Sayaras
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I find this verse, his favorite, inspiring, my favorite is Psalm 23.
Jack Engelhard, Let us pray.
Charlie Kirk had promises to keep. Let us pray that America fulfills them. Israel National News, Sep 12, 2025.
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He was a man of faith, proudly Christian, and he needed no professors to make him so. He was not college-educated. Neither was Abraham Lincoln.
Today’s elite colleges are a stain on our culture. Charlie Kirk debated both listeners and antisemitic hecklers.
The best of us learn from what is good and bad in ourselves, and in others. Charlie Kirk was a Zionist, as are all good Americans.
To reach the divine we turn to King David and his Psalms, written originally in Jerusalem and in Hebrew.
So it is to Israel where America must go for its salvation.
The Psalms touch majestically, and yet simply, on every part of human existence. King David understood betrayal, pain and suffering, of the kind we’re going through.
David understood injustice, in any language.
Eighty percent of our liturgy, Jewish and Christian, is taken from David’s Psalms, in one form or another.]
Charlie Kirk lived by, and often quoted, Psalm 46, “God is our refuge.”
Jack Engelhard, Let us pray.
Charlie Kirk had promises to keep. Let us pray that America fulfills them. Israel National News, Sep 12, 2025.
Let us pray
Charlie Kirk had promises to keep. Let us pray that America fulfills them. Opinion.
He was a man of faith, proudly Christian, and he needed no professors to make him so. He was not college-educated. Neither was Abraham Lincoln.
Today’s elite colleges are a stain on our culture. Charlie Kirk debated both listeners and antisemitic hecklers.
The best of us learn from what is good and bad in ourselves, and in others. Charlie Kirk was a Zionist, as are all good Americans.
To reach the divine we turn to King David and his Psalms, written originally in Jerusalem and in Hebrew.
So it is to Israel where America must go for its salvation.
The Psalms touch majestically, and yet simply, on every part of human existence. King David understood betrayal, pain and suffering, of the kind we’re going through.
David understood injustice, in any language.
Eighty percent of our liturgy, Jewish and Christian, is taken from David’s Psalms, in one form or another.]