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Patterns of Movement in the Hebrew Psalter: A Holistic Thematic Approach with an Exemplar, Psalms 69–87 (Studies in Biblical Literature Book 174) 🔍
Yung Hun Choi; Peter Lang Publishing Inc Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers, Studies in Biblical Literature, 174, 2021
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The author re-examines the movements in the Hebrew Psalter as a whole, "from laments to praises" and "from psalms of individual to those of community," indicated by Westermann (1977) and Gottwald (1985). In general, these movements are widely observable, however, there are some contradictory data upon closer inspection. Namely, some laments are assembled at the end and in fact many psalms of community appear in the middle. This motivated the author to launch a holistic structural study. In this book, the author demonstrates that the movements are not specified in a linear design but a progressive parallel pattern, crossing over the fivefold doxological division. The movements foreshadowed between Psalms 1 and 2 unfold in the specific psalms-groups and in the tripartite division. Each psalms-group exhibits the movements "from distress (lament) through deepest sorrow to joy (praise)," "from individual (through Israel) to nations," "from present/past to future," "from (the city of) Israel through Sheol/death to Zion," "from Mosaic covenant to Davidic one" and "from the flawed human (Davidic) kingship through Messianic to YHWH’s kingship." The "answer and certainty" of Psalms 1–2 reappear at the end of each group. A psalms-group, Pss 69–87, was selected as an exemplar to demonstrate the regularity of the movements.
Erscheinungsdatum: 09.03.2021
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lgrsnf/Patterns of Movement in the Hebrew Psalter_ A Holistic Thematic Approach with an Exemplar, Psalms 69–87 - Choi, Yung Hun.epub
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zlib/Religion & Spirituality/Bible/Yung Hun Choi/Patterns of Movement in the Hebrew Psalter_112833798.epub
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Gossai, Hemchand; Choi, Yung Hun
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Hemchand Gossai; Yung Hun Choi
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Lang AG International Academic Publishers, Peter
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Ingram Publisher Services UK- Academic
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Peter Lang Publishing Inc. New York
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Peter Lang Publishing, Incorporated
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Studies in Biblical Literature, 1st, New ed, New York, 2021
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Studies in biblical literature, New York, NY, 2021
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Studies in Biblical Literature, New York, 2020
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United States, United States of America
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Peter Lang Group, New York, 2021
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1, 20210324
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"The author re-examines the movements in the Hebrew Psalter as a whole, "from laments to praises" and "from psalms of individual to those of community," indicated by Westermann (1977) and Gottwald (1985). In general, these movements are widely observable, however, there are some contradictory data upon closer inspection. Namely, some laments are assembled at the end and in fact many psalms of community appear in the middle. This motivated the author to launch a holistic structural study. In this book, the author demonstrated that the movements are not specified in a linear design but a progressive parallel pattern, crossing over the fivefold doxological division. The movements foreshadowed between Psalms 1 and 2 unfold in the specific psalms-groups and in the tripartite division. Each psalms-group exhibits the movements "from distress (lament) through deepest sorrow to joy (praise)," "from individual (through Israel) to nations," "from present/past to future," "from (the city of) Israel through Sheol/death to Zion," "from Mosaic covenant to Davidic one" and "from the flawed human (Davidic) kingship through Messianic to YHWH's kingship." The "answer and certainty" of Psalms 1-2 reappear at the end of each group. A psalms-group, Pss 69-87, was selected as an exemplar to demonstrate the regularity of the movements"-- Provided by publisher
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<P>The author re-examines the movements in the Hebrew Psalter as a whole, "from laments to praises" and "from psalms of individual to those of community," indicated by Westermann (1977) and Gottwald (1985). In general, these movements are widely observable, however, there are some contradictory data upon closer inspection. Namely, some laments are assembled at the end and in fact many psalms of community appear in the middle. This motivated the author to launch a holistic structural study. In this book, the author demonstrates that the movements are not specified in a linear design but a progressive parallel pattern, crossing over the fivefold doxological division. The movements foreshadowed between Psalms 1 and 2 unfold in the specific psalms-groups and in the tripartite division. Each psalms-group exhibits the movements "from distress (lament) through deepest sorrow to joy (praise)," "from individual (through Israel) to nations," "from present/past to future," "from (the city of) Israel through Sheol/death to Zion," "from Mosaic covenant to Davidic one" and "from the flawed human (Davidic) kingship through Messianic to YHWH’s kingship." The "answer and certainty" of Psalms 1–2 reappear at the end of each group. A psalms-group, Pss 69–87, was selected as an exemplar to demonstrate the regularity of the movements.</P>
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Across the Psalter, the movement "from laments of individuals to praises of nations," among other movements, are not in linear but progressive parallel patterns and cross over the fivefold doxological division.
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Introduction - Structural Issues and Discussion--A Review - Methodology - The Movements of the Psalms-Groups in Progressive Parallels - Structural Analysis of Movement in Psalms 69-87 - Conclusion
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2023-12-12
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