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SUMMER 2026

 

Shalom!

In traditional Judaism, Psalm 45:14, part of verses 13 through 16, is cited as the image of the woman with the nature developed by the Most High. She possesses tsniut. Literally, this Hebrew term means that she knows how to conduct herself worthily. And she expresses this, among other things, in her behavior and the way she dresses. But not only in appearance. She has a vision of life that gives her direction, and her femininity has developed. Psalm 45:14, “The king’s daughter is inwardly pure splendor (“penima”). Her clothing is of gold brocade.”

This woman is subsequently the image of the Bride, as, for example, the prophet Hosea calls her in chapter 2:19: “I will declare you My bride forever. I will declare you My bride by righteousness and justice, by goodness and mercy. 20 I will declare you My bride by faithfulness. You shall know the Eternal through and through.” Read more about the qualities of this Bride in the article: Becoming Part of the Bride.

Heartfelt greetings,

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