Book I of the Psalter · Psalms 1–41
Psalm 22
My God, My God
Read, pray, and sing Psalm 22 with the South Florida Psalter. Book I of the Psalter (Psalms 1–41), with the sung setting and related Field Notes.
What you can do with Psalm 22 here
- Read it
Read Psalm 22 in full in the reading experience, with the text laid out for slow, unhurried attention.
- Listen to it
Listen to the South Florida Psalter musical setting of Psalm 22.
- Sing it
Sing Psalm 22 with your church, your family, or on your own — the Psalter is a songbook before it is anything else.
- Pray it
Pray Psalm 22 as your own words, joining a prayer the church has prayed for three thousand years.
Field Notes on Psalm 22
- What I Learned from Andrew Root About Evangelism—and the PsalmsAfter hearing Andrew Root speak on evangelism, despair, consolation, and prayer, I kept thinking about the Psalms—and…Church Renewal
- The Psalms Are a Mirror for the SoulAthanasius believed the Psalms reveal Christ, expose the movements of our own souls, and train those souls to become…History
- The Psalms Teach Us How to PrayGod has not simply told us to pray. He has given us words to pray.Start Here
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