Commentary on the Psalms: 2 volumes in1

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0-8254-3485-8

Collation

xxviii,523p.; 22 cm.

Series Title

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Call Number

R 223.207 PER c

A shorth dictionary of the Psalms

A Short Dictionary of the Psalms helps all those who are exposed to the psalms to enter more readily into their theological and spiritual world. In this practical work, Father Pr é;vost takes an i…

Israel praise: doxology against idolatry..

Creatively and imaginatively articulating the faith of the OT (and Church) in new ways that are both personally and publicly helpful to anyone who wants to share and use their faith meaningfully in…

The acceptable sacrifice

What can man bring to God which will be execellent and acceptable in His sight? John Bunyan's answer may surprise us- a broken and contrite heart. This is the 'acceptable sacrifice' of the title. …

Reading Psalms 145 with the sages: a compositional analysis

Traditionally, the Psalms have been read in reference to their historical context. This publication suggests to read a psalm in its literary context and with reference to the editorial intent of it…

Theopoetry of the Psalms

The author has plumbed the depth of the biblical psalms to discover their metaphoric and theological power for preaching. His discussion of the preaching situation is a delight, embracing scholarly…

Psalm 139: a study in the omniscience of God

Psalm 139 is one of Scrpture's most thorough statements concerning the majesty of God in His Omniscience. E. J. Young's exposition is devotional but, where necessary, he deals briefly with them mai…

With New Testament eyes: Psalms to Malachi, v.2

In the days when the Roman empire flourished, it was said, "all roads lead to Rome." A wise old man once counselled a young preacher, 'in every text of Scripture there is a road which leads to Jes…

Otaste and see: mediation from the Psalm

To preach the Psalms well is not the strong gift of every minister. Doing so requires the sanctified soul of a poet. It calls for the man who feels deeply into all the spiritual moods of the Psalms…

The Psalms: a study of the vulgate psalter..., v.1: Psalm 1-71

The main purpose of thiswork is to put within reach of divinity students, priest and educated laity such information as it required for the intelligent use of the vulgate Psalter. An attempt has be…