Psalm 30 for Hanukah:
(It is appropriate to recite this Psalm on any or all of the days or nights of Hanukah)
A Psalm, a song of dedication of the Temple, by
David. I exalt You, L-rd, for You have uplifted me,
and did not let my enemies rejoice over me. L-rd,
my G-d, I cried out to You, and You healed me.
L-rd, You have raised up my soul from the grave;
You have kept me alive, that I should not descend
to the pit. Sing to the L-rd, His pious ones, and
give thanks to His holy Name. For HIs anger
endures but a moment, when He is conciliated there
is life. In the evening one lies down weeping, but
joy will come in the morning. In my security I
thought, "I shall never falter." But, L-rd all is by
Your favor - You supported my greatness with
might; when You concealed Your countenance, I
was alarmed. I called to You, O L-rd, and I
appealed to my L-rd. What gain is there in my
death, in my going down to the greave? Will the dust
praise You? Will it proclaim Your truth? L-rd hear
and be gracious to me; L-rd, be my Helper! You
have turned my mourning into dancing; You have
transformed my lament and girded me with joy.
There my soul shall sing to You and not be
stilled; L-rd my G-d, I will thank You forever.
December 4th
at sundown.
December 5th
at sundown.
December 6th
at sundown.
December 7th
at sundown.
December 8th
at sundown.
December 9th
at sundown.
December 10th
at sundown.
December 11th
at sundown.
This View is what the public see's.
Outside, looking towards the house.