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psalms — Bible Term Explained | nocap.bible

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psalms

Sacred songs and poems of worship, prayer, and lament — the hymnbook of ancient Israel

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The 150 psalms cover the full range of human emotion before God — joy, grief, anger, gratitude, doubt, and praise. Written by David, Asaph, the Sons of Korah, and others, they were sung in Temple worship and remain the most-read prayers in history.

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