Portuguese
salmos 1
To-night it was the Bible which lay open, at the Book of Psalms.
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See the Book of Job, the Book of Psalms, and that of the Lamentations.
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Basil murmured that it was the Book of Psalms.
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He tells us that in the Book of Psalms.
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At Mainz is published the Book of Psalms, the earliest work printed with its date.
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And in this manner the psalms are numbered in the Protestant Bible.
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It is tender, pensive, personal; other psalms are that; but Psalm cxix.
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The prophets and psalms of Israel also belong to our holy heritage.
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The remaining psalms are divided into seven groups, in simple numerical order.
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The monks, in hoarse tones and monotonous harmonics, chanted the penitential psalms.
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The words of our text are thrice repeated in these two psalms.
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I would I were a weaver; I could sing psalms, or anything.
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The church with psalms must shout: no door can keep them out.
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I imagine them somewhere in the galaxy, moving forever towards the psalms.
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Thou art as safe here, as if singing psalms in a convent.
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In other psalms, again, is a poignant cry for help and deliverance.
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After many psalms came many prayers, and then readings from the scripture.
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She chose her favourite psalms, and prayers from the most various sources.
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I suppose she is delicate, as she sat down through the psalms.
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The investiture was celebrated by prayer, singing of psalms, and religious disputation.
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Usually singing psalms very loudly, to drown out the screams and objections.
