Trinitarian Glorias for Every Psalm

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Fred Sanders recently posted on Twitter that “Gerhoch of Reichersberg (1093-1169) wrote a ‘Glory be to the Father’ for the conclusion of every Psalm, deftly drawing out each Psalm’s imagery to provide terms for praising the persons of the Trinity. David Shaw has copied them all out in one place.” You can see Shaw’s post on his blog (“A Trinitarian rereading of the Psalms“) or download them all as a PDF below. Here’s an example from Psalm 1:

Glory be to the Father, who knoweth the way of the righteous; glory be to the Son, who is the way of the righteous, the man who is blessed, and prosperous in whatsoever he doeth; glory be to the Holy Ghost, who is the wind that scattereth the ungodly;

As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be: world without end. Amen.

Download a PDF: Psalm glorias.

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Johnathan Arnold
Johnathan Arnold
Johnathan is a husband and father, pastor of Redeemer Wesleyan Church, global trainer with Shepherds Global Classroom, and founder of holyjoys.org. He is the author of The Kids' Catechism and The Whole Counsel of God: A Protestant Catechism and Discipleship Handbook (forthcoming). Johnathan has also been published in Firebrand Magazine, the Arminian Magazine, God’s Revivalist, and the Bible Methodist Magazine.