Why Does the Church Sing Psalm 95 EVERY day?

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[@Aggie-zs1qi]

Exactly! Love this - thank you again Paul!

[@kenboyer5948]

Love it. Psalm 95 calls us “from slumber into song. That is conversion.” Go for it-chants, rants, and rambles!

[@BrennanHayden]

Yes, awake and sing! You are such a great explainer. Thank you!

[@TracyW-me8br]

I have often wonder why we always start with Psalm 95. It means so much more to me after listening to the break down. I get it now. Super helpful, thanks!

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Beautiful! Praise God!

[@christopherhennigan9834]

Come let us sing to the LORD, and shout with joy to the rock who saves us! I love waking up with Psalm 95!

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Thank you so much for giving such beautiful insights to all of our Worship!! Your teaching puts a smile on my face and excitement and joy in my heart as I grow in my ability to Worship Him more profoundly. Beautiful words, but also the reasons behind the beautiful words. So much appreciated.

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[@deborahdiem3558]

Thank you for explaining the "why" of the Invitatory. I always miss it if I don't start my day with it. Now I know why. 😊

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Thank you. I have been listening to sing the hours almost daily since I learned about it. This video took me another step closer in to understanding to giving meaning I can thank you enough for what you are sharing. God bless you and your family- priceless- timeless-

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[@mazikode]

Very educational..thank you so much Paul.

[@clairesintoni5115]

Thank you so much for your awesome chanting of the psalms! I pray them along with you frequently, most often at night to end the day in their beauty, and in reverence of our most awesome God.

[@MichaelBrooksmsb400]

I have already memorized Psalm 95, and use it all the time.

[@kevinbeaumont8750]

Thanks for making Psalm 95 fresh for me again.

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I know what will be my wake-up alarm as from now. Thank you

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THANKS PAUL! LOVELY!❤

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The way you change is really you

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Thank you for this video, you are an inspiration!! May God continue to bless you and allow you to provide teaching🙏

[@deborahmartinez7017]

Thank you for this! This is exactly the question I have been asking for some time. Perfect.

[@wms72]

I wish you'd sing the Invitatory before Lauds every day, Mr. Rose.

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Thank you very much!

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Bless you! Thank you for your ministry. I am very grateful for Sing the Hours and just discovered this page. Very original and needed!

[@anitavillarreal3835]

Thank for explaining the reason the church sings the Psalms, what a blessing!!

[@paulblum4369]

Paul, you bring honor to this name! I chanted these in seminary for so many years! I am thankful to have this now, but wishing that I also had it back then!

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Blessings

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I so enjoy listening and learning from you Paul. May God Bless you and your wife we all so love you both ✝️🙏🏻♥️🥰😘. May God continue to Bless you with his many Graces. I pray with you and for you everyday! 🙏🏻✝️

[@Blap552]

Lol nice nice rhymes,literal And figurative good sir!❤😀

[@niascenery]

Thank you Paul!

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Thanks for the lesson. Great stuff.

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Thank you .

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Knowledge drop 😮🤯💖

[@nitznatac3919]

Wow, I love it Paul ❤ so much to learn & you made it so simple to understand why we should chant rants & ramble 🎶 🎵 Truly Paul you are God sent to us 🙏 God bless your ministry ❤ Thanks a million 🕊

[@eyefisher]

When I was Episcopalian I read the Daily Office every morning. They also begin with Ps. 95. I guess it's something they kept.

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Thanks Paul, remain blessed!

[@joannawebb8683]

Love this! ❤

[@sherryland3739]

Really appreciate this information & breakdown of the Psalm. Love these chants, rants, rambles - not shambles IMO😆🙏

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Thank you . God bless you

[@BillyKangas]

Great stuff

[@chantsandrants]

Thanks Billy =)

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Thank you so much for the explanation appreciation.

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This is it ! 😊

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Good morning

[@georgetteyoung524]

Wow!! Thank you for the explanation!!

[@lorettarobertson6705]

God bless you Paul for your teaching me , everyday Lauds, Vespers and Compline are part of my prayer routine and please thank Fr Nathaniel too..

[@George-Aguilar]

Wonderful commentary brother ❤

[@gregorychampion6391]

Fantastic! Never heard that explained before, but makes so much sense. Thank you!

[@bon47ful]

Thank you. I was wondering why Psalm 95 is repeated. Also wondering why substitute psalms can be read (e.g. 100, 67, 27). I imagine an Ordo would help me figure out the readings, as I am usually alone when I pray. On Saturday mornings I get to join a church group where there is a priest who leads the chanting and a leader who tells us what page we should be on. Benediction follows afterwards. It's a beautiful thing.

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[@p-jo]

Thank you for this!❤

[@johnhenry1791]

I use the Universalis app and I let it automatically cycle through Psalm 95, 100, 67, and 24. So my invitatory psalm is different each day (one of those four). But maybe I should use Psalm 95 every day for a while.

[@carollockhart9542]

God bless you!

[@MichaelBrooksmsb400]

In the LOTH, since its inception, has Psalm 95 and three others choices for Invititory Psalm, but I always use 95, as it has been memorized.

[@chantsandrants]

To my knowledge the other options are new additions to the GILH. the LOTH before the 1970’s only had psalm 95 as the Invitatory.

[@MichaelBrooksmsb400]

@@chantsandrants ...and I maintain that Tradition of Psalm 95, also I maintain the same three Psalms of Compline nightly.

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Thank you 🙏 ❤

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excellent instruction !!!!!

[@suzannehallock8174]

Hello Paul I was wondering if you new a channel or an avenue of where I can learn Latin I know some but it’s a difficult language to master as you did?? 😂 I do attend Latin Mass every Sunday. I am so blessed to have it available where I am in Virginia. Thank you in advance if I get an answer..God Bless you. ✝️🙏🏻♥️🕊️

[@lovefromholymeadow]

Unless I missed it, I would love for you to have a video on how to sing psalm 95 in English and Latin. I know you're adding the psalms in order but....could we skip ahead for psalm 95 😊. I'd love to sing this in the morning before I pray the Office.

[@juneclairepavese7537]

Love this

[@delfinagarcia4771]

Are one of the voices in the "sing the hours" channel? I have been singing along the Lauda and Vespers each day and it has been a blessing

[@chantsandrants]

Two voices on Sing the Hours, sometimes three: Paul Rose (main voice), Fr. Nathaniel (second male voice), Nina Rose (sister). Thanks for tuning in!

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[@declangerardoconnor1321]

I think it is called the "invitatory" psalm............not "invidatory" as you stated Paul! Sorry for being pedantic, but better right than wrong!

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[@DrSheri.teaches]

Wow! This was so interesting. Thank you!

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