Every Psalm for Easy Singing
A translation for singing arranged in daily portions. Verse only edition
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"Christians have for centuries sung the Psalms set to musical meter, finding in them rich doctrinal and experiential expressions of prayer and praise. Singing the Psalter is a key to the deeply biblical spirituality of Reformed Christianity. Every Psalm for Easy Singing lives up to its title, making psalm singing practical, especially for people who do not already sing the Psalter in their church's worship services. May God use it to promote psalm singing in homes and churches throughout the world!"--Dr. Joel R. Beeke, President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, MichiganThi...
"Christians have for centuries sung the Psalms set to musical meter, finding in them rich doctrinal and experiential expressions of prayer and praise. Singing the Psalter is a key to the deeply biblical spirituality of Reformed Christianity. Every Psalm for Easy Singing lives up to its title, making psalm singing practical, especially for people who do not already sing the Psalter in their church's worship services. May God use it to promote psalm singing in homes and churches throughout the world!"--Dr. Joel R. Beeke, President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, MichiganThis book is a new translation of all the Psalms in verse for singing arranged in 365 daily portions. # It uses the same metre throughout for 'easy singing'. 12 tunes are suggested and provided, together with audio files on the Pearl Publications website.# It translates from the Hebrew relying heavily on the older versions, notably the King James Version, the Dutch Bible (Statenvertaling) and its notes (1637), Calvin's translation (1557) and the Geneva Bible (1560).# It uses the same 365 portions as Pearl Publication's 'Help for using the Psalms in Personal and Family Worship'. # An Expanded Study Edition is also available which explains the translation and has 2400 footnotes on the text, and appendices on Hebrew words, etc.
