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| | Psalm 115
Almighty God alone deserves all glory, all honor, all worship and adoration.
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| | Psalm 116
God Himself listens when we pray and delivers us from every threat, big and small. How good He is!
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| | Psalm 117
Based on the shortest Psalm, here is a joyful hymn of praise, set to a tune adapted from a spiritual.
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| | Psalm 119
Share the psalmist’s wholehearted love for God and His word, using a tune adapted from a lovely folk melody.
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| * | Psalm 135
Look back, lookup, look all around, and respond to our magnificent God with the praise He deserves!
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| | Psalm 137
Right here, right now, in the midst of our long and difficult pilgrimage, we can enjoy the home toward which we journey. Our home is You, loving Father!
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| * | Psalm 138
Thank You, Father, for Your goodness, for Your deliverance, for Your tender love expressed in so many marvelous ways! Set to a familiar tune.
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| | Psalm 139
God knows you constantly, intimately, inescapably. Don’t try to hide. Invite Him in. Ask Him to search, to cleanse, to make your heart His home.
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| | Psalm 140
Almighty, loving Father, deliver us from the evil one!
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| | Psalm 141
Almighty God is with you, around you, in you always. Trust His power. Rest in His love.
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| | Psalm 142
Here is a prayer for those going through their own Gethsemane. The tune is adapted from a poignant spiritual, “He Never Said a Mumblin’ Word”.
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| | Psalm 143
When we cannot see or feel God acting, Psalms of lament like this one help us to remember, trust, and rest in Him.
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| | Psalm 144
Psalm 144 rouses us confident trust in our Almighty Savior.
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