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Text:You Are My Refuge, Faithful God (Psalm 31)
Author:David Gambrell
Tune:MORNING SONG
Harmonizer:C. Winfred Douglas
Media:Audio recording

214. You Are My Refuge, Faithful God (Psalm 31)

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Text Information
First Line: You are my refuge, faithful God
Title: You Are My Refuge, Faithful God (Psalm 31)
Author: David Gambrell (2009)
Meter: CM
Language: English
Publication Date: 2013
Scripture: ;
Topic: Christian Year: Palm Sunday; Christian Year: Maundy Thursday; Christian Year: Good Friday (5 more...)
Copyright: © 2011 David Gambrell (admin. Presbyterian Publishing Corp.)
ONE LICENSE: 97146
Tune Information
Name: MORNING SONG
Harmonizer: C. Winfred Douglas (1940)
Meter: CM
Key: f minor
Source: Wyeth’s Repository of Sacred Music, Part Second, 1813
Copyright: Harm. © 1943, 1961, 1985 Church Pension Fund


Text Information:

What John Calvin said about Psalm 31:5 can be applied to this paraphrase of the psalm as a whole: it is one of the places in scripture “most suitable for correcting distrust.” That verse was on Jesus’ dying lips (Luke 23:46), and this psalm is appointed for Passion/Palm Sunday.


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Audio recording: Audio (MP3)
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