Tehillim 119 in Hebrew - Russian Linear Transliteration and Translation

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Book of Psalms (Tehillim), structured as an acrostic with 22 sections corresponding to the Hebrew alphabet, each celebrating the beauty and importance of Hashem's Torah. It expresses a deep love for the commandments, viewing them as the path to righteousness and a meaningful life. The psalmist repeatedly seeks closeness to Hashem through study, obedience, and meditation on His laws. In Orthodox Jewish tradition, it is recited during times of distress or spiritual reflection, emphasizing its role as a source of strength and guidance. Commentaries by sages like Rashi and Ibn Ezra explore its profound meanings, making it a cornerstone of Jewish devotion and study.

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