The Book of Psalms - Chapters 29 through 33

This is Psalms Chapters 29 - 33 – Instrumental piano songs include a piano version of one of my original songs – “Broken Wing”, as well as Vineyard song by Kevin Prosch, "Blessed Be The Name Of the Lord" I’ve added some impromptu piano music led of the Holy Spirit of my own, as well as “The Battle Belongs to the Lord” originally written by Jamie Owens Collins in 1984.
As a musician, singer and psalmist myself, I decided to do a little different format for this audio book reading, as Psalms is a very special book of the bible to me. I’ve added my own piano and instrumentation as a backdrop, along with photographic images of nature donated to me by friends, family and audio book listeners. It is read from my own personal King James version of the bible.
Unlike the regular audio book readings that I do, each one of these videos for the Psalms takes multiple hours of time between the recording of the reading and the recording of the piano music and then the hours it takes to find and crop the images to put the video together. I may only be able to produce these as time and resources permit.

Psalms, a collection of lyrical poems, is one of only two Old Testament books to identify itself as a composite work containing multiple authors (Proverbs is the other). Some psalms name their author in the first line or title. For example, Moses wrote Psalm 90. David was responsible for many of them, composing seventy-three psalms. Asaph wrote twelve; the descendants of Korah penned ten. Solomon wrote one or two, and Ethan and Heman the Ezrahites were responsible for two others. The remainder of the psalms do not contain information about their authors.
The book was originally titled Tehillim, which means “praise songs” in Hebrew. The English title of “Psalms” originated from the Septuagint’s Greek title Psalmoi, also meaning “songs of praise.”1
“The book of Psalms expresses worship. Throughout its many pages, Psalms encourages its readers to praise God for who He is and what He has done. The Psalms illuminate the greatness of our God, affirm His faithfulness to us in times of trouble, and remind us of the absolute centrality of His Word. As the Psalms present a clear picture of God lovingly guiding His people, the responses of praise and worship to God are never far from the psalmists’ pens. The portrayal of worship in the Psalms offers us glimpse after glimpse of hearts devoted to God, individuals repentant before Him, and lives changed through encounters with Him.” – Chuck Swindoll

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