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pubLisbedander the sponsorship of the Franciscan Educational Conference by the FranciscanInstitute,St.Bonaventure University,St.Bonaventure P.O..New York.Editor:Eligius Buytaert,O.F.M.Assistant Editor:Sister Mary Frances,S.Mi.1.C.ManagingEditor:Sabbas J.Kilian,O.F.M.Editorial Board:lgnatius Brady,O.F.M..InnocentDaam,O.F.M.,Columban Duffy,O.F.M.,Gaudens Mohan,O.F.M.,Allan Wolter,O.F.M.Anmual subecription 32.00.  \nEatered as second class matter on November 25,1950,at St.Bonaventure P.ONew York,under the Act of March 3,1879.All communications,whether of a busincssor a literary nature,should be addressed to THE CORD,St.Bonaventure Univenity,St.Bonaventure P.O.New York.Cum permisu superiorum.  \nVOL.A1.NO.1.JANUARY.1961  \nCONTENTS  \n1 COMME\\TARY O1 THE PSALVIS:Father Jerome 1.Kelly.O.F.M.OUR LADY OF(UADALL PE11Father Simeou Capizi.O.F.M.THOUGHTS OFA1OTHER TER′TI4RY17Clare  \n1  \n11AA 1 ND HHS PRAYER18T itus Cranny.S.1.  \nYOU UAVE W(LNDED Y HEART20Rrplael Brocn.Tertiu yCROSSES (VLR 11(,154KI:Xl26F'ather Gerurd Huber.(.F.M.  \nITH 1NV1.MLETGOF FR4CISLL SISTEli529)ather Irenets Herschur.O.F.1.POEM:  \nIATIS FFA51(F'HE'EPIPH1N19Sistor ary Emera Foley,O.S.F.  \n# THE CORD\n\nA FR A N CI S CA N S P I RI TU A L REVIE W  \nPublished by the Franciscan InstituteSt.Bonaventure University,St.Bonaventure,N.Y.  \nVolume XI  \n1961  \n                                                                                  a  \n# A Commentary on the Psalms:\n\nFather Jerome A.Kelly,O.F.M.  \nautumn hath blown,There is a well-known poem in That host on the morrow lay with-English,by Lord Byron,some linesered and strown.of which,because they are a kindof introduction to Psalm 45,IFor the Angel of Death spread hisshould like to repeat here.Thewings on the blast,lines tell us thatAnd breathed in the face of thefoe us he passed;  \nPsalm 45  \nAud the eyes of the sleepers waxeddeadly and chill,  \nThe Assyrian came down lihe theuolj on the fold,  \nAnd their hearts but once heaved—and forever grew still.  \nAnd his cohorts were gleamiug inpurple and gold;  \nAnd the sheen of their spears was  \nAnd the tents were all silent—thebanners alone——  \nlike stars on the sea,  \nWhen the blue uaves roll nightlyon deep Galilee.  \nThe lances unlifted—the trumpetunblown.  \nLihe the leaves of the forest whensummer is green,  \nAnd the night of the Gentile,un-snote by the sword,  \nThat host with their banners atsunset were seen;  \nHath melted like snow iu theglance of the Lord.  \nLihe the leaves of the forest when  \nThe Assyrian in the poen isKing Sennacherib.The mysteriousdevastation of his army—onehundred and eighty-five thousandmen dying between sundown anddawn—took place before Jeru-salem and was the reason why heabandoned his siege of the holycity and retreated in defeat toAssyria.This is nost likely theevent,seholars say,eonnemoratedby Psahn 45 and to which direetreference is made at the very heartof the poen in verse six:  \nGod is in its midst;it shall not be  \ndisturbed;  \nGod will help it at the breah ofdawn.  \nThe historical background ofthis Psaln is so important,itshistorical implications so rich thatit serves as a good illustration ofonr need to read other books of theBible if we are going to make senseof the Psalter.Perhaps part of thetronble some people have in ap-prceiating the Psalms is a resultof their ripping the Psalter outof its context,or isolating it fromthe other books whieh are assoc-iated with it inthe Biblc,ofattempting to read the Psalmswithont any knowledgeof thecireumstanees in which and fromwhich they originated.A greatdeal of snpplementary reading ofHoly Scripture is necessary if weare going to mderstand the truemeanng of the Psalms and to usethem effectively as prayers.Only  \nfrom the historical and the pro-phetieal writings of the Old Testa-ment,for example,ean we gatherthe facts that form the frame inwhic","cbCaiuKjm53oP3tM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuKjm53oP3tM","pdf",1614275,36,"English","# A Commentary on 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