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Handbook to the Mennonite Hymnary

by Lester Hostetler

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Book V — Metrical Psalms

575 That Man Hath Perfect Blessedness

Psalm I

Scottish Psalter, 1650

Psalm 1. The Tree and the Chaff.

The psalm embodies a fundamental teaching of the Old Testament, namely, that true happiness is to be found only in knowing and serving God.

MUSIC. DUNFERMLINE is a Scottish tune of unknown origin. The name is that of a town in Scotland. It appeared as one of the twelve “Common Tunes” (tunes not attached to any particular psalms) in The CL Psalms of David, &c., Edinburgh, 1615. In England the tune was included in Ravencroft’s Whole Book of Psalms, 1621.

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