Tehillim 22:27-28

Tehillim 22:27-28 TOJB2011

The anavim (meek) shall eat and be satisfied; they that seek Him shall praise HASHEM. Let your levav live forever! All the ends of HaAretz shall remember and turn unto HASHEM; and all the mishpechot of the Goyim shall bow down in worship before Thee.

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Tehillim 22:27-28 - The anavim (meek) shall eat and be satisfied;
they that seek Him shall praise HASHEM.
Let your levav live forever!

All the ends of HaAretz shall remember
and turn unto HASHEM;
and all the mishpechot of the Goyim
shall bow down in worship before Thee.

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