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Prof. Bruce Waltke
15 Lectures on the Psalms

Gordon Wenham
Reading the Psalms Canonically
Reading the Psalms Messianically
Reading the Psalms Ethically
Praying the Psalms

WorshipGod 2008 Conference
6 General Sessions

N. T. Wright
The Roots, Basis and Fruits of Christian Hope (Sermon on Psalm 98 )

Psalm singing
Psalm 6
Psalm 90
Psalm 100

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jonswales permalink

May 26, 2008 7:20 pm

Here is another link.
Gordon Wenham on the Psalms

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rjs1 permalink*

May 26, 2008 7:51 pm

Thanks.

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Benjamin P. Glaser permalink

May 26, 2008 7:54 pm

Thanks as well.

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Timothy M permalink

July 16, 2008 2:56 am

I am glad to see such a blog dedicated to the wonderful Psalms of God’s people. I will have to listen to these audio clips and look into the resources you have made available.

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Matt permalink

August 27, 2008 9:07 pm

Hi Richard,
Sorry that should say…
A friend of mine, who I was staying with this week, puts psalms to music as part of his devotions. He’s put two up on myspace: http://www.myspace.com/thepsalmsingers and I thought you might be interested.
Matt

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Richard permalink*

August 28, 2008 4:47 pm

Thanks Matt.

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Daniel Ritchie permalink

November 5, 2008 9:59 pm

I attended a lecture last night by Gordon Wenham on the Psalms in Christian Ethics…life changing.

I also attended one today in which he set forth his controversial views on divorce and remarriage.

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“If we approach the OT Psalms with the question where one should look for and find the God of Israel whom the hymns and songs of thanksgiving glorify, on whom the laments call, and whom all the songs and poems involve, the unanimous, never doubted, and ceaselessly expressed answer is: Yahweh Sebaoth is present in the sanctuary in Jerusalem. Zion is the place of God’s presence.” /–-/ Kraus, H-J. (1988) Psalms 1-59. Fortress Press pp. 6
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