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PSALMS

PSALMS. The Hallelujah Psalms. Turn to Psalms 150 Selection of Hallelujah Psalms 18, 30, 32, 40, 66 105-106 111-118 135-136 146-150. Instruments of Praise. Trumpet or Shopar. Instruments of Praise. Harp Lyre Strings. Instruments of Praise. Tambourine- Timbrel.

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PSALMS

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  1. PSALMS

  2. The Hallelujah Psalms Turn to Psalms 150 Selection of Hallelujah Psalms • 18, 30, 32, 40, 66 • 105-106 • 111-118 • 135-136 • 146-150

  3. Instruments of Praise • Trumpet or Shopar

  4. Instruments of Praise • Harp • Lyre • Strings

  5. Instruments of Praise Tambourine- Timbrel

  6. Instruments of Praise • Flute

  7. Instruments of Praise • Cymbals

  8. Psalm 34 • Structure: • I. David proclaims his intention to praise Yahweh, calling on others to join Him • (1-3) A • A. He resolves to praise Yahweh for the sake of the humble (1,2) • B. He encourages the congregation to extol Yahweh together with him (3) • II. David reports his deliverance (4-6) B • A. He summarizes his deliverance (4) • B. He recounts the congregations response (5) • C. He restates his report of deliverance (6) • III. David offers descriptive praise to Yahweh (7-10) C • A. He praises Yahweh for His protection (7-8) • B. He praises Yahweh for His provision (9-10) • IV. David instructs in the fear of the Lord. (11-22) E • A. He invites the congregation to learn (11-12) • B. He encourages good words and works (13-14) • C. He contrasts the righteous and the wicked (15-22)

  9. Praise Psalms of the Individual Compare: 18, 30, 32, 40, 66, 106, 116, and 138. • Type of Psalm: Descriptive Praise Psalm of the Individual The Parts These hymns of worship frequently contain three elements: • (A) The call to praise, sometimes with the prologue “Hallelujah.” • (B) The cause for praise, including a summary statement, Yahweh’s characteristics of greatness and grace, with specific illustrations. • (C) The conclusion including things like a renewed call to praise, an exhortation, or petition.

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