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If you're asking about King David and Torah, you're touching the core of Jewish spiritual life.

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King David

 and the Torah

David HaMelech wasn't just a warrior or king. He was a man completely bound to Torah.

He writes in Tehillim:

"Torat HASHEM temimah…" – The Torah of HASHEM is perfect (Tehillim 19)

"Mah ahavti Toratecha" – How I love Your Torah (Tehillim 119)

What made David unique?

1. Torah in suffering

   David was chased, betrayed, humiliated. Yet he says:

   "Lulei Toratcha sha'ashu'ai, az avadeti be'onyi"

   If not for Your Torah being my delight, I would have perished in my suffering.

   
   

   Torah wasn't theory for him. It was oxygen.

2. Torah as constant conversation

   In the book of Book of Psalms, David isn't just praying. He's learning while speaking. He listens and talks at the same time.

   That's the depth: Torah is dialogue with HASHEM.

3. Torah before power

   The Torah commands that a Jewish king write his own Sefer Torah (Devarim 17). David lived that. Authority did not inflate him — Torah humbled him.

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The Real Lesson

Kfir, here's the practical point — tachlis.

David teaches:

• When life is chaotic → hold Torah tighter.

• When you succeed → attribute it to HASHEM.

• When you fail → return to Torah immediately.

• When you feel distant → sing.

Torah is not just learning texts.

It is alignment.

It is recalibration of the soul.

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