Esther Lamandier - Psaumes de David en hebreu biblique (décryptée par Suzanne Haïk Vantoura)

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The melodies of the Psalms we hear today are not recent compositions. Neither are they a new treatment of earlier works. They were created nearly three thousand years ago, most of them by David himself. They were sung by Levite musicians in the Temple at Jerusalem until its destruction (A.D. 70). Shortly after the fall of the Temple, the songs were forgotten as the Levites were scattered by Roman persecution. We must realise that these melodies were written down in the Bible itself, from the outset, for in the Bible we still find these ancient signs, scrupulously copied, but for which no-one, until now, could discover a meaning. It was left for me to restore to the Bible its music, by deciphering the enigmatic symbols in which that music lay hidden. This notation appears in every verse of the Hebrew Bible, and consists of two complementary systems: one for the prose, and another for the Psalms (and Proverbs), but both presenting significant correlations. Only 19 signs are used, scattered amongst the «vowel-signs», and their exact meaning depends on their position either above or below the words. The signs obey a subtle system of abbreviations. And the signs are consistent in their value from beginning to end of the Bible, which is why the deciphering Key works for the whole of the Scriptures (my discovery has been accepted by persons of great standing in the world of music and of religion). - Suzanne Haïk-Vantoura

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01 - Psaume 93. L'Eternel règne, de majesté il est revêtu [1:26]
02 - Psaume 57. Sois-moi propice ô Dieu [3:04]
03 - Psaume 48. Psaume de Coré - Grand est l'Eternel [2:58]
04 - Psaume 13. Jusqu'à quand, Eternel, m'oublieras tu¿ [1:50]
05 - Psaume 113. Halléluia Louez! Serviteurs de l'Eternel [1:14]
06 - Psaume 115. Pour ton nom donne cours à ta gloire [3:39]
07 - Psaume 4. Quand j'appelle, réponds, Dieu de mon salut [2:32]
08 - Psaume 129. Violemment on m'a persécuté dès ma jeunesse [1:31]
09 - Psaume 90. Prière de Moïse, homme de Dieu [4:05]
10 - Psaume 99. L'Eternel règne, tremblez ô peuples [2:32]
11 - Psaume 43. Rends-moi justice, ô Dieu [1:58]
12 - Psaume 150. Halléluia, louez Dieu dans son sanctuaire [0:49]
13 - Psaume 16. Protège moi, ô Dieu, car je m'abrite en toi [2:44]
14 - Psaume 104. Bénis, mon âme, l'Eternel! [7:47]
15 - Psaume 91. Celui qui se place sous Sa sauvegarde [3:21]
16 - Psaume 142. J'élève ma voix vers l'Eternel! [2:17]
17 - Psaume 80. Psaume d'Assaph - Pasteur d'Israël [4:25]
18 - Psaume 123. Vers toi j'élève mes regards [1:30]
19 - Psaume 138. Je te rendrai hommage de tout mon cœur [2:13]
20 - Psaume 97. L'Eternel règne, qu'exulte la terre [2:22]
21 - Psaume 23. L'Eternel est mon berger [1:59]
22 - Psaume 134. Allons! Bénissez l'Eternel [1:01]
23 - Psaume 133. Ah! Demeurer pour des frères comme un seul [1:18]
24 - Psaume 29. Célébrez l'Eternel, ô fils de Dieu [2:15]
25 - Psaume 131. Mon cœur n'est point gonflé d'orgueil [1:16]
26 - Psaume 148. Louez l'Eternel dans les sphères célestes [2:01]



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