| ACROSS | | 3 | | Who, rather than humanity, is at the center of the Psalms
| | 7 | | A book written on the occasion of the fall of Jerusalem and the subsequent Babylonian captivity of Judah; the book (which tradition says was authored by Jeremiah) says sin is the cause of Jerusalem's destruction and is a plea for God's mercy
| | 8 | | The number of sections or "books" of the Biblical Psalms |
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| DOWN | | 1 | | Analysis of literary works according to structure
| | 2 | | A book that celebrates human sexuality as a part of the love and affection shared by a married couple living out God's design
| | 4 | | A basic building block of Hebrew poetry which refers to the relationship between two or more lines of verse
| | 5 | | The Hebrew Bible's songbook which provides us with the language to give praise and to pray to God
| | 6 | | A type of Psalms which are cries to God for help
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