One can find it, for example, in the Book of Psalms.

And he wrote many of the songs found in the book of Psalms.

The music is based on the book of Psalms and is mostly acoustic.

Seven times in chapter 107 of the Book of Psalms.

Almost all of the songs sung during the worship service are based on the book of Psalms.

Its vomit-inducing properties are also mentioned in the Book of Psalms.

In 1921 he published his translation of the Book of Psalms.

Paul opened the book of Psalms, the very one he'd read at Barbara's deathbed.

The Book of Psalms is subdivided into 5 parts.

The Book of Psalms has sometimes been called the first hymn book.

He said the title was inspired by a phrase from the book of Psalms in the Bible.

He pointed to a passage in the Book of Psalms, often cited by anti-abortion groups.

Psalm 145 is the 145th chapter from the Book of Psalms.

"We read today from the Book of Psalms.

This is also echoed in the Book of Psalms:

This term is used often in the book of Psalms, and refers to acts of kindness, motivated by love.

The book of Psalms was hollowed out.

Its name is taken from the book of Psalms 122:7: "be ... security within your towers"

The book of Psalms in the library talks about David's experience of severe depression.

Psalm 42 is a psalm in the Book of Psalms.

Many Jews complete the Book of Psalms on a weekly or monthly basis.

Rabbi Haber also cited a passage from the Book of Psalms.

This account can be found in his Commentary on the Book of Psalms:

It is a palimpsest, the upper and younger text contains lessons from the Book of Psalms.

Twice he insisted on adding a verse from the Book of Psalms to the conventional loyalty pledge.

To one side stood Father Umphred, reading from a book of psalms.

In this form the song has found its way to the common book of psalms used by the major church of Finland.

Paul opened the book of Psalms, the very one he'd read at Barbara's deathbed.

Yefrosinya Danilovna continued reading from the book of psalms.

"We read today from the Book of Psalms.

The book of Psalms was hollowed out.

Also, these were books of psalms.

Many Jews complete the Book of Psalms on a weekly or monthly basis.

Twice he insisted on adding a verse from the Book of Psalms to the conventional loyalty pledge.

He spent months in punishment cells because he refused to work until the authorities returned a book of psalms that had been confiscated.

The album contains the first twenty three chapters of the Biblical book of Psalms set to music.

Defter, prayer book of psalms and hymns.

He was shackled, with an Arab kefiyeh on his head and a book of psalms on his chest.

Whenever he traveled on house calls, he brought along a Book of Psalms to recite on the road.

In 1991 the Book of Psalms was completely rewritten to introduce the use of extensive gender-neutral language.

"It is the oldest Book of Psalms written in Coptic as a complete book.

A psalter is a translation of the Book of Psalms that is sung or read during church services.

Alfred is also said to have directed the Book of Psalms to have been translated into Old English.

It is one of few copies of the whole New Testament and the Book of Psalms.

In a book of Psalms used by some Breslov hassidim the qamatz qatan is bolder.

His spiritual vade mecum was David's Book of Psalms, in which he sought comfort and inspiration.

For example, the book of Psalms, which has been frequently recited and memorized by Jews for centuries, says:

There is no cantillation mode for the books of Psalms, Proverbs and the poetic parts of Job.

Prevailing opinion during the nineteenth century was that the whole Book of Psalms was a product of the Maccabean period.

Father Umphred, book of psalms dangling from his fingers, stood beaming; Lady Vosse sat straight and stern.