An edition of Forgotten songs
(2012)
Forgotten songs
reclaiming the Psalms for Christian worship
by C. Richard Wells and Ray Van Neste
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Forgotten songs: reclaiming the Psalms for Christian worship
2012, B&H Academic
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1433671786 9781433671784
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Table of Contents
Biblical and historical foundations.
Words to grow into : the Psalms as formative speech -- John D. Witvliet
Always alleluia : reclaiming the true purpose of the Psalms in the Old Testament context -- C. John Collins
Ancient songs and apostolic preaching : how the New Testament laid claim to the Psalms -- Ray Van Neste
Prepared for prayer : the Psalms in early Christian worship -- Craig A. Blaising
Biblical poetry in a postbiblical, postpoetry world -- Douglas Bond
Delighting in doctrine : word and worship in Psalm 1 -- Ray Ortlund, Jr.
Practice.
How I introduced Psalm singing to my church without getting fired! -- James H. Grant, Jr.
Reclaiming the Psalms in pastoral prayer : a true story -- C. Richard Wells
Reclaiming the Psalms for private worship -- Leland Ryken
Why we need to learn to cry in church : reclaiming the Psalms of lament -- Calvin Seerveld
Performing the Psalms : reclaiming the Psalms for corporate and communal worship -- James Richard Joiner
The cry of the heart and the cure of the soul : interpreting the Psalms for pastoral care ;
The psalm of the cross as the psalm of Christ -- C. Richard Wells.
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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