zsoltárból

Zsoltár from Hungarian can refer to a psalm, a song, or a poem. The term is most commonly associated with the Book of Psalms in the Hebrew Bible, known as Tehillim in Hebrew. These psalms are a collection of religious poems and songs that express a wide range of human emotions, from praise and thanksgiving to lament and supplication. They are attributed to various authors, with King David being the most prominent figure.

In Christian tradition, the Book of Psalms is an integral part of the Old Testament and is used extensively in worship services, private devotion, and as a source of inspiration. Many hymns and liturgical texts are derived from or influenced by the psalms. The term "zsoltár" can also be used more broadly to describe any song or poem with a religious or spiritual theme, particularly one that is devotional in nature. The poetic and musical qualities of the psalms have made them enduring works of literature and spiritual expression across different cultures and time periods.