Ví dụ về việc sử dụng The psalmist trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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That's what the Psalmist says first.
The psalmist too took opportunities to sing.
Under what condition does the psalmist say the Lord will not hear prayer?
The psalmist realized the importance of God's Word.
Paul quotes Psalm 44, where the Psalmist cries out for God's help in the midst of trial.
The Psalmist says he will tell of God's deeds.
Many times we have prayed with the words of the Psalmist:'It is he who made us, and we are his;
The Psalmist writes“… who shall live and not see death?”.
We might think that all we can do is hold on andcry out for mercy, as the psalmist and Moses' mother did.
The Psalmist prayed,'Keep me from paying attention to what is worthless…'.
Most of us do not consider laws a source of joyful song,but this is the way the psalmist looked at God's Law.
But by the time the Psalmist writes this, God's people have already entered.
The Psalmist also gives the reason for this trust: they‘know' the Lord.
Pulling these individual examples together, the psalmist speaks of animals in general, saying,“They all wait for You(God) to give them their food in due season”(v. 27).
The psalmist describes the person who delights in God's Word as a tree planted by streams of water.
Finally, we also hear today the voice of the Psalmist:“By the waters of Babylon, there we sat down and wept, when we remembered Zion”(Ps137:1).
The Psalmist tells us in Psalm 104:15 that God gave wine to“make men glad”.
Note that the psalmist doesn't attempt to hide his disappointment from God.
The psalmist testified to this truth--"The law of the Lord is perfect, CONVERTING the soul.".
Finally, the psalmist reminds us that the just shall live in the presence of God.
The psalmist offers a three-step model: first, an attitude of praise permeates that person's heart.
In Psalm 150, the psalmist invites“everything that has breath” to celebrate and praise the Lord in many different ways.
The Psalmist tells us that the Lord does not only listen to the cry of the poor but responds.
I hope that you, with the psalmist and with millions of other Christians, will determine to make the Bible your‘delight'.
The Psalmist reminds us to pray to measure our time, not in hours or via a calendar, but according to wisdom.
In the words of the Psalmist, we are more than certain that'those who are sowing in tears, will sing when they reap'(Ps 126[125]: 5).
The Psalmist entrusts himself to God's goodness; he knows that divine forgiveness is extremely effective, because it creates that which it says.
At the centre of the praise that the Psalmist places on our lips, there is, in fact, a profession of faith, expressed through a series of attributes that define the profound reality of God.
The Psalmist says that this just and righteous man is as a fruitful tree, it is properly watered(daily in the Word) and therefore produces good fruit at the proper time(season).
Finally, the psalmist believes that his attitude and speech will inspire the people around him.