Psalm 10 is a prayer in time of persecution. Lamenting the attitudes and actions of the wicked, it ends with a statement of confident trust that God is king and that there will come a day when "man who is of the earth will strike terror no more."
To sing this psalm we adapted a text from the Trinity Psalter (© 1994 Crown and Covenant) and paired it with the beautiful melody "Finlandia" by the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius (1899).
This recording features Andrea Sandefur on vocals, Yvonne Veenstra on violin, Joel Stamoolis on double bass, and Tanya Galloway on piano.
Psalm 10
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