The Psalms in History And Biography
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77 $galm 45- A psalm sung by Columba near the fortress of the king of the Northern Picts, by the mouth of the river Ness. Adamnan, his biographer, says, ' But another story concerning the great and wonderful power of his voice should not be omitted. The thing is said to have taken place near the fortress of King Brude.
When the saint himself was chanting the evening hymns, with a few of the brethren, some Druids coming near to them did all they could to prevent God's praises being sung in the m...idst of a pagan nation. On seeing this, the saint began to sing the 44th (our 45th) Psalm, and at the same moment so wonderfully loud, like pealing thunder, that the king and people were struck with amazement and fear/ Adamnan tells that his voice could be heard at five hundred, and sometimes even a thousand paces, and yet that when near, it did not seem exceeding loud. It is to the credit of these old Picts that, though they tried to drown his voice, they do not seem to have gone to extremes of persecution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
77 $galm 45- A psalm sung by Columba near the fortress of the king of the Northern Picts, by the mouth of the river Ness. Adamnan, his biographer, says, ' But another story concerning the great and wonderful power of his voice should not be omitted. The thing is said to have taken place near the fortress of King Brude.
When the saint himself was chanting the evening hymns, with a few of the brethren, some Druids coming near to them did all they could to prevent God's praises being sung in the m...idst of a pagan nation. On seeing this, the saint began to sing the 44th (our 45th) Psalm, and at the same moment so wonderfully loud, like pealing thunder, that the king and people were struck with amazement and fear/ Adamnan tells that his voice could be heard at five hundred, and sometimes even a thousand paces, and yet that when near, it did not seem exceeding loud. It is to the credit of these old Picts that, though they tried to drown his voice, they do not seem to have gone to extremes of persecution.
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