Psalm 135 - Military Orthodox/Byzantine Music
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Psalm 135 - Military Orthodox/Byzantine Music
Modified extract from Psalm 135, performed by the monks of Simonopetra Monastery (Mount Athos, Greece). The Psalm itslef obviously isn't about war, but the p...
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Psalm 136: His Lovingkindness is Everlasting | Bible.org
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