Psalmist (noun)

A person who composes or sings psalms; specifically a member of the choir in a Jewish or Christian temple.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french psalmiste, from latin psalmistes, from greek psalmōidēs, from psalmos "psalm".

Examples:

1. The choir was made up of psalmists, who sang the psalms with great skill and devotion.
2. The psalmist was known for his beautiful voice and his ability to lead the congregation in singing the psalms.
3. He was a gifted psalmist and had written many beautiful psalms that were sung in the church.
4. The psalmist's voice was powerful and emotive, and it brought many people to tears as they listened to him sing.
5. The ancient psalmists were inspired by the beauty of nature and the majesty of God to write their psalms.