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The Vitality of Worship: A Commentary on the Book of Psalms is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Psalms have been central to Jewish and Christian tradition and spirituality across the centuries. In them people of all times and places have found echoes of their own experiences, whether of praise or perplexity, certainty or doubt, quiet assurance or agonized questioning. This commentary on the book of Psalms by Robert Davidson seeks to show how a knowledge of the place the Psalms...

theological content, to become little more than a cry of joyful welcome and acclamation, just as an original “God be with you” has become for us “Good-bye.” In verses 26 and 27 we listen to a priestly blessing, the first part of which was probably pronounced by the priests at the gate leading into the temple courts. He “who comes [REB: “enters”] in the name of the LORD” is the king and possibly each one of those who accompany him in the procession, coming to the temple with the LORD’s imprimatur.
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