psalmody

I enjoy listening to psalmody and classic hymnody while driving, doing chores, and working outside. I have some current favorites, but want to branch out and see if anyone has favorites in either category that they'd suggest. Currently for psalmody, I enjoy a lot of Crown and Covenant's work...

Greetings, brethren, While in Emglish I may be biased in favour of the 1650 psalter, that does not mean I don't like the Genevan tunes. Their'e great! Here is psalm 101 in a few diffrent languages to the Genevan tune. Feel free to share any others! English: Dutch: Korean: German...

I found these two articles on "Gentle Reformation" regarding the Reformed Presbyterian mission in Syria highly interesting. 100 Years of Reformed Presbyterian Missions in Syria (Part 1 of 2) 100 Years of Reformed Presbyterian Missions in Syria (Part 2 of 2) In two notes of only partial...

There is much in psalm 68 that I do not understand, and I suspect that some of it has to do with some sort of typical imagery. In particular, I am not sure how to understand: v. 4 him that rideth upon the heavens by his name Jah v. 11 great was the company of those that published it [the...

Hello all, Since I can't be the only psalmody-lover in a church that dosen't sing the psalms, I thought we could have one thread for anyone who is looking to learn a new tune for a certain psalm or to share lesser-known tunes he found work well for a psalm. This could also be a place to collect...

The Simplicity of Holy Worship – by John Wilson (1588–1667). John Wilson (1588–1667) was a passionate and intense Reformed minister of the Gospel who was praised by men such as William Ames, Thomas Goodwin, Jeremiah Burroughs, and other celebrated divines. Wilson uses John 4:24 to explain in...

I can't tell you how much I love both Owen and Hutchins on this topic. Owen on worship is astoundingly good (who doesn't love Owen?). Hutchins on Psalmody, is one of the best reads on the subject concerning the Gentiles singing Psalms under the New Testament. Excellent! (Almost a book in and of...

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Just in time for the Lord's Day! I am pleased to announce the general availability of the 1650 Psalter for iOS. It is a little behind Android right now as Apple takes longer to approve updates - days instead of hours. But if you snag it now you will probably get an update to the app around...

Dear Saints of the Puritan Board, There has been a need for a 1650 Digital Split Leaf Psalter for some time now. The project is in Open Beta for Android at the moment. iOS Beta will occur sometime in early February. If you are interested in opting in - see the link below...

One common objection against exclusive psalmody is that if we only sing the psalms we will fail to sing the “name that is above every other name” (Philippians 2:9). I believe this objection fails for a number of reasons: 1) Of the supposed hymnic fragments found in the New Testament, only...

As some of you may know, by the grace of God Project Psalms has now finished recording all 150 Psalms from the Scottish Psalter of 1650, including both versions of 13 of the Psalms. We are now left with the task of Editing/Mixing, Mastering, CD Package Production, and Postage. We estimate...