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topic_name = The Psalms | [[Psalm 5|5]]

Psalm 90 begins Book Four of the Psalter. [[Psalms]] 90--106 are compared by some to the Book of Numbers, because they cover t ...of redemption (verse 4); His conquest of the enemies of His people (verses 5-9); and His favor to His own (verses 10-15).

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...ed to us to the present day, and its comforting words re-echoed in a dozen Psalms, composed in later days, like this, for the service of the Temple. ...believing that two Psalms, at least, were meant for women’s voices alone (Psalms 8 and 45). Hannah must have been gifted in music. Her Song proved this; and

...it so, read the account of Miriam (Exodus 15:20); of Deborah (Judges 4 and 5); of the immense assembly of important personages addressed by the daughter ...Lord say so," "Praise ye the Lord" (repeated about a hundred times in the Psalms alone), "Make a joyful noise unto the Lord," "Declare His doings among the

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“Bruise” of Gen. 5:15, of uncertain meaning, 116ff. Deissmann, Adolph, Prof. N. T. Exegesis, University of Berlin, 5.

topic_name = Matthew Henry Concise Bible Commentary : Psalms | subtopics = [[Psalms]] |

5: Luther’s Opinion Of The Book Of James: A paragraph-by-paragraph analysis ...ly which books in the canon of Scripture are inspired and which are not.” [5] The Catholic argues sureness on the canon can only be found in a declarati

...believerscafe.com/Christian_Classics/a/augustin/confessi/confess2.htm#fn4 [5]] Indeed, we were ourselves quite lost; but he who made us, remade us [sed 5. Who shall bring me to rest in thee? Who will send thee into my heart so to