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[How to Read the Psalms] Bruce K. Waltke and Fred G. Zaspel For many reasons, the book of Psalms is

[How (and How Not) to Read the Psalms]( Bruce K. Waltke and Fred G. Zaspel For many reasons, the book of Psalms is a favorite of most Christians. Although we all have derived spiritual benefit from this ancient collection of poems on many levels, there are ways to read the Psalter that are more beneficial than others. [Keep Reading]( Featured Articles [How You Can Make an Eternal Impact on the Next Generation]( [How to Help Your Kids Love the Bible]( William R. Osborne [Does the Bible Speak to Today’s Struggle with Personal Identity?]( Brian S. Rosner [What Is Our Friendship with God Supposed to Look Like?]( Mike McKinley [June 2023 New Releases]( Get a free ebook by telling us a little bit about yourself! [Take 1-Minute Survey]( Crossway+ Offer 40% OFF + FREE EBOOK [Books for Summer Reading]( [Crossway+ Special]( Running through June 28th, 2023, Crossway+ members receive 40% off select titles from Crossway’s summer reading guide. [Learn More]( Don’t have a Crossway+ account? [Sign up for free.]( [“Living for Christ is good; living with Christ is better.”]( [—David Murray]( on Jesus as our greatest passion and pleasure Featured Video [Introducing the ESV Psalms, Photography Edition]( The ESV Psalms, Photography Edition Crossway The ESV Psalms, Photography Edition seeks to capture the beauty of this beloved book of the Bible by featuring the text of each psalm alongside captivating original photography of the Irish landscape. [Learn More]( “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” [—Genesis 1:27]( Connect with Us! [Unsubscribe]( | [Subscribe to our newsletter]( | [View in browser]( Crossway is a not-for-profit Christian ministry that exists solely for the purpose of proclaiming the gospel through publishing gospel-centered, Bible-centered content. Learn more or donate today at [crossway.org/about](. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive updates from Crossway. Crossway 1300 Crescent St.Wheaton, IL 60187 [Add us to your address book](

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