When David uses these Hebrew words “broken” and “crushed” to describe broken hearts and crushed spirits, here in Psalm 34 he’s using words that describe when something has been pulverized into powder.  How can it ever be whole again?

When David uses these Hebrew words “broken” and “crushed” to describe broken hearts and crushed spirits, here in Psalm 34 he’s using words that describe when something has been pulverized into powder. How can it ever be whole again?

When David uses these Hebrew words “broken” and “crushed” to describe broken hearts and crushed spirits, here in Psalm 34 he’s using words that describe when something has been pulverized into powder.&nbsp; How can it ever be whole again?

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