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| The church teaches us that prayer is "crucial to the Christ-life, both individually and communally, privately and liturgically," writes Father Bob Meissner of Bay City, Michigan. The focal point architecturally and liturgically of Jewish services, said Elliot Wolfson, professor of Hebrew and Judaic studies at New York University, "the Torah is described in rabbinic literature as the Princess of God. These too are limited pieces of evidence, because we do not know with any certainty whether David's transfer of the ark was subsequently observed liturgically or in a procession that recited these psalms (but see Psalm 132), but we do have examples here of how psalms were interpreted or reapplied in late Persian times. |
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