Websites
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A conversation between a Jewish poet and a Christian poet, with the provocative title above.
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The King James Version of all the psalms, all in one place.
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Yes, different faiths can have different English translations. Check out the Jewish perspective.
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The information here is super-detailed and should be of interest to Catholics and non-Catholics alike.
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And now, the all-important lolcat translation of Psalm 23: "I iz in teh valli of dogz, fearin no pooch."
Video
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Beautiful music, and the kids in the video are almost unbearably cute.
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Fan of the TV show <em>Lost</em>? Well, maybe you remember hearing Psalm 23 on this episode.
Audio
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The great German composer Franz Schubert wrote music to accompany the song.
Images
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A drawing of King David, the author of Psalm 23 according to tradition, with his instrument.
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A photo of psalms written on one of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Cool!
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A copy of the original 1611 King James Version of Psalm 23.
Books
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A Christian theologian writes an introduction to – you guessed it – the psalms. Downloadable!
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The contemporary poet Robert Alter approaches the psalms as poetry and offers a radically different (as far as these things go) translation of Psalm 23.