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ist (ver. 22). {132} PSALM cviii. _Paratum cor meum_ Ascension Day, evening (Prayer Book) A Psalm of Christ glorified in His Resurrection, praying for His Church and foretelling His future victories (under the figure of David's wars). The last three verses seem to be the prayer of the Church and the voice of her confidence of ultimate triumph in Christ. PSALM cix. _Deus laudem_ Acts i. 20 A Psalm of Christ's judgment upon impenitent sinners; His prayer for Himself in His Passion, and for His Church in whose sufferings at the hands of sinners He Himself is crucified afresh. PSALM cx. _Dixit Dominus_ Matt. xxii. 41-5 (parallels in Mark and Luke); Acts ii. 34, 35; Heb. i. 13, v. 6-vii. Christmas Day, evening (Prayer Book) The Church's witness to the Divinity of Christ, to His eternal Priesthood, His warfare, sufferings, and victory. PSALM cxi. _Confitebor tibi_ Easter Day, morning (Prayer Book) A Psalm of Christ praising the Father for His Resurrection; in which His Church also joins, commemorating the Eucharist (ver. 5), the new and {133} eternal covenant, and the sacredness of the truth committed to her keeping. PSALM cxii. _Beatus vir_ The Church's testimony to the blessedness of the life of faith, hope, and charity, of which she has seen the perfect example in Christ Himself. PSALM cxiii. _Laudate, pueri_ Easter Day, evening (Prayer Book) The world-wide joy of the Church in the Catholic faith of the Incarnation, by which man is exalted from the dust of Adam's fall, and is no longer "subject to vanity," but made equal to the angels. PSALM cxiv. _In exitu Israel_ Easter Day, evening (Prayer Book) The Church's song of deliverance through the mighty power of the Resurrection. A Psalm also of the Christian soul delivered from the Egypt of this world, and crossing the Jordan of death to the joy of the heavenly Canaan. PSALM cxv. _Non nobis, Domine_ A continuation of the previous Psalm: the Church's joy in the living God, in Whom she hopes for life eternal; she calls upon priests and people alike to praise Him. {134} PSALM cxvi. _Dilexi, quoniam_ Churching of Women (Prayer Book) A thanksgiving of Christ and His Church for the Resurrection; with reference especially to the offering of the Eucharist, and the joy of Holy Communion, and also to the final rest and thanksgiving of the saints in Paradise. PSALM cxvii. _Laudate Dominu
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