The psalm is treated as a "small jewel of psalmic spirituality" (Cardinal Ravasi) or a "song of mystical love" (F. Delitsch). It is a praise of complete trust in God, expressed in the free logic of love, in the extraordinary intensity of desire that finds fulfillment only in God, writes Rev. Adam Kubiś, a professor at the Catholic University of Lublin and an employee of the Institute of Biblical Studies, commenting for the Center. The article "A…
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The psalm is treated as a "small jewel of psalmic spirituality" (Cardinal Ravasi) or a "song of mystical love" (F. Delitsch). It is a praise of complete trust in God, expressed in the free logic of love, in the extraordinary intensity of desire that finds fulfillment only in God, writes Rev. Adam Kubiś, a professor at the Catholic University of Lublin and an employee of the Institute of Biblical Studies, commenting for the Center. The article "A…