No, there isn't exactly a Psalm 151, or at least it's not titled such. But an additional one does occur in the Greek Septuagint (LX...

In my work with the Psalms I've noticed a peculiarity in several contemporary English translations. In the King James Version of the Bib...

Our friend Brian Wright has posted another psalm for our edification and enjoyment:

One more psalm from Roeland Scherff and company from the new Dutch versification of the Psalms:

Some weeks ago I was interviewed by James Spencer on What does it mean to be a Christian citizen? , covering topics in my three books. Not l...

I would love to have attended this event. From 9 to 12 July, the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s (LCMS) 2024 Institute on Liturgy, Preachin...

Here is an inspiring version of Genevan Psalm 24 sung enthusiastically by a francophone congregation:

Here is a lovely rendition of Genevan Psalm 137 sung to Claude Goudimel's arrangement by the Ensemble Clément Janequin:

Last year I reviewed the wonderful album of Genevan Psalms in Polish produced by Cithara Sanctorum. This was shortly after I had had the pr...

Two days ago, I alerted readers to Sam Robson's just released album of through-composed Psalms . Today he has posted a rendition of the ...

Our friends Andrzej and Agata Polaszek have just posted on their YouTube channel Psalm 46 from their new album, Cithara Sanctorum: Psalmy ...

Sam Robson is a gifted British musician who, for several years now, has posted on his popular YouTube channel videos of himself singing al...

A dozen years ago, a huge congregation assembled for the Reformed Presbyterian International Conference sang Psalm 100 , set to the familia...

This is quite lovely. A performance of three settings of Psalm 42, beginning with the Genevan version in French, proceeding to the version f...

I recently read a fascinating book by Karin Maag , Worshiping With the Reformers , published by IVP Academic in 2021. Maag is Director of th...

Here is Psalm 14 , which is a near doublet of Psalm 53. In this versification, stanzas 1, 2, and 4 are nearly identical in the two psalms, w...

Why review a collection that is more than sixty years old and has now been replaced by a later edition ? There's a deep personal reason:...

The congregation of the Hervormde Gemeente in Beekbergen sings Psalm 100 according to the new Dutch versification of the Psalms:

Our friend Brian Wright has posted a performance of Psalm 81 . The text is from the RPCNA 's Book of Psalms for Worship , and the tune, ...

 And here now is Psalm 5 in the new Dutch versification of the Genevan Psalter: