Psalm 1 (15 minutes, starts 00:00)
After Psalm 23, Psalm 1 is probably the one parents are mostly likely to have their children memorize. Maybe you even experienced this yourself, or you remember the first time you prayed through the Psalms and started here. Regardless of the past, now is your chance to read this famous poetry about the happiness and delight to be found in constant Torah study!

Psalm 27 (32 minutes, starts 14:34)
This Psalms ends with a crescendo of encouragement. Why is Psalm 27 prayed by observant Jews every day for the forty days of repentance starting with the first of Elul and culminating on the Day of Atonement on the tenth of Tishrei? And how would you like to learn to sing it to a fast-paced, robust melody that your Hebrew teacher himself composed?

Proverbs 13 (12 minutes, starts 47:27)
These wise sayings from chapters 20 and 21 will cast a vision before your eyes of Messiah driving over the wicked, get you asking what you're proud of, show you the path of honour, tell you how to avoid trouble, and strengthen your faith with the assurance that nothing can stand against God.

Proverbs 14 (14 minutes, starts 59:06)
Did you know the verb for the name Enoch and the festival of Hanukkah is used in one of these proverbs from chapters 21 and 22? Wait for it! You'll also learn how social capital is better than winning the lottery, what the rich and poor have in common, how to become friends with the King Messiah, and you'll get to read "train up a child" in Hebrew.