Orar con Salmos

“He who sings prays twice” (S. AGUSTÍN)
Taking this amazing Saint 😇
This edition of psalms has been created
In order that everyone who takes advantage of it
You can learn a little more and even meditate on each of the psalms.

🔥 Contains all 150 psalms.
🔥 An integrated search engine.
🔥 Content about Prayer.
🔥 An interactive menu.
🔥 elegant design.
🔥 It's completely free.

The "Psalms"

It is the longest Book of the Bible, with 150 chapters, 150 poems to be sung! and they are located in the center of the Bible.

At first it was called "Book of Praises". It is also called "Salterio", because it was the most used instrument to sing them in community.
It is the most used Book of the Bible in the last 3,000 years, by Jews and Christians of all denominations.
It was the "official hymn book" in the Temple and Synagogue, and it still is now also in Christianity, in the Divine Office, the Holy Mass.
God himself inspired the feelings his children should have toward him, and the words they should use to address him.
They are the prayers that Jesus and Mary prayed and sang individually, as a family and as a community.
And it is beautiful to remember, when I pray a Psalm, that I join the universal symphony of the People of God, the best friends of the Lord!
"Protagonists" of the Psalms

They are two: "God", and the "man or woman".

"God"
It is the "everything" for the psalmist, who is thirsty for divinity. He is everything in everything and for everyone... an accessible God, at hand, personal, friend, who cares and helps and heals and saves and protects and caresses... who punishes the enemy with omnipotence... and, above all, , who forgives!, more than 200 times the word "mercy" is repeated.
Man or woman"
Trust in God! on all occasions... in suffering, sickness or defeat, he trusts in God and beseeches him, and already thanks him in advance and praises him, for the help he is sure to obtain!... in victory, he praises with joy... in sin, asks for mercy, and gives thanks for the forgiveness that the Lord is going to give him!
Any occasion serves the psalmist to repeat that God is good and just and merciful and great and wonderful, and protector and healer and savior...

How to read the Psalms

Praying them! They are not made to learn, but to pray! To listen to God and answer him. When we pray, we speak to God; when we pray the Psalms, we listen to God and we all need to listen more than talk.

Each Psalm speaks of Christ and his Church, as Luc says. 24, 44. If when praying a psalm you have not found Christ, pray it again! Because you have missed the best.
When a psalm speaks of the "just", Jesus is the just par excellence; when they speak of the "sinner", Christ is the Lamb of God who bore all the sins of the world; when the psalmist "cries out," or pleads with mighty cries and tears, he is the same Jesus of Heb. 5, 7; and Christ himself is the "praising par excellence", who constantly praises and gives thanks to the Father.


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