Psalms 113:3 seems to indicate that there are times to praise G-d, and times when it is wrong to praise Him. How can this be? Doesn’t G-d deserve our praises no matter what occurs in our lives? Join David Nekrutman and Rabbi Pesach Wolicki for a fascinating discussion on this provocative topic.
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