What is your favorite PSALM?

[jay29]

Mine is Psalm 104.

I heard it chanted many times in my Byzantine Catholic Church this past week.

 

[ruslan]

Psalm 23

:heaven: :harp:

 

[roselily]

Ah!

Psalms 1-150

:angel1::harp:

 

[4Squarebaby]

Psalm 51

 

[EphelDuath]

Psalm 4

 

[tobinatorstark]

Psalm 42 from the Latin Vulgate

 

[CWBetts]

Psalm 42 from the Latin Vulgate

Psalm 22. I don’t know Latin, so I have to stick with English

 

[Roman_Catholic_1]

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God bless

 

[pixie]

right now it’s 51

 

[CalCatholic]

Psalm 23, but then in second place Psalm 1.

 

[drforjc]

Ps 86 is rapidly “moving up the charts,” (in a manner of speaking) in my Bible

 

[John7]

Psalm 27 specially verse 4
One thing have I desired of the LORD
that will I seek after
that I may dwell in the house of the LORD
all the days of my life
to behold the beauty of the LORD
and to enquire in his temple

 

[tobinatorstark]

Psalm 22. I don’t know Latin, so I have to stick with English

The Latin Vulgate and Douay-Rheims based translations use on set of number of Psalms and the others use another. Both are correct. This link below will explain what I am talking about

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Psalters#Versio_juxta_Hebraicum

The Psalm 42 I speak of is most likely Psalm 43, unless you use the Douay-Rheims. I also love Psalm 22 which is the Psalm 23 in most Bibles

 

[Gertabelle]

Psalm 73 (72)

[Miss Gertie’s favorite verses]

And so when my heart grew embittered, and when I was cut to the quick,
I was stupid and did not understand, no better than a beast in Your sight.

And yet, I was always in Your presence.
You were holding me by my right hand…

What else have I in heaven but You?
Apart from You I want nothing on earth.

My heart and flesh faint away.
God is my possession forever…

To be near God is my happiness.
I have made the Lord God my refuge…

 

[CWBetts]

The Latin Vulgate and Douay-Rheims based translations use on set of number of Psalms and the others use another. Both are correct. This link below will explain what I am talking about

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Psalters#Versio_juxta_Hebraicum

The Psalm 42 I speak of is most likely Psalm 43, unless you use the Douay-Rheims. I also love Psalm 22 which is the Psalm 23 in most Bibles

I mean 22, as it is numbers in the NRSV-CE and NAB: it is a graphic description of the Passion, highlighting the victory at the end

 

[1edyson]

Psalm 25, try to pray it every day.