of my life.
Transliteration: Tehilim 42 (psukim: 12, 7-9)
Mah Tishtochachi Nafshi, Umah Tehemi Alay,
Hochili Lelohim Ki Od Odenu, Yeshuot Panay Velohay:
Elohay, Alay Nafshi Tishtochach,
Al Ken Ezkorcha, Meeretz Yarden VeKhermonim, Mehar Mitzar:
Tehom El Tehom Kore, Lekol Tzinorecha,
Kol Misbarecha Vegalecha Alay Avaru:
Yomam Yetzaveh HaEl Chasdo, Uvalayla Shiro Eemi,
Tfilah LeEl Khayay:
*** For any questions or additional information please e-mail composer Ofer Ben-Amots at: thecomposerspress@gmail.com
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