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200	1		_aReflections on the Psalms _fC. S. Lewis
210			_aLondon _cGeoffrey Bles _d[1958]
215			_avii. + 151 p. _d21 cm
330			_aReflections on the Psalms presents the book of Psalms in ten different sections, not including an introduction and an alternative view on the Psalms, which Lewis titles "Second Meaning in the Psalms." Each section examines the Psalms not chronologically or in literary order, but clustered into a common set of characteristics such as the "cursings", "death", or "nature." Lewis starts with an introduction by way of disclaimers in a self effacing mannerism to show that this is not intended to be a scholarly work, but one that should enlighten readers of all levels. Lewis also explains that his work will follow the Book of Common Prayer by Coverdale, which is used by many Anglicans.
500			_aΑγία Γραφή _iΠ.Δ. _iΨαλμοί _9222
605			_aΑγία Γραφή _iΠ.Δ. _iΨαλμοί _xΚριτική, ερμηνεία κλπ. _93056
610	0		_aΠαλαιά Διαθήκη
606			_aστοχασμοί _910089
676			_a223.2061 _v23
686			_2ΙΜΠ _aΑ5 _cΕρμηνεία Π.Δ.
700		1	_aLewis _bC. S. _g(Clive Staples) _f1898-1963 _4070 _9101
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