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Alex787 [66]
3 years ago
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Psalm:

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lozanna [386]3 years ago
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Psalm: I. Address to God: II. Lament or Complaint: III. Confession of Confidence: IV. Petition: V. Words of Assurance: VI. Vow or Exclamation of Praise: Psalm: I. Address to God: II. Lament or Complaint: III. Confession of Confidence: IV. Petition: V. Words of Assurance: VI. Vow or Exclamation of Praise:list four common uses of the psalms.one of the best known and loved psalms in a paragraph, explain some ways that christians preserved the psalms.
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