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 Summary\\ Summary\\
  
-8. Texts for the First Christians: the Psalms in the New Testament+==== 8. Texts for the First Christians: the Psalms in the New Testament ====
  
-9. The Psalms for Jews, from the First Century of the Common Era+==== 9. The Psalms for Jews, from the First Century of the Common Era ====
  
-10. The Psalms for Christians: In The West until the Reformation, and in the East+==== 10. The Psalms for Christians: In The West until the Reformation, and in the East ====
  
 ==== 11. The Psalms for Reformation Protestants ==== ==== 11. The Psalms for Reformation Protestants ====
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 "Alleluia" and "Hallelujah" "Alleluia" and "Hallelujah"
  
-14. The Psalms in the Churches Today: Protestants and Roman Catholics+==== 14. The Psalms in the Churches Today: Protestants and Roman Catholics ====
  
 ===== PART THREE: CURRENT THEOLOGICAL ISSUES ===== ===== PART THREE: CURRENT THEOLOGICAL ISSUES =====
  
-15. Toughening Texts: Lament, Recovery, and Praise+==== 15. Toughening Texts: Lament, Recovery, and Praise ====
  
-16. Censored Texts+==== 16. Censored Texts ====
  
-17. What Makes a Translation?+==== 17. What Makes a Translation? ====
  
-18. Psalms for Whom?+==== 18. Psalms for Whom? ====
  
-19. Through Jesus Christ Our Lord+==== 19. Through Jesus Christ Our Lord ====
  
 Epilogue: How the Twenty-third Psalm Became an American Secular Icon Epilogue: How the Twenty-third Psalm Became an American Secular Icon
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