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Psalm 23: The Lord’s My Shepherd

Psalm 23: The Lord’s My Shepherd

This beloved psalm, describing God shepherding us through green pastures and dark valleys, is set to the well-known air, “The Parting Glass.”

Psalm 30: You Have Turned My Sorrow

Psalm 30: You Have Turned My Sorrow

Proclaiming God’s power to transform sorrow into ‘dancing and song,’ this psalm is sung to the uplifting melody, “Green Grows the Laurel.”

Psalm 61: Hear My Cry, O God

Psalm 61: Hear My Cry, O God

This arrangement, set to the wordless tune, “Caisleán an Óir,” portrays the urgency and energy with which the psalmist may have written these words.

Psalm 84: How Lovely

Psalm 84: How Lovely

Psalm 86: For Love is Lord of All

Psalm 86: For Love is Lord of All

The haunting melody, “My Lagan Love” accompanies this psalm’s pleas for the listening ear of the Loving God who is ‘Lord of All.’

Psalm 107: O Give Thanks

Psalm 107: O Give Thanks

Testifying to God’s power to redeem us in times of trouble, this psalm is set to “The Meeting of the Waters.”

Psalm 130-131: From the Depths

Psalm 130-131: From the Depths

These psalms, sung to “The Quiet Land of Erin,” share hope in a forgiving God who is with us always, even when we are in the depths.

Psalm 139: You Have Searched Me

Psalm 139: You Have Searched Me

Combined with the lyrical air, “Banks of Claudy,” this beautiful psalm professes faith in a God who knits us together and knows us intimately.

Psalm 144: Come, Spirit, Come

Psalm 144: Come, Spirit, Come

This psalm – and also the traditional song, “The King’s Shilling” to which it is set – begins with battle but leads to a call for peace.

Psalm 147: Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow

Psalm 147: Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow

In this psalm, all creation praises the God who heals the broken-hearted. It is combined here with words from the Doxology and the rousing melody, “Mo Ghile Mear.”

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