- the Book of Psalms,
often known in
English by its incipit, "As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks" (in the King
James Version). The Book of Psalms...
-
reference to
Psalm 42 (41): As the hart
panteth after the
fountains of water; so my soul
panteth after thee, O God.
Order of
Friars Preachers...
- 42 in the King
James Version (1604–1611): "As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks, so
panteth my soul
after thee, O God." Tate and Brady's (1696) metrical...
- Seattle.
Written in 1984, this song is
based on
Psalm 42:1; "As the deer
panteth for the water, so my soul
longeth after Thee; You
alone are my heart's...
-
reference to
Psalm 42,
whose incipit is "As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks, so
panteth my soul
after thee, O God." In the
southern transept's...
-
images of the
faithful aspiring to Christ: "As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks, so
panteth my soul
after thee, O God." Water-birds and fish and other...
- hart with the
motto Sicut cervus anhelat ad
fontes aquarum ('As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks',
taken from
Psalm 42,
verse 1, but in a peculiar...
- fountain, a
reference to a
verse from
Psalm 42 (“As the hart
panteth for the
water brooks, so
panteth my soul
after thee, O God.”). Together, the two images...
-
symbolic of
humanity thirsting for salvation. As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks, so
panteth my soul
after thee, O God. On the
facing page to the Fountain...
- as
expressed in
Psalm 42 (Psalms 42:1), "As the hart
panteth after the
water brooks, so
panteth my soul
after thee, O God." Only the
melody of the closing...
