Chapter 10
This psalm tells of the wicked one’s prosperity and his boasting of it, until he says: “There is neither law nor judge. Elohim pays no attention to the actions of mere mortals.”
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Chapter 11
This psalm declares that the suffering of the righteous one is for his own benefit, to cleanse him of his sins; whereas the wicked one is granted prosperity in this world-similar to the verse, "Wealth remains with its owner, to his detriment."
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Chapter 12
This psalm admonishes informers, slanderers, and flatterers.
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Chapter 13
A prayer for an end to the long exile. One in distress should offer this prayer for his troubles and for the length of the exile.
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Chapter 14
This psalm speaks of the destruction of the two Holy Temples-the first by Nebuchadnezzar, and the second by Titus.
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Chapter 15
This psalm speaks of several virtues and attributes with which one should conduct oneself. He is then assured that his soul will rest in Gan Eden.
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Chapter 16
When one is in need, he should not implore Elohim in his own merit, for he must leave his merits for his children.
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Chapter 17
A loftily person should not ask Elohim to test him with some sinful matter, or other things. If one has sinned, he should see to reform himself, and to save many others from sin.
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