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Psalms 150

Brenton Septuagint · 6 verses · 9 questions below

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Alleluia. Praise God in his holy places: praise him in the of his power.

Praise him on [account of] his mighty acts: praise him according to his abundant greatness.

Praise him with the sound of a trumpet: praise him with psaltery and harp.

Praise him with timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and the organ.

Praise him with melodious cymbals: praise him with loud cymbals.

Let every thing that has breath praise the Lord.

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  1. Psalms 980.77cross-referenced 2×
  2. Psalms 1000.76
  3. Daniel (Greek) 30.71
  4. Tobit 130.70
  5. Isaiah 120.69
  6. 1 Chronicles 160.67cross-referenced 2×

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