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Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel, 2015
In the late theology of the psalms, the main lines of Old Testament theology are focused like light through a magnifying glass. The »historical psalms« (Psalms 78; 105; 106; 135; and 136) emphasize the reflection of their own history. In its own way, each of the historical psalms creates memories of a »salvific primordial time,« which includes the ...
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In the late theology of the psalms, the main lines of Old Testament theology are focused like light through a magnifying glass. The »historical psalms« (Psalms 78; 105; 106; 135; and 136) emphasize the reflection of their own history. In its own way, each of the historical psalms creates memories of a »salvific primordial time,« which includes the ...
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The translation techniques of the old English metrical Psalter, with special reference to psalm 136
English Studies, 1994(1994). The translation techniques of the old English metrical Psalter, with special reference to psalm 136. English Studies: Vol. 75, No. 5, pp. 393-407.
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Trauma Healing through Psalms 136–139: a Trauma-Informed Canon-Critical Framework
Horizons in Biblical TheologyAbstract This article draws together insights from trauma theory and the conversation in Psalms scholarship known as “Psalmenexegese und Psalterexegese” or as the question of “shape and shaping” to propose a reading of Pss 136–139 as a pathway to trauma healing. This sequence of psalms moves participants toward healing by preparing them for the work of
John Garland, Rebecca W. Poe Hays
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Psalm 136 and the romance ‘Encima de las corrientes’
2021Terence O’Reilly, Stephen Boyd
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Slavia Orientalis
The article is a continuation of many years of research conducted by the author on the East Slavic monodic liturgical chant and musical writing of the former Republic of Poland. The work focuses on one of the greatest phenomena of East Slavic compositional art, which is the old Ruthenian monodic melodies of Psalm 136 By the Rivers of Babylon.
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The article is a continuation of many years of research conducted by the author on the East Slavic monodic liturgical chant and musical writing of the former Republic of Poland. The work focuses on one of the greatest phenomena of East Slavic compositional art, which is the old Ruthenian monodic melodies of Psalm 136 By the Rivers of Babylon.
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The Time of the Silent Harps: Reflections on Psalm 137: ВРЕМЯ МОЛЧАНИЯ АРФ: РАЗЫІШЛЕНИЯ О 136 ПСАЛМЕ
2022In his article, the author examines the content of Psalm 137, focusing on the inner struggles of the psalmist, who went through the experience of the Babylonian invasion, captivity, collapse of the usual way of life and immense longing for the lost homeland. The psalmist has nothing more to lose.
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On the Ordering of Psalms as Demonstrated by Psalms 136–150
2014William P. Brown, Yair Zakovitch
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