psalm (book)

literal strings: PSALM, Psalm, psalm

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• david wrote the book psalm (book)     

categories

• book(100.0%)
• LE @1052 (65.7%) on 24-apr-2017
• CPL @1098 (76.8%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "psalmist says in _" "psalmist said in _" "King David wrote _" "_ is a Psalm" "RSV NRSV Dead Sea Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "KJV RSV NRSV Dead Sea Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "psalmist in _" "King David wrote in _" "_ is a psalm" "Praise is taken from _" "Atlas Proverbs _" "Job KJV RSV NRSV Dead Sea Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "Psalmist in _" "David said in _" "psalmist writes in _" "David wrote _" "Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "throne according to _" "metrical version of _" "green olive tree in _" "he did not live _" "King James version of _" "Psalmist said in _" "King David said in _" "David composed _" "Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "words contained _" "David says in _" "page lists _" "Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "David prayed in _" "NRSV Dead Sea Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "Sea Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "Prophecy in _" "Psalms D/DD _" "David writes in _" "I am living _" "Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "David wrote in _" "Dead Sea Scrolls Nag Hammadi Library Bible Atlas Proverbs _" "Psalmist says in _" ] using psalm
• MBL @1052 (100.0%) on 26-apr-2017 [ Promotion of book:psalm bookwriter comedian:david ]
• creativework(100.0%)
• LE @1052 (73.4%) on 24-apr-2017

relations

• bookwriter
• david (male) (100.0%)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)

NELL has only weak evidence for items listed in grey

• bookwriter
• david_s (professor)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• creativeworkcontributedtobyagent
• moses (male)
• CPL @1103 (75.0%) on 06-mar-2018 [ "arg2 DD was written by arg1" "arg2 DD is attributed to arg1" ] using (moses, psalm)
• solomon (male)
• CPL @1103 (75.0%) on 06-mar-2018 [ "arg2 or Song of arg1" "arg2 DD was written by arg1" ] using (solomon, psalm)
• bookwriter
• thanksgiving (agriculturalproduct)
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 DDD A Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, thanksgiving)
• david (automobilemaker)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• bible (boardgame)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 says the following in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, bible)
• bible (book)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 says the following in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, bible)
• hope (book)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• old_testament (book)
• CPL @1096 (87.5%) on 18-jan-2018 [ "arg2 reading from arg1" "arg2 teaches us in arg1" "arg2 said in arg1" ] using (psalm, old_testament)
• david_s (braintissue)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• scripture
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 clearly tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, scripture)
• thanksgiving (candy)
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 DDD A Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, thanksgiving)
• hope (charactertrait)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• jesus (charactertrait)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 prayed in arg1" "arg2 foretold in arg1" "arg2 wrote arg1" "arg2 prophesied in arg1" ] using (psalm, jesus)
• word (charactertrait)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• david_s (chef)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• christ (city)
• CPL @1097 (75.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 is a Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, christ)
• OE @901 (100.0%) on 13-feb-2015 [ https://www.lds.org/scriptures/ot/ps?lang=eng  ] using (psalm, christ)
• hope (city)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• zion (city)
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, zion)
• david (clothing)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• s
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• word (color)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• zion (comedian)
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, zion)
• word (company)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• israel (country)
• CPL @1097 (50.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DDD we see arg2" ] using (psalm, israel)
• thanksgiving (date)
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 DDD A Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, thanksgiving)
• holy_spirit (emotion)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 describes in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 says in arg1" ] using (psalm, holy_spirit)
• OE @1104 (100.0%) on 18-mar-2018 [ https://bible.org/seriespage/2-putting-pentecost-perspective-part-1-holy-spirit-old-testament-acts-21-13 https://player.fm/series/good-shepherd-presbyterian-sermons-charlotte-nc/the-ever-present-holy-spirit-psalm-139-acts-2 https://bible.org/seriespage/2-putting-pentecost-perspective-part-1-holy-spirit-old-testament-acts-21-13  ] using (psalm, holy_spirit)
• hope (emotion)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• thanksgiving (emotion)
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 DDD A Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, thanksgiving)
• word (emotion)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• bible (hobby)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 says the following in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, bible)
• solomon (island)
• CPL @1095 (75.0%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DDD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, solomon)
• israel (male)
• CPL @1097 (50.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DDD we see arg2" ] using (psalm, israel)
• jesus (male)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 prayed in arg1" "arg2 foretold in arg1" "arg2 wrote arg1" "arg2 prophesied in arg1" ] using (psalm, jesus)
• king_david
• CPL @1094 (96.9%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD we find arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DDD is attributed to arg2" "arg1 DDD was written by arg2" ] using (psalm, king_david)
• moses (male)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• solomon (male)
• CPL @1095 (75.0%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DDD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, solomon)
• david (mldataset)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• word (mlmetric)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• david (mlsoftware)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• moses (mlsoftware)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• david (monarch)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• hope (monument)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• moses (musicalbum)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• one_david (musicinstrument)
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg2 prayed in arg1" "arg2 describes in arg1" ] using (psalm, one_david)
• hope (musicsong)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• thanksgiving (musicsong)
• CPL @1108 (50.0%) on 07-jun-2018 [ "arg1 DDD A Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, thanksgiving)
• hope (nongovorganization)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• david (person)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• david001
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• david002
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• david003
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• hope (person)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• jesus (person)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 prayed in arg1" "arg2 foretold in arg1" "arg2 wrote arg1" "arg2 prophesied in arg1" ] using (psalm, jesus)
• moses (person)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• david (personafrica)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• david_s (personafrica)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• david_s (personasia)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• david_s (personcanada)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• david_s (personnorthamerica)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• david (personus)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• moses (personus)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• word (physicalcharacteristic)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• david (politicianus)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• david_s (politicianus)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• solomon (politicianus)
• CPL @1095 (75.0%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DDD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, solomon)
• word (product)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 says in arg1" "arg2 reminds us in arg1" "arg2 tells us in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, word)
• one_david (professor)
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg2 prayed in arg1" "arg2 describes in arg1" ] using (psalm, one_david)
• david (programminglanguage)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• hope (programminglanguage)
• CPL @1114 (50.0%) on 18-aug-2018 [ "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, hope)
• bible (religion)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 says the following in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" ] using (psalm, bible)
• christ (religion)
• CPL @1097 (75.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 is a Psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, christ)
• OE @901 (100.0%) on 13-feb-2015 [ https://www.lds.org/scriptures/ot/ps?lang=eng  ] using (psalm, christ)
• david (religion)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• holy_spirit (religion)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 describes in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 says in arg1" ] using (psalm, holy_spirit)
• OE @1104 (100.0%) on 18-mar-2018 [ https://bible.org/seriespage/2-putting-pentecost-perspective-part-1-holy-spirit-old-testament-acts-21-13 https://player.fm/series/good-shepherd-presbyterian-sermons-charlotte-nc/the-ever-present-holy-spirit-psalm-139-acts-2 https://bible.org/seriespage/2-putting-pentecost-perspective-part-1-holy-spirit-old-testament-acts-21-13  ] using (psalm, holy_spirit)
• jesus (religion)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 prayed in arg1" "arg2 foretold in arg1" "arg2 wrote arg1" "arg2 prophesied in arg1" ] using (psalm, jesus)
• moses (religion)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• old_testament (religion)
• CPL @1096 (87.5%) on 18-jan-2018 [ "arg2 reading from arg1" "arg2 teaches us in arg1" "arg2 said in arg1" ] using (psalm, old_testament)
• david_s (retailstore)
• CPL @1099 (87.5%) on 23-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD A Psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD tells how arg2" "arg1 DD is King arg2" ] using (psalm, david_s)
• holy_spirit (river)
• CPL @1095 (93.8%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg2 wrote in arg1" "arg2 describes in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 says in arg1" ] using (psalm, holy_spirit)
• OE @1104 (100.0%) on 18-mar-2018 [ https://bible.org/seriespage/2-putting-pentecost-perspective-part-1-holy-spirit-old-testament-acts-21-13 https://player.fm/series/good-shepherd-presbyterian-sermons-charlotte-nc/the-ever-present-holy-spirit-psalm-139-acts-2 https://bible.org/seriespage/2-putting-pentecost-perspective-part-1-holy-spirit-old-testament-acts-21-13  ] using (psalm, holy_spirit)
• zion (river)
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, zion)
• zion (street)
• CPL @1098 (75.0%) on 21-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" ] using (psalm, zion)
• david (winery)
• CPL @1094 (100.0%) on 01-jan-2018 [ "arg2 has come to in arg1" "arg2 stated it in arg1" "arg2 probably composed arg1" "arg2 meant when he said in arg1" "arg2 makes clear in arg1" "arg2 exclaims in arg1" "arg2 possibly wrote arg1" "arg2 was when he wrote arg1" "arg2 declares in arg1" "arg2 sings this in arg1" "arg2 was the author of arg1" "arg2 describes in his arg1" "arg2 wrote the classic arg1" "arg2 in the opening verses of arg1" "arg2 said it this way in arg1" "arg2 could pray in arg1" "arg2 used this word in arg1" "arg2 understood this in arg1" "arg2 mentions them in arg1" "arg2 wrote at the end of arg1" "arg2 did when he wrote arg1" "arg2 expresses this in arg1" "arg2 lived and wrote arg1" "arg2 cries out to God in arg1" "arg2 panicked in arg1" "arg2 spoke of them in arg1" "arg2 spoke of in arg1" "arg2 wrote of in arg1" "arg2 probably wrote arg1" "arg2 writes in his arg1" "arg2 said it best in arg1" "arg2 writes about in arg1" "arg2 penned arg1" "arg2 referring to in arg1" "arg2 thus begins his arg1" "arg2 is speaking of in arg1" "arg2 may have written arg1" "arg2 wrote about in arg1" "arg2 alluded to this in arg1" "arg2 is referring to in arg1" "arg2 is saying in arg1" "arg2 to be the author of arg1" "arg2 wrote these words in arg1" "arg2 mentions it in arg1" "arg2 is said to have written arg1" "arg2 also wrote in arg1" "arg2 is the writer of arg1" "arg2 says in his second arg1" "arg2 refers to in arg1" "arg2 really did write arg1" "arg2 said it so well in arg1" "arg2 confirms this in arg1" "arg2 wrote of this in arg1" "arg2 wrote the above arg1" "arg2 describes it in arg1" "arg2 as the writer of arg1" "arg2 could say in arg1" "arg2 makes it clear in arg1" "arg2 wrote all of arg1" "arg2 put it this way in arg1" "arg2 emphasizes in arg1" "arg2 is saying here in arg1" "arg2 is dealing with in arg1" "arg2 cried out in arg1" "arg2 cried out to God in arg1" "arg2 penned the words of arg1" "arg2 makes this point in arg1" ] using (psalm, david)
• moses (year)
• CPL @1095 (98.4%) on 17-jan-2018 [ "arg1 DD is a prayer of arg2" "arg1 was probably written by arg2" "arg1 DD was written by arg2" "arg1 DD written by arg2" "arg1 DD is a psalm of arg2" "arg1 DD is attributed to arg2" ] using (psalm, moses)
• countrylanguage
• hebrew
• CPL @1097 (50.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg1 word used in arg2" ] using (hebrew, psalm)
• writerwrotebook
• bible (book)
• CPL @1104 (87.5%) on 18-mar-2018 [ "arg1 Verse Illustrations for arg2" "arg1 Verses are arg2" "arg1 verses such as arg2" ] using (bible, psalm)
• creativeworkcontributedtobyagent
• moses (person)
• CPL @1103 (75.0%) on 06-mar-2018 [ "arg2 DD was written by arg1" "arg2 DD is attributed to arg1" ] using (moses, psalm)
• dateoforganzationdissolution
• place
• CPL @1097 (50.0%) on 19-jan-2018 [ "arg2 DD will take arg1" ] using (place, psalm)