- 1 Odes 1 Α′ The Song at the Sea opens the collection with praise for the Lord who overthrows empire and plants his redeemed people. PDF
- 2 Odes 2 Β′ The Song of Moses stands as covenant lawsuit, historical recollection, and divine vindication in liturgical form. PDF
- 3 Odes 3 Γ′ Hannah's prayer becomes a compact canticle of exultation, reversal, and divine kingship. PDF
- 4 Odes 4 Δ′ Habakkuk's prayer joins trembling remembrance of wrath with confidence in the saving theophany of the Holy One. PDF
- 5 Odes 5 Ε′ An Isaianic prayer-canticle binding longing for God, judgment, discipline, and resurrection hope into one watchful song. PDF
- 6 Odes 6 Ϛ′ Jonah's prayer is recast as a standalone descent-and-deliverance canticle. PDF
- 7 Odes 7 Ζ′ The Prayer of Azariah interprets judgment as righteous and pleads for covenant mercy amid exile and shame. PDF
- 8 Odes 8 Η′ The Benedicite turns the whole cosmos into a liturgy of blessing from heaven to earth. PDF
- 9 Odes 9 Θ′ The Magnificat and Benedictus are joined into one messianic canticle of reversal, covenant remembrance, and peace. PDF
- 10 Odes 10 Ι′ Isaiah's vineyard song becomes a compact canticle of failed cultivation, judgment, and predatory injustice. PDF
- 11 Odes 11 ΙΑ′ Hezekiah's song of restored life traces the path from near-death lament to vowed thanksgiving. PDF
- 12 Odes 12 ΙΒ′ The Prayer of Manasseh grounds repentance in the creator's majesty and mercy toward sinners. PDF
- 13 Odes 13 ΙΓ′ Simeon's short song becomes a serene witness that fulfilled promise releases the servant in peace. PDF
- 14 Odes 14 ΙΔ′ The Great Doxology gathers heavenly praise, Trinitarian worship, and daily prayer into one liturgical summit. PDF