The Temple Songs (Psalms 65-68) are a group of four Psalms, each of which is identified by the double title, “A Psalm … A Song.” Apparently, these Psalms were used by Israel during their main feasts and were sung by faithful pilgrims after they had entered into the Temple in Jerusalem. Each Psalm contains allusions to the people of God assembled for worship.
Text adapted from 150 Questions about the Psalter by Bradley Johnston.
Listen to the Temple Songs
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Praise Awaits You, God (Psalm 65C) The Book of Psalms for Worship | Deliverance |
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The Far and Distant Peoples Fear (Psalm 65D) The Book of Psalms for Worship | Deliverance |
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All Earth to God Raise Joyful Song (Psalm 66C) The Book of Psalms for Worship | Redemption |
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O God, Show Mercy to Us (Psalm 67C) The Book of Psalms for Worship | Faithfulness |
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Let God Arise (Psalm 68A) The Book of Psalms for Worship | Refuge |
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