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The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

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Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A choir in red robes lighted only by candles they are holding.

Psalm 134 — Who Stand By Night

A Kyrielle

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A beautiful white wall with arched windows, covered with greenery.

Psalm 132 — I Worship at Your Footstool

A Italian Sonnet

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

Two white lambs lie in the grass in a field. A third lamb leaps into the air in the foreground.

Psalm 114 — Like Lambs

A Ballad

O sea, what ails you that you fled?
O River, why reverse?
The mountains leapt…

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A person wearing a coat turns away from the camera toward the orange sky.

Psalm 108 — Awake the Dawn

A Ballad

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A field of grass and flowers with a person sitting on the ground. The sun shines brightly down on a straw hat with a sunflower on the brim and long brown hair spills out from the hat down the back of a filmy white shirt.

Psalm 103 — A Flower of the Field

A Ballad

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A young woman with dark hair sits by a body of water playing a harp.

Psalm 71 — My Harp Will Sing

A Ballad

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

Psalm 67 — Shine On Me

A Triolet

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A valley green with neat, even furrows. Behind are distant blue mountains.

Psalm 65 — Full of Grain

A Ballad

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

On the left, the night sky is dotted with stars and a gibbous moon. In the middle, a couple in wedding clothes splits the image in two: a man in black and a woman in white. They fade toward the bottom, and her dress and veil fade toward the right into a bank of clouds.

Psalm 63 — Thirst For You

A Kyrielle

Esther Spurrill-Jones in The Quintessential Conundrum of Divinity

A silhouette of a person with long hair, arms outstretched before the rising sun, standing on a dock by a lake.

Psalm 57 — Awaken the Dawn

A Ballad