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Psalm 136 as an Interpretive Text
Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel, 2013Psalm 136 interprets Deut 10:17–11:5. It is cognizant of other material now found in the Bible, but, contrary to common opinion, it is not heavily influenced by P and may not know the Torah in its complete form. A careful examination of the psalm in relation to its sources shows in detail the complex ways that late texts rework their base texts ...
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The Diachronic Order of Psalms 134–136
Hebrew Studies, 2013Psalms 134–136 share a significant number of words and phraseology, and though they appear in this sequence in the Psalter, we cannot automatically assume they were written at the same point in history. In light of the difficulty in establishing an absolute date for each composition, the present paper attempts to determine their dates in relation to ...
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PSALM 136 ALS ZEITWEILIGE SCHLUSSDOXOLOGIE DES PSALTERS
Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament, 2000It is shown that Ps 118,1-4 as a ''liturgical instruction'' forms the introduction to Ps 136. Therefore, Pss 118,5-29; 119; 120-134 and 135 must have been inserted between 118,4 and 136,1. The reason why the collection has grown in this way is that Ps 136 was for some time the final doxology of the Book of Psalms as a whole. The present shape of Ps 118
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Children and the rock: The ending of the old english metrical psalm 136∗
English Studies, 1999(1999). Children and the rock: The ending of the old english metrical psalm 136. English Studies: Vol. 80, No. 2, pp. 89-105.
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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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