set of 3 volumes with commentary of Rabbi David Kimhi (Radak). Three-volume book Tehillim (Psalms) in Russian and Hebrew with comments of the famous religious thinker and interpreter of the Torah Rabbi David Kimhi, known in abbreviation Radak, a real event in the world of literature relating to comments and studies of the Bible (Old Testament). Rabbi David Kimhi (Radak) is one of the representatives of prominent family researchers Kimhi, who lived in Provence in the XI-XIII centuries Commentary on the Tanach Rabbi David Kimhi had a profound influence on subsequent generations of teachers of the Torah. Following family tradition, David Kimhi based on the method of direct interpretation and philological analysis of the text. Philosophical views of David Kimhi formed under the influence of rationalism Avraham Ibn Ezra and Maimonides.