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Tehillim Thoughts for 17th of Av, August 18, 2008

The psalmist speaks of the need for self-control.  "I restrain my feet from every evil way, so that I may keep Your word (Psalm 119:101)."  Our human inclination is to be attracted to the path of self-gratification, which in turn leads us away from G-D.   If we are entirely self-absorbed, the path we tread will ultimately prove evil.  In order to keep to the path of Torah, we must forcibly restrain our feet.   The word of Hashem not only provides us with a focus, but it also directs our steps.   Torah, learned and followed, provides us with the road map to a life of goodness.   The verse may also be understood as referring to a fence erected around the Torah.   In order to keep from violating G-D’s word, His Torah, we broaden the distance around His precepts.  This allows us to walk freely without fear of compromising our spiritual stance.

 

Copyright, Rachel Lerner 2008 



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