Psalms                           by Dr. Ralph Wilson

Lesson 13

Epilogue (Psalms 47 and 119)

 

Psalm 47 -- Clap Your Hands All Nations

 

Psalm 119 -- Delight in the Law of the Lord

 

Prayer

Lord, thank you for your great blessings in Christ Jesus. Teach us to always have thanksgiving on our lips. Teach us to take refuge in you when we are in trouble. Soothe our troubled souls when we are wounded and broken. And give us hope, joy, and shalom in You.

 

Thank you for the wonderful time we've had experiencing the Psalms. Thank you for your blessing, your goodness, your love. Help me, help us to praise you to highest heaven, and when we have laments to turn our hearts toward You who alone can heal us. Thank you. In Jesus' wonderful name, we pray. Amen.

 

Songs (Psalms 100, 107, 118, 34)

  • "All People that on Earth Do Dwell" (Old Hundredth), words attributed to William Keth (1561), music attributed to Louis Bourgeois (1551).
  • "Bless His Holy Name," words and music by Andrae Crouch (© 1973, Lexicon Music, Inc.). Psalm 34:1, 3.
  • "For the Lord Is Good," words and music by Gary Sadler and Lynn DeShazo (© 1997, Integrity's Hosanna! Music). Psalm 100:5.
  • "God Is Good" (all the time), words and music by Morris Chapman (© 1992, Maranatha Praise, Inc.). Psalm 100:5
  • "He Has Made Me Glad" ("I Will Enter His Gates with Thanksgiving in My Heart"), words and music by Leona Von Brethorst (© 1976, Maranatha Praise, Inc.). Psalm 100:4.
  • "I Will Bless the Lord at All Times," author unknown. Psalm 34:1-4.
  • "I Will Magnify," words and music by Scott Palazzo (© 1985, Mercy Publishing). Psalm 34:3.
  • "Lovely Noise," words and music by Greg Sparks and Rebecca Ed Sparks (© 1997, worshiptogether.com songs). Psalm 107:8-9.
  • "Redeemed, How I Love to Proclaim It," words by Fanny Crosby (1882), music by William J. Kirkpatrick. Psalm 107:2.
  • "Shout to the Lord," words and music by Darlene Zschench (© 1993, Hillsong Publishing). Psalm 100:1.
  • "Sing to the Lord," words and music by Bill Bastone and Tom Howard (© 1984, Maranatha Music). Psalm 100.
  • "The Lord Is Good," words and music by Dan Marks (© 1982, Maranatha! Music). Psalm 34:8.
  • "The Haven of Rest," words: Henry L. Gilmour (1890), music: George D. Moore. Psalm 107:29-30.
  • "This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made," words: Isaac Watts (1719), music, "Arlington" by Thomas A. Arne (1762). Psalm 118:24.
  • "This Is the Day," words and music by Les Garrett (© 1967, 1980, Scripture in Song / Maranatha! Music). Psalm 118:24.
  • "Through All the Changing Scenes of Life," words by Nahum Tate and Nicholas Brady (1698), music: "Irish" melody from A Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems (1749). Psalm 34.3.
  • "Thou Art My God," words and music by Tony Hopkins (© 1972, Scripture in Song / Maranatha! Music), Psalm 118:28-28.

Songs (Psalms 47, 119)

  • "Clap Your Hands" (all you people), may be sung as a round. Words and music by Jimmy Owens (© 1972, Bud John Songs, Inc., admin by EMI Christian Music Publishing). Psalm 47:1.
  • "More Precious Than Silver" (LORD, You are...), words and music by Lynn DeShazo (© 1979, Hosanna! Music). Psalm 119:72.
  • "O Word of God Incarnate," words: William W. How (1867), music "Munich," from Neuvermehrtes Gesangbuch (1663), adapted by Felix Mendelssohn (1847). Psalm 119:105.
  • "Teach Me Thy Way," words and music by Tom Howard and Bill Batstone (© 1986, Maranatha! Music). Psalm 119:35-41.
  • "Thy Word" (is a Lamp unto my feet, and a Light unto my path), words by Amy Grant, music by Michael W. Smith (© 1984 Meadowgreen Music Co., Word Music LLC. Psalm 119:105
  • "You Are the Mighty King," words and music by Eddie Espinosa (© 1982, Mercy / Vineyard Publishing). Psalm 47:2.

 

 

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