1650 psalter

Hello my brethren in the Lord! I've a simple question to ask, since Dr. Google has proved fruitless and I just wanted to confirm this suspicion: maybe I have just no gone through enough of them yet, but it seems like every psalm in the 1650 Scottish Metrical Psalter is in Common Meter (86.86)...

This seemed to be the most appropriate place to inquire… This may be a silly question and I do hope my esteemed Puritan Board brothers will suffer me. I purchased the 1650 Scottish Split Leaf Psalter for my family’s worship, after discovering the richness of Psalmody (I attend a Reformed Baptist...

Where would you recommend I go to buy a psalter? My main preferrances and criteria are: - Uses the 1650 translation - Looks beutifull - Hardcover - Likely to survive long-term use - Sold online, ships internationally - Relatively cheap for my other requirements - Sold by a relatively well...

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Like The Comprehensive Psalter the text of this psalter is from the 1650 Scots Metrical Version (SMV) so I will not review the text itself. It is available for purchase primariily from the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing). Background Aside from the history of the SMV, I do not know much...

Also known as the 1650 Psalter, the Psalms of David in Metre, and the Scottish Metrical Version (SMV). It is widely available both for free online and for sale in various formats (words-only or with music). Some recommended versions are The Comprehensive Psalter, if it can still be found, or The...