psalms

Just wanted to let everyone know about a project we've been working on. We recently created an app called The Psalms that contains the complete Scottish Metrical Version (SMV) Psalter. It's the app we use in our own church, and it's been a convenient way to have the Psalter adn tunes with us...

Does anyone know of any published recordings of congregational singing from the Trinity Psalter-Hymnal (TPH)? I’d especially love to find recordings of congregational, a cappella singing of the TPH—similar to what’s available in the 1650 Split Leaf Psalter app (on Google and Apple). I’m aware...

I have recently read from Augustine's Psalms commentary, most recently on Psalm 18, and I have noticed a certain diffrence from at least some Reformed interperters (Matthew Henry et al), as well as Theodoret who I read on Psalm 18 for comparison's sake. The main diffrence seems to be that...

In his comments on Psalm 69 — ”There has come to pass this thing in the very city Jerusalem, wherein they thought themselves mighty in crying against the Son of God, Crucify, Crucify; John 19:6 and in prevailing because they were able to kill Him that raised dead men. How mighty to themselves...

Hi all, May I recommend to you all and say how helpful I’ve found Ian White and My Soul Among Lions’ psalm renderings to scripture memorisation - you also get a good feel for how the mood across the psalms change from one to another. Suggestions of each (some of my favourites): Ian White...

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...

Love to God by Thomas Tuke (d. 1657) Thomas Tuke (d. 1657) was a prolific writer, fiery preacher and faithful reformed minister of the Gospel of Christ. Love to God by Thomas Tuke (d. 1657), is a masterpiece of devotion and self-examination teaching Psalm 31:23, “Love ye the LORD, all his...

Spiritual Desertions Discovered and Remedied by Samuel Willard (1640-1707) Samuel Willard (1640-1707) was a reformed preacher of the Gospel in the old South Boston Church in New England, president of Harvard University, and one of the great Protestant ministers of his day. Samuel Willard’s...

From Psalm 46: 8 Come, behold the works of the LORD, what desolations he hath made in the earth. 9 He maketh wars to cease unto the end of the earth; he breaketh the bow, and cutteth the spear in sunder; he burneth the chariot in the fire. 10 Be still, and know that I am God: I will be...

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...

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...

I was working a little bit on my long-term project of the history of the RPCNA psalter and found something I thought was fascinating. In 1882 the RPCNA synod appointed a committee to revise the 1650 Psalter with some verbal corrections and suitable music. This was completed in 1899. The goal...

Psalm 82 1 God standeth in the congregation of the mighty; he judgeth among the gods. 2 How long will ye judge unjustly, and accept the persons of the wicked? Selah. 3 Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy. 4 Deliver the poor and needy: rid them out of the...

Housekeeping: This is not about EP vs. IP This is Devotional Please share and feel free to include the specific Psalter Version as well as any background info as why it pierces your heart so! For me, I am still relatively new to Psalm singing, so I do not know many and I and my family only...

Recently, I began studying about Exclusive Psalmody and I have become inclined towards it. I have found great refutations against popular non-EP arguments. However, there is one argument to which I didn’t find a refutation: “Psalm-singers don’t really sing the Psalms the exact way the Psalm...

I think this could go in church order or worship, lmk. This thread was spawned from this post https://puritanboard.com/threads/who-may-read-the-scriptures-in-public-worship.95036/#post-1160127 and discussion following between myself, Edward, and Chris (The Old Course). ----- I don't...

I posted about this recently but what is exciting about this is that these three sermons have not been republished in any form since 1562. Here they have been updated in spelling and punctuation only and remain remarkably clear and readable. What makes these particular sermons even more special...

In psalms that say to sing a new song, could the psalmist be referring to the Psalm itself? Before posting, I was able to find a similar point mentioned briefly in a thread, but the poster's main point was another interpretation. This is like the commands to use different instruments, for...

Are you able to sing with David that God's “statutes have been my songs in the house of my pilgrimage”? – Ps. 119:54 In order that you may find as rich treasure and grace in singing the Lord’s psalms as David did, we have collected as many psalters online as we could. Previously we had around...

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...

First of all, the response to the Android Beta has been overwhelming! I've gotten many heartfelt messages from people who have had their spiritual lives enhanced by the Android version. Praise God for that. If you already have the Android Beta - get the update on Google Play. There have been...

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...

This site has compiled all the Psalms tracks available online from different churches/groups/denominations. You can also like the FB page here: [url]https://www.facebook.com/exclusivepsalmsradio :cheers: enjoy!

Just thought I'd let you all know this site had a soft launch today: *Exclusive Psalms Radio - Home They put together all the Psalms tracks in once place. NEEEEAAT! No more hopping over different places to listen to Psalms!:sing:

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...

Hey all, This may have been answered in another thread...I'm not sure.:confused: Anyways, I understand the basis for exclusive singing of psalms, but why acapella? I've heard some people argue that instruments lead to emotionalism but I believe that's a weak argument, as some are stirred...

Matthew Winzer, “Westminster and Worship Examined: A Review of Nick Needham’s essay on the Westminster Confession of Faith’s teaching concerning the regulative principle, the singing of psalms, and the use of musical instruments in the public worship of God.” CPJ has been peddling this as...

I would appreciate any critiques dealing with the substance of this article or please point me to any references to any objective comments that have already dealt with this article directly - if known. Should the Psalter be the Only Hymnal of the Church? Written by Dr Rowland S. Ward...

Does anyone know who the "D. Burgess" Edward Leigh is referring to here? ~THE GORDIAN KNOT~: A SERIOUS CALL TO DEFEND THE GOSPEL--by Edward Leigh (1602-1671) When Leigh references D. Burgess on page 629 of the online book which corresponds to page 609 actually of the book itself, I wonder...