psalmist

过去式：

动词过去式: psalmed

更多词形：

动词过去式: psalmed | 动词过去分词: psalmed | 动词现在分词: psalming | 动词第三人称单数: psalms |

单词例句：

Hope this series will rekindle us to love the Lord by loving His Word. May the delight of the Psalmist also be our delight!

盼望藉著本系列可以重燃我们对神话语的爱，和重燃我们对神的爱。愿诗人的喜悦也成为我们的喜悦！

In the winter of a troubled life, the psalmist asked, “Why are you cast down, O my soul?

当诗人处在他生命中艰难的冬天时,他自问,“我的心哪！你为何忧闷？”

We may even think like the psalmist that it's as though God is fighting against us.

我们可能会象这赞美诗的作者一样觉得神在与我们作对。

The Psalmist says ‘That’s how we were’.

诗人说：我们得帮助，也正是如此。

Now this is exactly what the Psalmist does not want to happen to himself (V127).

而这正是诗人不想发生在自己身上的事(V127)。

The psalmist wrote, "with thee is the fountain of life: in thy light shall we see light" (Psalm 36: 9).

诗篇作者写道：“因为在你那里，有生命的源头。在你的光中，我们必得见光”（诗篇36：9）。

Yet another attribute of God that causes the psalmist to be awestruck, is His omnipresence (all-present).

然而，上帝的另一个使诗人心感敬畏的属性就是无所不在（到处都在）。

The psalmist, David, likely made use of his earlier composition and altered it for a specific occasion and purpose.

诗人大卫也许使用他早期的诗句，并且为了特殊的时机与目的，将它们作了一些修改。

In his praying the psalmist spoke to his Lord and thereby was reminded and encouraged that the Lord cares.

诗人在祷告中向他的主倾诉，他因此得到提醒和鼓励，那就是主必看顾他；