Celtic Psalms

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How Long (Psalm 13)

How Long (Psalm 13)

These ancient words of lament, combined with a haunting traditional melody, express the human longing to see God’s face in times of sorrow.

The Heavens Declare (Psalm 19)

The Heavens Declare (Psalm 19)

A soaring melody brings a lightness to this beautiful psalm about God's revelation in both creation and scripture.

Wings of a Dove (Psalm 55)

Wings of a Dove (Psalm 55)

Telling the story of a person hurt by human relationship, this psalm captures the desire to find shelter in the midst of turmoil. 

Save Me, O God (Psalm 69)

Save Me, O God (Psalm 69)

This moving psalm speaks of someone overwhelmed by the circumstances of life who cries out for salvation and receives deliverance.

All Who Dwell (Psalm 91)

All Who Dwell (Psalm 91)

A prayer of protection for a loved one, this psalm makes the hopeful claim that God will provide ultimate redemption from the evils that threaten us. 

I Am Weary (Psalm 102)

I Am Weary (Psalm 102)

This psalm tells the story of one who is ill in mid-life and of the particular struggles of that experience. It is joined here with Irish words the original song, and the refrain "I am weary from being alone."

Banks of the Nile (Psalm 106)

Banks of the Nile (Psalm 106)

Recounting the story of the exodus of the Hebrew people from Egypt and the crossing of the Red Sea, this song proclaims God's compassion despite the people's continued rebellion and doubt.

I Love the Lord (Psalm 116)

I Love the Lord (Psalm 116)

The writer of this psalm praises God for responding mercifully to the cry of the suffering; in return, this individual offers to serve God faithfully. 

How Good It Is (Psalm 133)

How Good It Is (Psalm 133)

Comparing harmony between kindred with the holy oil used for anointing in the temple of Jerusalem, this psalm claims that such experiences of community bring fullness of life. 

God’s Love Endures (Ps 136)

God’s Love Endures (Ps 136)

With the antiphonal refrain, this psalm speaks of the story of the Hebrew people's journey into the promised land and of God's love that endures through the generations.

By the Waters (Psalm 137)

By the Waters (Psalm 137)

Set during the Babylonian exile, this psalm mourns what was left behind in the homeland. The refrain, inspired by the traditional song, echoes the request that God remember those who grieve and those whose wounds have not yet been healed. 

Hallelujah (Psalm 146)

Hallelujah (Psalm 146)

This joyful song praises the true ruler of the earth: a God of justice and compassion who stands with the vulnerable of this world. 

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