Psalm 92 is, in its own words, "a song for the Sabbath," a song for the day set aside for rest and worship. Psalm 92 affirms the goodness of giving thanks and singing praises together to the LORD, who graciously brings rest (Psalm 92:7-9) and flourishing (Psalm 92:12-15) to his people.
To sing this psalm we set lyrics by Christopher Idle (©Jubilate Hymns) to an original melody and refrain.
This recording features Joel Stamoolis on vocals and guitar, Laura Goertzen on vocals, Lauryn Pealatere on djembe, Naomi Stamoolis on English horn, and Andrea Sandefur on vocals and piano.
Psalm 92
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