Out of the depths

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"Out of the depths" is an English rendering of the Latin phrase "De Profundis," traditionally associated with a penitential psalm and often used as a title for works expressing deep sorrow, supplication, or spiritual anguish.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English phrase ⓘ
title ⓘ
associatedWith De Profundis ⓘ
Psalm 130 ⓘ
describes deep sorrow ⓘ
penitence ⓘ
spiritual anguish ⓘ
supplication ⓘ
etymologyNote renders opening words of Psalm 130 in Latin Vulgate ⓘ
hasTheme appeal to God ⓘ
confession of sin ⓘ
cry for mercy ⓘ
hope for redemption ⓘ
lament ⓘ
language English ⓘ
originalLanguageOfSource Latin ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
Judaism ⓘ
translationOf De Profundis ⓘ
useContext book titles ⓘ
devotional writing ⓘ
hymnody ⓘ
musical compositions ⓘ
poem titles ⓘ
psalmody ⓘ
religious literature ⓘ
sermon titles ⓘ
spiritual autobiography ⓘ
theological reflection ⓘ

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De Profundis → titleMeaning → Out of the depths ⓘ
Pelham Humfrey → notableWork → O Lord, how long wilt thou be angry ⓘ
linked to: Out of the depths
Terry Oldfield → notableWork → Out of the Depths ⓘ
linked to: Out of the depths
Israel Meir Lau → notableWork → Out of the Depths ⓘ
linked to: Out of the depths
De Profundis (Paul Mealor) → titleTranslation → Out of the depths ⓘ
subject linked to: De Profundis