psalm

Preposition: of

praise: One day of prayer sounds like a psalm of praise, another sounds like Romans 7. Most days sound like a little of both.

Converse of object

• sing: He makes people rise at five in the morning to sing psalms.
• chant: The purpose of chanting psalms and singing hymns is not merely to glorify our language, but to heal it.
• compose: Hence, this is a Messianic Psalm composed about the greater David, the greater Solomon who was to come.
• pray: Perhaps psalm praying means praying the psalms in short, and praying long prayers like the prayers at the root of the psalms.
• translate: These translated Psalms follow Comus: A Mask in the 1673 text of Poems &c.
• read: Here was read the third psalm for the day.

Adjective modifier

• responsorial: As a rule the responsorial psalm should be sung.
• metrical: Metrical psalms he might have allowed, but certainly not the bulk of what appears in our hymn books.
• 23rd: The Lord is My Shepherd - there are a number of anthem versions of the 23rd psalm.
• imprecatory: While Bright deals only with Psalm 137, presumably he would also apply this principle of interpretation to the other imprecatory psalms.
• davidic: Certain authorities find no Davidic psalms in the Psalter.
• messianic: Be aware of the major types of messianic psalms.

Modifies a noun

• ps: Psalm Ps 116 r. Mk 16:15 Go out to the world; proclaim the Good News. or Alleluia!
• drummer: Psalm drummers have also beem part of many large events including Greenbelt, Soul Survivor and New Wine.
• singing: There was nothing odd to me about the unaccompanied Psalm singing.
• accompaniment: His psalm accompaniments often had a good measure of old-fashioned word painting.
• singer: He is as likely to talk of Bulgarian choirs as Albert Ayler, gagaku as John Coltrane, Gaelic psalm singers as Elvin Jones.
• setting: I did the same last year, and sang a Gelineau based psalm setting that seemed to go down all right.

Noun used with modifier

singing: Although dead, they were heard singing psalms even by their enemies.