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Thomns I.VcDonne1lYO 114VE IWOUNDED MY HEAR′T77Raphael Broucn.TertiaryTHHE IW11 T()BEATCO11U NISVI82Bruuce Ignutocslii.(.F.V.Cap...S.T.L.(.R(SSES(VER V4GASAI:XIl86Father(,erurd 1luber,O.F.M1.FR1CISCN BRIEFS1「Father Byron l itz  n,O.F.M.POENS:  \n2  \nI II 15 T11LlE  \nSister Teresn Clure.(.S.F.  \nIIC11ARIST81  \nSister V.Josephine.F.S.S.S.H FTIEYD SF.FRANCIS9,3  \nF:lizabeth Metzger.TertiaryTHOLGHITO1A JUBILEE9Sistvr M.Mynette,F.S.P'.1.  \n# A Commentary on the Psalms:\n\nFather Jerome A.Kelly,O.F.M.  \nPsalms 95 and 97  \nHoly Scripture that when theycame to compose their own worksthey naturally echoed its thoughtsand expressions.And that is whywe find 8o many resemblances  \nA comment quite validly maderegarding the Psalms and Cantielesused in the Office—one whichgrows to complaint if our know-  \nledge of these prayers remains among their works.euperficial or our use of themAs exemplifying such resem-perfunctory—is that they have ablances,I intend to consider to-certain sameness about them,agether Psalm 95 and Psalm 97,certainrepetitiousness.Similarwhich are remarkably alike inwords and identical phrases re-structure,imagery,and theme.appear with such frequency-80Both Psalms open with a world-do similar images,ideas,andwide exhortation to  \nthemes--that these inspired hynns Sing to the Lord a new song...appear forever to be echoing theBoth,in closing,bring all creaturessame thoughts and expressions.ToBefore the Lord,for he comes;illustrate what I mean,let mefor he comes to rule the earth.remind you how easy it is toHe shall rule the world withdetect reminiscences of the Psalmsjusticeand other writings of the Oldand the peoples with his con-Testament in the Magnificat,thatstancy,spontaneous  \nfountain(of praisewhich welled from the depths ofMary's soul in reply to the salu-tation of Elizabeth.  \nsays Psalm 95,with equity,saysPsalm 97.  \nWithin this common frameworkeach Psalm develops the samepattern:the exhortation to praiseGod is first justified by a pro-clamation of his worthiness to bepraised,and then an invitation isgiven to animate and to inanimatecreatures to join in praising him.Of the two,however,Psalm 95expands more richly,generously,and suggestively.In the firststrophe,verses l to 3 of the Psalm,the exhortation is repeated and  \nWhat is true of this familiarhymn applies equally to otherPsalms and Canticleswhoseauthors we can not,very frequent-ly,20 accurately identify:theyfaithfully repeat and reproduce thethoughts and sentiments whichpervade Holy Scripture.And thereason for this—apart from anyconsideration of their all havingbeen inepired by the same,one  \nelarified by preeise direetions:  \nSing to the Lord,all you lands.Sing to the Lord;bless his name;announce lhis salvation,day afterday.  \nTell his glory among the nations;among all peoples,his wondrousdeeds.  \nThcn comes a whole newstrophe,verses 4 and 6,to justifypraising God:  \nFor great is the Lord and highlyto be praised;  \nawesome is he,beyond all gods.For all the gods of the nations are  \nthings of","cbCaioAjKcdsqr9J","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioAjKcdsqr9J","pdf",1662939,36,"English","# A Commentary on the Psalms\n## Psalms 95 and 97","[{\"question\":\"Why does the author compare Psalm 95 and Psalm 97 together?\",\"answer\":\"Both psalms share a common framework: an opening exhortation to praise God, a justification based on God’s worthiness, and an invitation for all creation to join in praising Him.\"},{\"question\":\"How is Psalm 95 described as different from Psalm 97?\",\"answer\":\"Psalm 95 is presented as expanding more richly and generously, while Psalm 97 develops its themes more immediately through a first strophe that lists reasons for praising God.\"},{\"question\":\"What emphasis does the commentary make about God in these psalms?\",\"answer\":\"The author highlights that the God of Israel is not a man-made idol, but the true Creator who rules the universe, and that the psalms point to concrete acts of God’s salvation and justice.\"}]","A Commentary on the Psalms - Father Jerome A. 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