Psalter

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The Psalter is the traditional name for the biblical Book of Psalms, a collection of religious songs, prayers, and poems central to Jewish and Christian worship.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical book
collection of psalms
liturgical book
alternateName Book of Psalms
Psalms
associatedWith King David
canonicalStatus canonical in Catholic Church
canonical in Eastern Orthodox Church
canonical in Judaism
canonical in Protestant churches
contains poems
prayers
religious songs
genre hymn
poetry
prayer
hasLiturgicalForm metrical psalms
hasPart Book of Psalms
influenced Christian hymnody
Jewish liturgical music
Western poetry
language Hebrew
liturgicalRole chant
psalmody
numberOfChapters 150
partOf Christian Old Testament
Hebrew Bible
primaryFunction lament
praise
supplication
thanksgiving
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
theologicalTheme Torah meditation
confession of sin
divine kingship
lament over suffering
thanksgiving for deliverance
trust in God
traditionalDivision five books
usedFor chanting
private devotion
public worship
singing
usedIn Christian worship
Divine Office
Jewish worship
Mass
liturgy of the hours
synagogue services

Referenced by (12)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Magnalia Christi Americana ("Book IV: Psalterium Americanum")
Psalms ("Psalm 91")
Roman Breviary
hasPart
Psalms ("Book III (Psalms 73–89)")
Psalms ("Book IV (Psalms 90–106)")
division
Psalms
alsoKnownAs
Vespers
associatedWith
Coptic Rite ("Coptic Psalmodia")
liturgicalBook
Psalm 90
locatedInCanonicalOrder
Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples ("Quintuplex Psalterium")
notableWork
Typikon
relatedTo
Horologion
usedWith

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