Sentences with phrase «penitential psalms»

An Augustinian friar, Visitor of the group of friaries in the region, often preaching in the town church, at the age of thirty - two he was the successful local man, He had just published his first little book, a translation into German of the seven penitential psalms.

We shall mention five types of Babylonian writings: (1) The Creation Story and the Flood Story, that is, the story of mythological beginnings; (2) hymns and prayers, including their penitential psalms; (3) ritual texts; (4) their legal code; and (5) omens, all of which find some correspondence in the Bibles of most people.

Five types of Babylonian writings are discussed: (1) The Creation Story and the Flood Story, that is, the story of mythological beginnings; (2) hymns and prayers, including their penitential psalms; (3) ritual texts; (4) their legal code; and (5) omens, all of which find some correspondence in the Bibles of most people.

Psalm 51 is one of the seven classic penitential psalms used on occasions of confessing sin.

(A penitential psalm attributed to Tabiutual - Enlil, King of Nippur, as quoted by Morris Jastrow, Jr.: Aspects of Religious Belief and Practice in Babylonia and Assyria, p. 333.)

The penitential Psalm, «Out of the Depths», one of his favourites, and the hymn to the Holy Spirit, «Come Holy Ghost», were among the first he did.

A study of completeness in the Psalms (7:9, 9:7, 15:2, 18:24, 26, 31, 33, 19:8, 14, 25:21, 26:1, 11, 37:18, 37, 38:4, 8, 41:13, 64:5, 7, 73:19, 78:72, 84:12, 2, 101:2, 6, 102:28, 104:35, 119:1, 80) will reveal much to us, e, g, in the second penitential psalm, 38, for my stupidity is a thorough disgrace, and there is no completeness in my flesh.

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The prototype of the penitential prayer is Psalm 51: «For I know my transgressions, and my sin is ever before me.

The editor of the Psalms long after the event thought that Psalm 51, greatest of all the penitential Psalms, was born of his feeling of guilt and contrition.