…two interlaced triangles, one upright and the other inverted, forming a six-pointed star known to the Hebrew Kabbalists as the Shield of David, This symbol was the symbol of union, in the sense of the union of generations. It was the symbol of the…

…of star. And out of the six days of creation and the day of rest comes the great six-pointed star of the shield of David with the dot in the center of the Kabbalah. And here we have the six manifestations surrounding the central core. Now if you put…

…days great art was produced, great philosophy was conceived, great religion was written. When we recognize that the Psalms of David, among the greatest of religious poems, have come down through over 25 centuries, we know that there was great understanding…

…about the golden age that is to come. When Solomon became king over Israel, he resolved to fulfill the work of his father David, who had sworn that he would build a house to the Lord. upon the Mount Moriah which is in Jerusalem. So Solomon proceeded…

…unlawful. Every process has its own laws. Therefore, wisdom is actually man discovering the laws and the glory of God, as signed David the King. Consequently, in all our seeking, in all our growing, in all our struggling, we must search for lawfulness. We…

…in nature. He began to think. He became a builder of cities. He advanced all kinds of knowledge. And finally he paused as David paused. And he thanked a power greater than himself for having led him through this unknown world where he could not have led…

…hand was in the hand of God. And that as a small infant he was guided and led by an all-wise and all-loving parent. David the king said that we may commemorate this secure way in which we have passed through the wilderness that we may give thanks and…

…the flaming swords. And these were the keepers of the sanctuary. And only when Solomon called upon the name of his father David did the Lord open the doors of the sanctuary of Israel. These cherubs guarding the ancient way. certainly represented some power…

…of a family of democratic states. The concept of democracy does not lend itself to the legendry and lore of the old house of David. So, by the way, these older interpretations are fading out, and the concept today is for the Jew as for the Gentile. the…

…and duty. He was torn between the law and his own personal emotional regard. We find this clearly stated in the sorrows of David, king of Israel, and of his illustrious son, Solomon. We find in all the stories of the old patriarchs and the ancient…

…For the moment, however, let us analyze the story of his campaign in the first 11 chapters of the first book of Kings. When David was called his father, according to the will of the Lord, Solomon his son became king of Israel. Solomon was at that time…

…not Solomon. His name was given very much later. His name was Jedidiah. which means the friend of God. He was the son of David and Bathsheba. And he inherited that wealth of Israel. Not only the glory of David, but the burden of David. And we find…

…the friend of God. He was the son of David and Bathsheba. And he inherited that wealth of Israel. Not only the glory of David, but the burden of David. And we find frequently in research that when we do the writing, the sin of David, how we descend…

…was the son of David and Bathsheba. And he inherited that wealth of Israel. Not only the glory of David, but the burden of David. And we find frequently in research that when we do the writing, the sin of David, how we descend upon God, for our…

…the glory of David, but the burden of David. And we find frequently in research that when we do the writing, the sin of David, how we descend upon God, for our present moment, we are concerned with a young man who inherited a strange and peculiar past,…

…to the biblical record. Anointing was an ordination, a setting aside under divine favor. It could be bestowed upon temporal rulers. Thus David was anointed and has great and wonderful authority in the cause of this. Also we have records in was often or at…

…right to join the children of Israel in the promised land. And also the Lord has sent his wisdom and his great blessings upon David, king of Israel. But David was not always a good man. David did a number of things that excited and incited the wrath…

…of Israel in the promised land. And also the Lord has sent his wisdom and his great blessings upon David, king of Israel. But David was not always a good man. David did a number of things that excited and incited the wrath and repose of Samuel the…

…the Lord has sent his wisdom and his great blessings upon David, king of Israel. But David was not always a good man. David did a number of things that excited and incited the wrath and repose of Samuel the prophet. Solomon was a wise, wonderful, and…

…this thinking, we see gradually the first culture hero of Israel emerging. We see, for example, the gradual focusing of attention upon David, king of Israel. Now, I find that certainly the delinquencies on the part of David, he still was and remains for…

…of the alphabet. It was a restatement of the strange feelings of these people in the associations of letters and fire. David Gattaro, who was the astronomer and scholar extraordinaire, who called the racism. The meaning is that these plane points and the…

…those that are now more or less brought together and ossified together, would be 33, which was indeed the number of years that David ruled in Jerusalem, the years of the life of Christ. and a number that has been sacred for a long time among the…

…into silence. He enters into the great quietude of lousy. He enters into that silence that came before the founding, as David calls it, and that silence into which the founding must finally return again to sleep. Thus, whatever this mysterious power that…

…the stone which the builders rejected which became the head of the corner this is the mysterious little sling stone with which David slew the great Goliath and this is the rock which striking the feet of the great vision image of Nebuchadnezzar's dream…

…that form the mysterious six-pointed star with the sun or self or satna in the center. The mysterious shield of David of the Jewish Kabbalah. These representing then the psychic integration centers of man. representing the powers of the sensory perceptions.…

…form the mysterious six-pointed star with the sun or self or sat there in the center, the mysterious shield of David of the Jewish Kabbalah. These representing then the psychic integration centers of man. representing the powers of the sensory perceptions…

…the wrath of God upon the unbeliever or the disobedient, even as the prophet from the wilderness dared to stand up and accuse David the king. So there were these men of the wilderness who lived close to God and who seemed to speak with the authority…

…truth through knowledge. But we are also groping toward truth through understanding, which the prophets make much of, and of which David sings in the Psalms. that we can have all things, but most of all, let the Lord give us understanding. Understanding…

…that he possesses them. On an intellectual level also, these are the persons who very often become what has been called by David Starr Jordan the impotent intellectual. He is the individual who knows a great deal but does nothing. He is the English…

St. Nicholas is by far the world's most popular saint. In the book of David, which is a calendar world event published many years ago. It is stated that he probably is venerated by almost as many non-Christians as Christians and that practically everyone…

…that we have in connection with the Eastern mystic justifies us in assuming the same thing that we find recorded of David, Swedenborg, and other Western mystics. Namely, that the primary change brought by the Semitic condition is a reorganization of values…

…the salvation of Israel, the preservation of Israel, the restoration of Israel, was dependent upon the restoration of the throne of David. Hence the effort in the genealogies to indicate that Jesus was descended from the house of and was indeed a lion…

…that one of two things had to be true. Either he was not the promised Messiah, because he was not crowned with the crown of David, but with a crown of thorns. Or else, There had to be a great and valid meaning beneath his words when he declared that…

…and well-considered thoughts. In his field of literature, he was a poet. He also transcribed and poetized a number of the Psalms of David. It is believed on pretty fair foundation that he was also the final editor of the King James Version of the Bible.…

A little higher, that's very good. This morning we're using a text from one of the Psalms of David, and I suspect it has not been interpreted very often as we wish to approach it, because Very often these very old ideas have some eternal truth behind…

…it, because Very often these very old ideas have some eternal truth behind them. The idea in this particular verse is that David sings that the earth belongs to the Lord and the fullness thereof. Now this does something we have not really given much…

…the Lord and the fullness thereof. Now this does something we have not really given much attention to, but it's tremendously true. What David is telling us is that God is a landlord. Now we've accused him of many things but not that generally. But it is…