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by L. L. Larkins (Author), Robin Bolton (Editor)
Music infuses spiritual knowledge with a physiological response, a memory track, previously only assented to on a mental basis. Perhaps your favorite psalm is included here. You can sing it now. Let God's Word get under your skin and memorize the flavor of His sovereignty and goodwill, so that you can stand through the turns in friendships, politics, and life events. Singing these Psalms infuses in you a faithful spirituality.
In this last volume of the Psalm Hymns series, you are presented with a method for singing book V of the Biblical Psalms. Music offers a spiritual knowledge, a physiological response that is previously only assented to on an intellectual basis. Perhaps your favorite psalm is included here. You can sing it now. Let God's Word get under your skin and memorize the flavor of sovereignty, goodwill, and faithful spirituality.
Not all psalms are easy to sing. There are some sticky psalms, like Psalm 109, a prayer for justice when betrayed. In Psalm 119, King David's love poem to God's law, you can ask yourself while singing why the law is important to a King. Maybe you will also fall in love with righteousness. Psalm 137 is full of bile and bitterness as written by the survivors of the desolation of Jerusalem, but there are also the most lyrical celebrations and beautiful of praises for the rule of God found in the Psalms of Ascent. These are also known as Psalms of Pilgrimage, perfect for tour groups' use in Israel, or just because you relate to the journey of doubts and realignment in God's love and wisdom.
Psalm 107 and Psalm 136 extol the eternal character of God's command together with His loving-kindness and faithfulness to all who take refuge in Him.
Psalm 139 is the articulate, lyrical description of God knitting the psalmist's body together in secret, and the psalm continues in wonder while describing how the Creator watches over His creation and cares for an individual no matter where he wanders or she goes, Psalm 139 is the psalmist's ode to the secret formation of his or her body, and says a soul cannot hide from its Creator..
