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Text:Psalm 2 (A Responsorial Setting)
Author (General refrain):Martin Tel
Tune:[The LORD is King; with trembling bow in worship]
Composer:Robert Wetzler

2D. Psalm 2 (A Responsorial Setting)

Text Information
First Line: The LORD is King; with trembling bow in worship! (You are my son; this day have I begotten you)
Title: Psalm 2 (A Responsorial Setting)
Author (General refrain): Martin Tel
Publication Date: 2012
Scripture: ;
Topic: Biblical Names and Places: Zion; Church Year: Ascension of the Lord; Church Year: Baptism of the Lord (12 more...)
Source: Evangelical Lutheran Worship (Psalm text)
Copyright: General refrain © 2011 Martin Tel, admin. Faith Alive Christian Resources; Psalm text @ 2006 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, admin. Augsburg Fortress Publishers
Notes: Responsorial refrain to reading of Psalm 2. Psalm tone included for chanting. Transfiguration refrain (You are my son...) from Psalm 2:7.
Tune Information
Name: [The LORD is King; with trembling bow in worship]
Composer: Robert Wetzler
Key: e minor
Source: Psalter for Worship, Cycle A
Copyright: Refrain © 1998 Augsburg Fortress Publishers; Tone © Faith Alive Christian Resources



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