The psalms comprise the ancient hymnal of God’s people. They express emotions to God or about God. We wrap up our week-long study with some facts about the psalms, key words that can be used to summarize them, and reasons for memorizing them. Scriptures referenced include Psalm 29:1-2; Psalm 119; Psalm 117; Psalm 72; Psalm 127; Psalm 90; Psalm 88-89; Psalm 137; Psalm 8; Psalm 93; Psalm 145; Psalm 45; Psalm 60: Psalm 22; Psalm 57; Psalm 13; Psalm 30; and Psalm 150. Check out our website for our recommended list of 300 verses to memorize. That list includes 37 passages from the book of Psalms.
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