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The Meaning of Hallel

We add the prayer service of Hallel on holidays, but what exactly are we saying? Is it just a collection of Psalms? In this course, Rabbi Fohrman argues that not only are we learning what it is to be a servant of God, but we are also discovering the origins of the nation of Israel.

Recorded Lecture Series7 Eps•56 mins

What Is Hallel: Hallel Psalms

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Episode 1

Part of the series: The Meaning of Hallel

Curated by

Rabbi David Fohrman
Rabbi David FohrmanFounder and Lead Scholar

We add the prayer service of Hallel on holidays, but what exactly are we saying? Is it just a collection of Psalms? In this course, Rabbi Fohrman argues that not only are we learning what it is to be a servant of God, but we are also discovering the origins of the nation of Israel.

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