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To: FamiliarFace
Hmmm, I find myself singing the psalm that I heard on Sunday for the rest of the week. So while I may not know which chapter and verse I am singing, I remember the words. I don’t guess that matters to Protestants though, because I don’t remember which psalm it is.

How do you know it was an actual psalm, if you don't actually know which of the psalms it is?

Case in point:
Shakespeare, Aesop, or King James? Which of the following phrases are from the K J Version?
Quiz - Shakespeare or Scripture?

43 posted on 12/18/2014 8:17:44 PM PST by Alex Murphy ("the defacto Leader of the FR Calvinist Protestant Brigades")
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To: Alex Murphy

All you have to do is read. The chapter and verses are listed at the beginning.


49 posted on 12/18/2014 9:46:42 PM PST by FamiliarFace
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To: Alex Murphy

P.S. I love Psalms. My favorite is Psalm 139.


52 posted on 12/18/2014 9:51:29 PM PST by FamiliarFace
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To: Alex Murphy

It’s in the missal, it’s in the bulletin and it is in fact a psalm. DUH! The Psalm ALWAYS comes after the FIRST reading. That’s how he knows. If you could not read and write but are Catholic you know this. From the time you are big enough to sing.


67 posted on 12/19/2014 5:28:29 AM PST by defconw (If not now, WHEN?)
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