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1 Pent, Gen 1: 2(2) | fresh water under the earth (Psalm 33:7; Ezekiel 31:4), which
2 Pent, Gen 1: 2(2) | of it, "the upper water" (Psalm 148:4; Daniel 3:60), is
3 Pent, Gen 1: 2(2) | Genesis 7:11; 2 Kings 7:2, 19; Psalm 104:13). A mighty wind:
4 Pent, Gen 14: 18(5) | identified with Jerusalem (Psalm 76:3), but the Hebrew text
5 Pent, Gen 47: 9(1) | a sojourner on earth; cf Psalm 39:13.~
6 Pent, Exo 16: 4(2) | come down from the sky. Cf Psalm 78:25; Wisdom 16:20. Perhaps
7 Pent, Exo 21: 6(2) | sense of "to the judges." Cf Psalm 82:1. Since the expression "
8 Pent, Exo 21: 6(2) | symbol of obedience. Cf Psalm 40:7.~
9 Pent, Exo 25: 18(3) | for the invisible Lord. Cf Psalm 80:2. For a more detailed
10 Pent, Num 16: 1(1) | and Abiram (Deut 11:6); cf Psalm 106. The present account
11 Pent, Num 25: 14(5) | Phinehas became proverbial; cf Psalm 106:30; Sirach 45:23; 1
12 Pent, Deu 32: 8(2) | cf Job 1:6; 2:1; 38:7; Psalm 89:6-7. Here the various
13 Pent, Deu 32: 14(4) | for its strong cattle. Cf Psalm 22:13; Ezekiel 39:18; Amos
14 Pent, Jud 12: 6(1) | mean "flood water" as in Psalm 69:3, 16. Apparently the
15 His, 0 0: 23 | should compare 2 Chron 17; Psalm 89:19-37; 132:11-13; Acts
16 His, 1Sam 2: 1(2) | the symbol of strength; cf Psalm 18:3; 75:5; 89:18; 112:9. ~
17 His, 2Sam 7: 8(1) | again, in poetic form, in Psalm 89:20-38, and alluded to
18 His, 2Sam 7: 8(1) | 20-38, and alluded to in Psalm 132. The promise regarding
19 His, 2Sam 7: 8(1) | expression used of David in Psalm 89:23.The prophecy to David
20 His, 2Sam 14: 7(1) | the lighted lamp, e.g., Psalm 89:17 to keep alive the
21 His, 2Sam 14: 17(3) | 17] A resting place: cf Psalm 95:11; Hebrews 3:7-4, 11.
22 His, 2Sam 22: 8(5) | 9-15); cf Judges 5:4-5; Psalm 29; Psalm 97:2-6; Hebrews
23 His, 2Sam 22: 8(5) | Judges 5:4-5; Psalm 29; Psalm 97:2-6; Hebrews 3.~
24 His, 2Sam 22: 11(6) | messengers, or "angels" (Psalm 104:4), he is spoken of
25 His, 2Sam 22: 11(6) | enthroned upon the cherubim; cf Psalm 79:2; 99:1.~
26 His, 2Sam 22: 34(9) | stronghold safe from attack; cf Psalm 62:3; Hebrews 3:19.~
27 His, 1Chr 15: 20(1) | meaning, occurring also in Psalm 46:1 where it is rendered
28 His, 1Chr 15: 20(1) | may then mean "bass"; cf Psalm 6:1; 12:1. ~
29 His, 1Chr 16: 8(1) | Psalms: 1 Chron 16:8-22 = Psalm 105:1-15; 1 Chron 16:23-
30 His, 1Chr 16: 8(1) | 1-15; 1 Chron 16:23-33 = Psalm 96:1-13; 1 Chron 16:34-36 =
31 His, 1Chr 16: 8(1) | 1-13; 1 Chron 16:34-36 = Psalm 106:1, 47-48. ~
32 His, 1Chr 28: 2(1) | ark as his footstool; cf Psalm 99:5; 132:7. The propitiatory (
33 His, 2Chr 20: 21(2) | the same language is in Psalm 29:2) in bringing Israel
34 WisdB, Job 3: 8(1) | chaos. Cf Job 9:13; 26:13; Psalm 74:13-14; 104:26; Isaiah
35 WisdB, Job 9: 13(1) | cf Job 26:12. See note on Psalm 89:11. ~
36 WisdB, Job 12: 4(1) | be abandoned by God; cf Psalm 22:7-9; Matthew 27:39-43. ~
37 WisdB, Job 13: 14(1) | 12:3; 1 Sam 19:5; 28:21; Psalm 119:109; the first half
38 WisdB, Job 15: 35(1) | nothing but futile results. Cf Psalm 7:14; Isaiah 59:4. ~
39 WisdB, Job 22: 24(3) | 24] Ophir: cf note to Psalm 45:10.~
40 WisdB, Job 26: 5(2) | Sheol, the nether world; cf Psalm 6:6; 88:11.~
41 WisdB, Job 26: 6(3) | Nether world: cf note to Psalm 6:6. Abaddon: Hebrew for "(
42 WisdB, Job 26: 12(6) | cf Job 9:13; see note on Psalm 89:11.~
43 WisdB, Job 28: 16(2) | 16] Ophir: cf note to Psalm 45:9.~
44 WisdB, Job 30: 4(1) | juniper or brushwood; cf Psalm 120:4; a figure of bitterness
45 WisdB, Job 38: 1(1) | in the Old Testament; cf Psalm 18; 50; Nahum 1:3; Hebrews
46 WisdB, Job 38: 34(7) | comes in a theophany; cf Psalm 18:12.~
47 WisdB, Job 42: 14(5) | Keziah, precious perfume (cf Psalm 45:9); Kerenhappuch, cosmetic
48 WisdB, Job 42: 16(7) | expected span of human life; cf Psalm 90:10.~
49 WisdB, Psa Int | no sure way of dating any psalm. Some are pre-exilic (before
50 WisdB, Psa Int | with the community (e.g., Psalm 118:1-4). Secondly, they
51 WisdB, Psa Int | creation and sustenance (Psalm 135:1-12; 136). Some of
52 WisdB, Psa Int | dwells among the people (Psalm 47:96-99). Characteristic
53 WisdB, Psa Int | thrust.~Another type of psalm is similar to the hymn:
54 WisdB, Psa Int | the hymn: the thanksgiving psalm. This too is a song of praise
55 WisdB, Psa 1: 1(1) | Psalm 1] A preface to the whole
56 WisdB, Psa 1: 1(1) | good and the wicked. The psalm views life as activity,
57 WisdB, Psa 1: 1(2) | living or moral conduct (Psalm 32:8; 101:2, 6; Proverb
58 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | Psalm 2] royal psalm. To rebellious
59 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | Psalm 2] royal psalm. To rebellious kings (Psalm
60 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | psalm. To rebellious kings (Psalm 2:1-3) God responds vigorously (
61 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | God responds vigorously (Psalm 2:4-6). A speaker proclaims
62 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | earthly representative of God (Psalm 2:7-9) and warning kings
63 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | and warning kings to obey (Psalm 2:10-11). The psalm has
64 WisdB, Psa 2: 1(1) | obey (Psalm 2:10-11). The psalm has a messianic meaning
65 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(1) | Psalm 3] An individual lament
66 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(1) | will come to the rescue (Psalm 3:2-3). Despite such taunts
67 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(1) | protection even in sleep (Psalm 3:4-7). The psalm prays
68 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(1) | sleep (Psalm 3:4-7). The psalm prays for an end to the
69 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(1) | power to speak maliciously (Psalm 3:8) and closes peacefully
70 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(1) | an expression of trust (Psalm 3:8)[9].~
71 WisdB, Psa 3: 1 | 1 ~1 2 A psalm of David, when he fled from
72 WisdB, Psa 3: 1(2) | added later, relates the psalm to an incident in the life
73 WisdB, Psa 4: 1(1) | Psalm 4] An individual lament
74 WisdB, Psa 4: 1(1) | experience of God as savior (Psalm 4:2). That experience of
75 WisdB, Psa 4: 1(1) | the side of the faithful (Psalm 4:3-6). The faithful psalmist
76 WisdB, Psa 4: 1(1) | blessings given to the just (Psalm 4:7-8).~
77 WisdB, Psa 4: 1 | stringed instruments. A psalm of David. ~
78 WisdB, Psa 4: 1(2) | 1] For the leader: many psalm headings contain this rubric.
79 WisdB, Psa 5: 1 | with wind instruments. A psalm of David. ~
80 WisdB, Psa 5: 1(1) | Psalm 5] A lament contrasting
81 WisdB, Psa 5: 1(1) | security of the house of God (Psalm 5:8-9, 12-13) with the danger
82 WisdB, Psa 5: 1(1) | the company of evildoers (Psalm 5:5-7, 10-11). The psalmist
83 WisdB, Psa 5: 1(1) | prays that God will hear (Psalm 5:2-4) and grant the protection
84 WisdB, Psa 6: 1(1) | Psalm 6] The first of the seven
85 WisdB, Psa 6: 1(1) | seven Penitential Psalms (Psalm 6, 32, 38, 51, 102, 130,
86 WisdB, Psa 6: 1(1) | appeals to God's mercy (Psalm 6:5). Sin here, as often
87 WisdB, Psa 6: 1(1) | it is physical sickness (Psalm 6:3-4, 7-8) and the attacks
88 WisdB, Psa 6: 1(1) | the attacks of enemies (Psalm 6:8, 9, 10)[11]. The psalmist
89 WisdB, Psa 6: 1 | instruments, "upon the eighth." A psalm of David. ~
90 WisdB, Psa 6: 4(3) | you answer my prayer?" Cf Psalm 13:2-3.~
91 WisdB, Psa 7: 1(1) | Psalm 7] An individual lament.
92 WisdB, Psa 7: 1(1) | justice and protection (Psalm 7:2-3) and takes an oath
93 WisdB, Psa 7: 1(1) | the innocent can swear (Psalm 7:4-6). The innocent psalmist
94 WisdB, Psa 7: 1(1) | the just God's protection (Psalm 7:7-14) and be confident
95 WisdB, Psa 7: 1(1) | back upon their own heads (Psalm 7:15-17). The justice of
96 WisdB, Psa 7: 1(1) | the psalmist to praise (Psalm 7:17)[18]. ~
97 WisdB, Psa 8: 1(1) | Psalm 8] While marvelling at the
98 WisdB, Psa 8: 1(1) | limitless grandeur of God (Psalm 8:2-3), the psalmist is
99 WisdB, Psa 8: 1(1) | human beings in creation (Psalm 8:4-5), and then by the
100 WisdB, Psa 8: 1(1) | graciously bestowed upon them (Psalm 8:6-9).~
101 WisdB, Psa 8: 1 | leader; "upon the gittith." A psalm of David. ~
102 WisdB, Psa 8: 1(2) | the melody to which the psalm was to be sung or a musical
103 WisdB, Psa 8: 3(3) | line to the last line of Psalm 8:2 (itself obscure) to
104 WisdB, Psa 8: 3(3) | personified in poetic texts (Psalm 74:13-14; 89:11; Job 9:13;
105 WisdB, Psa 8: 6(5) | Christ the closing words of Psalm 8:7.~
106 WisdB, Psa 9: 1(1) | Psalms 9-10] Psalm 9 and Psalm 10 in the Hebrew
107 WisdB, Psa 9: 1(1) | Psalms 9-10] Psalm 9 and Psalm 10 in the Hebrew text have
108 WisdB, Psa 9: 1(1) | corresponding stanza). The psalm states loosely connected
109 WisdB, Psa 9: 1(1) | own concern for rescue (Psalm 9:14-15).~
110 WisdB, Psa 9: 1 | according to Muth Labben. A psalm of David. ~
111 WisdB, Psa 9: 1(2) | melodic accompaniment of the psalm, now lost. ~
112 WisdB, Psa 11: 1(1) | Psalm 11] A song of trust. Though
113 WisdB, Psa 11: 1(1) | hideout) to escape trouble (Psalm 11:1-3), the innocent psalmist
114 WisdB, Psa 11: 1(1) | seek asylum in the temple (Psalm 11:4-7). ~
115 WisdB, Psa 11: 3(2) | understood of public order. Cf Psalm 82:5.~
116 WisdB, Psa 11: 6(3) | figure for their destiny. Cf Psalm 16:5; 75:9; Matthew 20:22;
117 WisdB, Psa 12: 1 | leader; "upon the eighth." A psalm of David. ~
118 WisdB, Psa 12: 1(1) | Psalm 12] A lament. The psalmist,
119 WisdB, Psa 12: 1(1) | people persecute the just (Psalm 12:2-3), prays that the
120 WisdB, Psa 12: 1(1) | the wicked be punished (Psalm 12:4-5). The prayer is not
121 WisdB, Psa 12: 1(1) | justice appear on earth. Psalm 12:6 preserves the word
122 WisdB, Psa 12: 1(1) | transmitted in such psalms. In Psalm 12:7-8 the psalmist affirms
123 WisdB, Psa 12: 7(2) | Psalm 13] A crucible: lit. "in
124 WisdB, Psa 13: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
125 WisdB, Psa 13: 1(1) | psalmist, seriously ill (Psalm 13:4), expresses fear that
126 WisdB, Psa 13: 1(1) | Hence the heartfelt prayer (Psalm 13:2-3) is for healing that
127 WisdB, Psa 13: 1(1) | psalmist enjoys God's favor (Psalm 13:4-5). The poem ends with
128 WisdB, Psa 13: 1(1) | and a statement of praise (Psalm 13:6). ~
129 WisdB, Psa 14: 1(1) | Psalm 14] The lament (duplicated
130 WisdB, Psa 14: 1(1) | The lament (duplicated in Psalm 53) depicts the world as
131 WisdB, Psa 14: 1(1) | the fools" (= the wicked, Psalm 14:1-3) and "the company
132 WisdB, Psa 14: 1(1) | the company of the just" (Psalm 14:4-6; also called "my
133 WisdB, Psa 14: 1(1) | persecute the just, but the psalm expresses the hope that
134 WisdB, Psa 15: 1(1) | Psalm 15] The psalm records a
135 WisdB, Psa 15: 1(1) | Psalm 15] The psalm records a liturgical scrutiny
136 WisdB, Psa 15: 1(1) | to the temple court (cf Psalm 24:3-6; Isaiah 33:14b-16).
137 WisdB, Psa 15: 1 | 1 ~1 2 A psalm of David. LORD, who may
138 WisdB, Psa 15: 1(2) | be referred to as "tent" (Psalm 61:5; Isaiah 33:20), a reference
139 WisdB, Psa 15: 1(2) | designation of the divine abode (Psalm 2:6; 3:5; 43:3; 48:2 etc.). ~
140 WisdB, Psa 16: 1(1) | Psalm 16] In the first section,
141 WisdB, Psa 16: 1(1) | futile worship of false gods (Psalm 16:2-5), preferring Israel'
142 WisdB, Psa 16: 1(1) | preferring Israel's God (Psalm 16:1), the giver of the
143 WisdB, Psa 16: 1(1) | the giver of the land (Psalm 16:6). The second section
144 WisdB, Psa 16: 1(1) | life-giving presence of God (Psalm 16:7-11).~
145 WisdB, Psa 16: 1(2) | term occurring six times in psalm superscriptions, always
146 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | Psalm 17] A lament of an individual
147 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | for God's just judgment (Psalm 17:1-5) and requests divine
148 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | divine help against enemies (Psalm 17:6-9a). Those ravenous
149 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | Those ravenous lions (Psalm 17:9b-12) should be punished (
150 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | 9b-12) should be punished (Psalm 17:13-14). The psalm ends
151 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | punished (Psalm 17:13-14). The psalm ends with a serene statement
152 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | serene statement of praise (Psalm 17:15). The Hebrew text
153 WisdB, Psa 17: 1(1) | 15). The Hebrew text of Psalm 17:3-4, 14 is uncertain. ~
154 WisdB, Psa 17: 15(4) | night in the sanctuary (cf Psalm 17:3) and hopes to wake
155 WisdB, Psa 18: 1(1) | Psalm 12] A royal thanksgiving
156 WisdB, Psa 18: 1(1) | reports of divine rescue. The psalm has two parallel reports
157 WisdB, Psa 18: 1(1) | a heavenly perspective (Psalm 18:5-20), and the second
158 WisdB, Psa 18: 1(1) | an earthly perspective (Psalm 18:36-46). The first report
159 WisdB, Psa 18: 1(1) | short hymnic introduction (Psalm 18:2-4, 32-36) and conclusion (
160 WisdB, Psa 18: 1(1) | 32-36) and conclusion (Psalm 18:21-31, 47-50). ~
161 WisdB, Psa 18: 3(2) | fertility. Cf 1 Sam 2:10; Psalm 132:17; Luke 1:69~
162 WisdB, Psa 18: 8(5) | introduction to the theophany (Psalm 18:8-9) is probably a description
163 WisdB, Psa 18: 11(6) | throne bearers of the deity (Psalm 80:2; 99:1; 1 Kings 6:23-
164 WisdB, Psa 19: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
165 WisdB, Psa 19: 1(1) | Psalm 19] The heavenly elements
166 WisdB, Psa 19: 1(1) | wisdom of their creator (Psalm 19:2-7). The creator's wisdom
167 WisdB, Psa 19: 1(1) | human beings in the law (Psalm 19:8-11), toward which the
168 WisdB, Psa 19: 1(1) | psalmist prays to be open (Psalm 19:12-14). The themes of
169 WisdB, Psa 19: 5(3) | all in its daily course; Psalm 19:5b-7 form a transition
170 WisdB, Psa 19: 5(3) | transition to the law in Psalm 19:8-11. The six synonyms
171 WisdB, Psa 19: 5(3) | synonyms for God's revelation (Psalm 19:8-11) are applied to
172 WisdB, Psa 20: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
173 WisdB, Psa 20: 1(1) | Psalm 20] The people pray for
174 WisdB, Psa 20: 1(1) | people ask for divine help (Psalm 20:2-6) and express confidence
175 WisdB, Psa 20: 1(1) | such help will be given (Psalm 20:7-10). A solemn assurance
176 WisdB, Psa 20: 1(1) | something like the promises of Psalm 12:6; 21:9-13. The final
177 WisdB, Psa 20: 1(1) | 21:9-13. The final verse (Psalm 20:9) [10] echoes the opening
178 WisdB, Psa 21: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
179 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | first part of this royal psalm is a thanksgiving (Psalm
180 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | psalm is a thanksgiving (Psalm 21:2-8), and the second
181 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | triumph over his enemies (Psalm 21:9-13). The king's confident
182 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | king's confident prayer (Psalm 21:3-5) and trust in God (
183 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | 21:3-5) and trust in God (Psalm 21:8) enable him to receive
184 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | peace, and military success. Psalm 21:13(14) reprises Psalm
185 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | Psalm 21:13(14) reprises Psalm 21:2. When kings ceased
186 WisdB, Psa 21: 1(1) | sixth century B.C., the psalm was sung of a future Davidic
187 WisdB, Psa 22: 1(1) | Psalm 22] A lament unusual in
188 WisdB, Psa 22: 1(1) | with God's past mercy in Psalm 22:2-12. In Psalm 22:13-
189 WisdB, Psa 22: 1(1) | mercy in Psalm 22:2-12. In Psalm 22:13-22 enemies surround
190 WisdB, Psa 22: 1(1) | invitation to praise God (Psalm 22:23-27), becoming a universal
191 WisdB, Psa 22: 1(1) | universal chorus of praise (Psalm 22:28-31). The psalm is
192 WisdB, Psa 22: 1(1) | praise (Psalm 22:28-31). The psalm is important in the New
193 WisdB, Psa 22: 1 | The deer of the dawn." A psalm of David. ~
194 WisdB, Psa 22: 7(3) | dehumanization, an important motif of Psalm 22 is vividly portrayed
195 WisdB, Psa 22: 13(4) | form, as wild animals (cf Psalm 22:17, 21-22). Bashan: a
196 WisdB, Psa 22: 23(6) | banquet. The final section (Psalm 22:24-32) may be a summary
197 WisdB, Psa 22: 25(7) | Micah 3:4; Isaiah 8:17; Psalm 27:9; 69:18; 88:15.~
198 WisdB, Psa 22: 30(9) | assumes that all on earth (Psalm 22:27-28) and under the
199 WisdB, Psa 22: 30(9) | 28) and under the earth (Psalm 22:29) will worship God.~
200 WisdB, Psa 23: 1 | 1 ~1 A psalm of David. 2 The LORD is
201 WisdB, Psa 23: 1(1) | Psalm 23] God's loving care for
202 WisdB, Psa 23: 1(1) | shepherd for the flock (Psalm 23:1-4) and a host's generosity
203 WisdB, Psa 23: 1(1) | generosity toward a guest (Psalm 23:5-6). The imagery of
204 WisdB, Psa 23: 5(5) | in an exodus context in Psalm 78:19. As my enemies watch:
205 WisdB, Psa 23: 5(5) | especially at banquets (Psalm 104:15; Matthew 26:7; Luke
206 WisdB, Psa 24: 1 | 1 ~1 A psalm of David. The earth is the
207 WisdB, Psa 24: 1(1) | Psalm 24] The psalm apparently
208 WisdB, Psa 24: 1(1) | Psalm 24] The psalm apparently accompanied a
209 WisdB, Psa 24: 1(1) | the creation of the world (Psalm 24:1-2). The people had
210 WisdB, Psa 24: 1(1) | admitted into the sanctuary (Psalm 24:3-6; cf Psalm 15). A
211 WisdB, Psa 24: 1(1) | sanctuary (Psalm 24:3-6; cf Psalm 15). A choir identifies
212 WisdB, Psa 24: 1(1) | to bow down in obeisance (Psalm 24:7-10). ~
213 WisdB, Psa 25: 1(1) | Psalm 25] A lament. Each verse
214 WisdB, Psa 25: 1(1) | psalmist mixes ardent pleas (Psalm 25:1-2, 16-22) with expressions
215 WisdB, Psa 25: 22(3) | open the first, middle (Psalm 25:11), and last lines of
216 WisdB, Psa 25: 22(3) | and last lines of the psalm. Together, they spell aleph,
217 WisdB, Psa 26: 1(1) | Psalm 26] Like a priest washing
218 WisdB, Psa 26: 1(1) | upon entering the temple. Psalm 26:1-3, matched by Psalm
219 WisdB, Psa 26: 1(1) | Psalm 26:1-3, matched by Psalm 26:11-12, remind God of
220 WisdB, Psa 26: 1(1) | asking for purification; Psalm 26:4-5, matched by Psalm
221 WisdB, Psa 26: 1(1) | Psalm 26:4-5, matched by Psalm 26:9-10, pray for inclusion
222 WisdB, Psa 26: 1(1) | inclusion among the just; Psalm 26:6-8, the center of the
223 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | Psalm 27] Tradition has handed
224 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | the two sections of the psalm (Psalm 27:1-6; 7-14) as
225 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | two sections of the psalm (Psalm 27:1-6; 7-14) as one psalm,
226 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | Psalm 27:1-6; 7-14) as one psalm, though each part could
227 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | that God will bring rescue (Psalm 27:1-3), the psalmist longs
228 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | protection from all enemies (Psalm 27:4-6). In part B there
229 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | is a clear shift in tone (Psalm 27:7-12); the climax of
230 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | comes with "I believe" (Psalm 27:13), echoing "I trust" (
231 WisdB, Psa 27: 1(1) | 13), echoing "I trust" (Psalm 27:3). ~
232 WisdB, Psa 27: 2(2) | enemies are rapacious beasts (Psalm 7:3; 17:12; 22:14, 17).~
233 WisdB, Psa 27: 8(3) | Hosea 5:15; 2 Sam 21:1; Psalm 24:6.~
234 WisdB, Psa 27: 13(4) | of the Jerusalem temple (Psalm 52:7; 116:9; Isaiah 38:11),
235 WisdB, Psa 28: 6(2) | priestly or prophetic oracle in Psalm 28:5cd (not usually transmitted)
236 WisdB, Psa 29: 1 | 1 ~1 A psalm of David. 2 Give to the
237 WisdB, Psa 29: 1(1) | Psalm 29] The hymn invites the
238 WisdB, Psa 29: 1(1) | and might to God alone (Psalm 29:1-2a, 9b). Divine glory
239 WisdB, Psa 29: 1(1) | dramatically visible in the storm (Psalm 29:3-9a). The storm apparently
240 WisdB, Psa 29: 1(1) | and then moves inland. In Psalm 29:10 the divine beings
241 WisdB, Psa 29: 1(1) | s eternal kingship. The psalm concludes with a prayer
242 WisdB, Psa 29: 9(6) | witnessed God's supreme power (Psalm 29:3-9a), the gods acknowledge
243 WisdB, Psa 29: 10(7) | part of the universe. Cf Psalm 89:10-13; 93:3-4.~
244 WisdB, Psa 30: 1(1) | Psalm 30] An individual thanksgiving
245 WisdB, Psa 30: 1(1) | deliverance and restoration (Psalm 30:2-4); an invitation to
246 WisdB, Psa 30: 1(1) | invitation to others to join in (Psalm 30:5-6); a flashback to
247 WisdB, Psa 30: 1(1) | time before deliverance (Psalm 30:7-11); a return to praise
248 WisdB, Psa 30: 1(1) | return to praise and thanks (Psalm 30:12). Two sets of images
249 WisdB, Psa 30: 1 | 1 ~1 2 A psalm. A song for the dedication
250 WisdB, Psa 30: 1(2) | later adaptation of the psalm to celebrate the purification
251 WisdB, Psa 30: 3(3) | God as healer, see also Psalm 103:3; 107:20; Hosea 6:1;
252 WisdB, Psa 30: 10(6) | among your worshipers. Cf Psalm 6:6; 88:11-13; 115:17; Isaiah
253 WisdB, Psa 31: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
254 WisdB, Psa 31: 1(1) | Psalm 31] A lament (Psalm 31:2-
255 WisdB, Psa 31: 1(1) | Psalm 31] A lament (Psalm 31:2-19) with a strong emphasis
256 WisdB, Psa 31: 1(1) | strong emphasis on trust (Psalm 31:4, 6, 15-16), ending
257 WisdB, Psa 31: 1(1) | anticipatory thanksgiving (Psalm 31:20-24). As is usual in
258 WisdB, Psa 31: 1(1) | trusts in the "faithful God" (Psalm 31:6). ~
259 WisdB, Psa 31: 6(2) | breathes his last with this psalm verse. Stephen in Acts 7:
260 WisdB, Psa 32: 1(1) | Psalm 32] An individual thanksgiving
261 WisdB, Psa 32: 1(1) | seven Penitential Psalms (cf Psalm 6). The opening declaration -
262 WisdB, Psa 32: 1(1) | the forgiven are blessed (Psalm 32:1-2) - arises from the
263 WisdB, Psa 32: 1(1) | a victim of sin's power (Psalm 32:3-4), and then became
264 WisdB, Psa 32: 1(1) | open to the forgiving God (Psalm 32:5-7). Sin here, as often
265 WisdB, Psa 32: 1(1) | justice and the folly of sin (Psalm 32:8-11). ~
266 WisdB, Psa 33: 1(1) | Psalm 33] A hymn in which the
267 WisdB, Psa 33: 1(1) | which the just are invited (Psalm 33:1-3) to praise God, who
268 WisdB, Psa 33: 1(1) | God, who by a mere word (Psalm 33:4-5) created the three-tiered
269 WisdB, Psa 33: 1(1) | cosmic waters, and the earth (Psalm 33:6-9). Human words, in
270 WisdB, Psa 33: 1(1) | contrast, effect nothing (Psalm 33:10-11). The greatness
271 WisdB, Psa 33: 1(1) | their faithful response (Psalm 33:12-22). ~
272 WisdB, Psa 34: 1(1) | Psalm 34] A thanksgiving in acrostic
273 WisdB, Psa 34: 1(1) | Hebrew alphabet. In this psalm one letter is missing and
274 WisdB, Psa 34: 1(1) | experience of being rescued (Psalm 34:5, 7), can teach the "
275 WisdB, Psa 34: 1(1) | to trust in God alone (Psalm 34:4, 12). God will make
276 WisdB, Psa 34: 1(1) | will make them powerful (Psalm 34:5-11) and give them protection (
277 WisdB, Psa 34: 1(1) | and give them protection (Psalm 34:12-22).~
278 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | Psalm 35] A lament of a person
279 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | publicly exposed as unjust (Psalm 35:1-8), and gives thanks
280 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | anticipation of vindication (Psalm 35:9-10). Old friends are
281 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | friends are the enemies (Psalm 35:11-16). May their punishment
282 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | punishment come quickly (Psalm 35:17-21)! The last part (
283 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | 35:17-21)! The last part (Psalm 35:22-26) echoes the opening
284 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(1) | psalmist's persecutors. The psalm may appear vindictive, but
285 WisdB, Psa 35: 1(2) | accusation of serious crimes (Psalm 35:11, 15, 20-21). The psalmist
286 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | Psalm 36] A psalm with elements
287 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | Psalm 36] A psalm with elements of wisdom (
288 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | with elements of wisdom (Psalm 36:2-5), the hymn (Psalm
289 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | Psalm 36:2-5), the hymn (Psalm 36:6-10), and the lament (
290 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | 36:6-10), and the lament (Psalm 36:11-13). The rule of sin
291 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | of sin over the wicked (Psalm 36:2-5) is contrasted with
292 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | mercy over God's friends (Psalm 36:6-10). The psalm ends
293 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | friends (Psalm 36:6-10). The psalm ends with a prayer that
294 WisdB, Psa 36: 1(1) | s guidance never cease (Psalm 36:11-12). ~
295 WisdB, Psa 37: 1(1) | Psalm 37] The psalm responds to
296 WisdB, Psa 37: 1(1) | Psalm 37] The psalm responds to the problem
297 WisdB, Psa 37: 1(1) | and the good suffer? The psalm answers that the situation
298 WisdB, Psa 37: 1(1) | reward for the just. The psalm is an acrostic, i.e., each
299 WisdB, Psa 37: 3(2) | have been influenced by the psalm, especially their total
300 WisdB, Psa 38: 1 | 1 ~1 A psalm of David. For remembrance. ~
301 WisdB, Psa 38: 1(1) | Psalm 38] In this lament, one
302 WisdB, Psa 38: 1(1) | the Penitential Psalms (cf Psalm 6), the psalmist acknowledges
303 WisdB, Psa 39: 1 | leader, for Jeduthun. A psalm of David. ~
304 WisdB, Psa 39: 1(1) | Psalm 39] The lament of a mortally
305 WisdB, Psa 39: 1(1) | remain silently submissive (Psalm 39:2-4). But the grief was
306 WisdB, Psa 39: 1(1) | brevity and vanity of life (Psalm 39:5-7), yet remaining hopeful (
307 WisdB, Psa 39: 1(1) | yet remaining hopeful (Psalm 39:8-10). The psalmist continues
308 WisdB, Psa 39: 1(1) | and hope for healing in Psalm 39:11-13. ~
309 WisdB, Psa 40: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
310 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | Psalm 40] A thanksgiving (Psalm
311 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | Psalm 40] A thanksgiving (Psalm 40:2-13) has been combined
312 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | combined with a lament (Psalm 40:14-17), that appears
313 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | 17), that appears also in Psalm 70. The psalmist describes
314 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | where one can praise God (Psalm 40:2-4). All who trust God
315 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | experience like protection (Psalm 40:5-6)! The psalm stipulates
316 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | protection (Psalm 40:5-6)! The psalm stipulates the precise mode
317 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | salvation just experienced (Psalm 40:7-11). A prayer for protection
318 WisdB, Psa 40: 1(1) | for protection concludes (Psalm 40:12-17). ~
319 WisdB, Psa 40: 4(2) | the new action of God (cf Psalm 33:3; 96:1; 144:9; 149:1;
320 WisdB, Psa 41: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
321 WisdB, Psa 41: 1(1) | Psalm 41] A thanksgiving for rescue
322 WisdB, Psa 41: 1(1) | for rescue from illness (Psalm 41:4, 5, 9). Many people,
323 WisdB, Psa 41: 1(1) | ostracized the psalmist (Psalm 41:5-11). The healing shows
324 WisdB, Psa 41: 1(1) | the psalmist's detractors (Psalm 41:12-13). ~
325 WisdB, Psa 41: 2(2) | those whom God favors. Cf Psalm 32:1-2; 34:9; 40:5; 65:5.
326 WisdB, Psa 41: 2(2) | experience of being rescued (Psalm 41:1-3).~
327 WisdB, Psa 41: 14(5) | doxology, not part of the psalm, marks the end of the first
328 WisdB, Psa 41: 14(5) | of the Psalter. Compare Psalm 72:18-20; 89:53; 106:48.~
329 WisdB, Psa 42: 1(1) | Psalms 42-43] Psalm 42-43 form a single lament
330 WisdB, Psa 42: 1(1) | in an identical refrain (Psalm 42:6, 11[12]; 43:5). The
331 WisdB, Psa 42: 1(2) | in the superscriptions of Psalm 42; 44-49; 84-85; 87-88. ~
332 WisdB, Psa 42: 3(3) | s face" occur elsewhere (Psalm 11:7; 17:15; 63:2; cf Exodus
333 WisdB, Psa 42: 8(5) | like the waters of chaos (Psalm 18:5; 69:2-3, 15; Jonah
334 WisdB, Psa 44: 1(1) | Psalm 44] In this lament the community
335 WisdB, Psa 44: 1(1) | has always acknowledged (Psalm 44:2-9). But now God has
336 WisdB, Psa 44: 1(1) | defeat and humiliation (Psalm 44:10-17), though the people
337 WisdB, Psa 44: 1(1) | sin against the covenant (Psalm 44:18-23). They struggle
338 WisdB, Psa 44: 1(1) | yet they continue to pray (Psalm 44:24-26). ~
339 WisdB, Psa 44: 11(2) | retreat: the corollary of Psalm 44:3. Defeat, like victory,
340 WisdB, Psa 44: 11(2) | enemies can claim credit (Psalm 44:23).~
341 WisdB, Psa 44: 20(4) | Israel's defeat and exile (Psalm 44:11-12), the land lies
342 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | Psalm 45] A song for the Davidic
343 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | Phoenicia. The court poet sings (Psalm 45:2, 18) of God's choice
344 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | God's choice of the king (Psalm 45:3, 8), of his role in
345 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | establishing divine rule (Psalm 45:4-8), and of his splendor
346 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | he waits for his bride (Psalm 45:9-10). The woman is to
347 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | becomes wife to the king (Psalm 45:11-13). Her majestic
348 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | prosperity of the royal house (Psalm 45:14-17). The psalm was
349 WisdB, Psa 45: 1(1) | house (Psalm 45:14-17). The psalm was retained in the collection
350 WisdB, Psa 45: 7(2) | people. Hebrews 1:8-9 applies Psalm 45:7-8 to Christ.~
351 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | Psalm 46] A song of confidence
352 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | with close parallels to Psalm 48. The dominant note in
353 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | 48. The dominant note in Psalm 46 is sounded by the refrain,
354 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | LORD of hosts is with us (Psalm 46:4, 8, 12). The first
355 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | 12). The first strophe (Psalm 46:2-4) sings of the security
356 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | utter chaos; the second (Psalm 46:5-8), of divine protection
357 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | divine protection of the city Psalm 46 from its enemies; the
358 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(1) | its enemies; the third (Psalm 46:9-11), of God's imposition
359 WisdB, Psa 46: 1(2) | Alamoth: the melody of the psalm, now lost. ~
360 WisdB, Psa 47: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of the Korahites. ~
361 WisdB, Psa 47: 1(1) | Psalm 47] A hymn calling on the
362 WisdB, Psa 47: 1(1) | universal rule of Israel's God (Psalm 47:2-5) who is enthroned
363 WisdB, Psa 47: 1(1) | Israel and the nations (Psalm 47:6-9). ~
364 WisdB, Psa 47: 6(3) | according to the context (Psalm 47:9). Christian liturgical
365 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(1) | Psalm 48] A Zion hymn, praising
366 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(1) | epithets describing the city (Psalm 48:2-3), the psalm describes
367 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(1) | city (Psalm 48:2-3), the psalm describes the victory by
368 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(1) | Warrior over hostile kings (Psalm 48:4-8). The second half
369 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(1) | Zion over all the earth (Psalm 48:9-12) and invites pilgrims
370 WisdB, Psa 48: 1 | 1 ~1 2 A psalm of the Korahites. A song. ~
371 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(2) | 1] Korahites: Psalm 48: see note on Psalm 42:
372 WisdB, Psa 48: 1(2) | Korahites: Psalm 48: see note on Psalm 42:1. ~
373 WisdB, Psa 48: 3(3) | home of the supreme God (cf Psalm 68:16-17).~
374 WisdB, Psa 48: 9(6) | of the hostile kings in Psalm 48:6.~
375 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | Psalm 49] The psalm affirms confidence
376 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | Psalm 49] The psalm affirms confidence in God (
377 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | affirms confidence in God (cf Psalm 23; 27:1-6; 62) in the face
378 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | fortune of the unjust rich. Cf Psalm 37; 73. Reliance on wealth
379 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | on wealth is misplaced (Psalm 49:8-10) for it is of no
380 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | avail in the face of death (Psalm 49:18-20). After inviting
381 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | to this axiom of faith (Psalm 49:2-5), the psalmist depicts
382 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | self-delusion of the ungodly (Psalm 49:6-13), whose destiny
383 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | die like ignorant beasts (Psalm 49:13, 18; cf Proverb 7:
384 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(1) | God will save the just (Psalm 49:14-20).~
385 WisdB, Psa 49: 1 | 1 ~1 2 For the leader. A psalm of the Korahites. ~
386 WisdB, Psa 49: 1(2) | Korahites: see note on Psalm 42:1. ~
387 WisdB, Psa 49: 8(4) | the first Hebrew word of Psalm 49:8, 16 relates the two
388 WisdB, Psa 49: 16(5) | the righteous person in Psalm 73:24. The verse apparently
389 WisdB, Psa 50: 1 | 1 ~A psalm of Asaph. 1 The LORD, the
390 WisdB, Psa 50: 1(1) | Psalm 50] A covenant lawsuit stating
391 WisdB, Psa 50: 1(1) | summoning of the court (Psalm 50:1-6). Then in direct
392 WisdB, Psa 50: 1(1) | required of the faithful (Psalm 50:7-15), rebukes the hypocritical
393 WisdB, Psa 50: 1(1) | hypocritical worshiper (Psalm 50:16-21), and concludes
394 WisdB, Psa 50: 1(1) | a threat and a promise (Psalm 50:22-23; cf Isaiah 1:19-
395 WisdB, Psa 51: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David, ~
396 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | Psalm 51] A lament, the most famous
397 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | approximately equal length: Psalm 51:3-10 and Psalm 51:11-
398 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | length: Psalm 51:3-10 and Psalm 51:11-19, and a conclusion
399 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | 19, and a conclusion in Psalm 51:20-21. The two parts
400 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | first verse of each section (Psalm 51:3, 11), of "wash (away)"
401 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | first verse of each section (Psalm 51:4) and just before the
402 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | just before the last verse (Psalm 51:9) of the first section,
403 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | God," and "spirit" in Psalm 51:12, 19. The first part (
404 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | 12, 19. The first part (Psalm 51:3-10) asks deliverance
405 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | consequences. The second part (Psalm 51:11-19) seeks something
406 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | living by the spirit of God (Psalm 51:12-13), like the relation
407 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | authority to teach sinners (Psalm 51:15-16). Such proclamation
408 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | than offering sacrifice (Psalm 51:17-19). The last two
409 WisdB, Psa 51: 1(1) | rebuilding of Jerusalem (Psalm 51:19 [20-21]). ~
410 WisdB, Psa 51: 7(2) | psalmist ever without sin. Cf Psalm 88:15, "I am mortally afflicted
411 WisdB, Psa 51: 18(4) | not acceptable to God. Cf Psalm 50.~
412 WisdB, Psa 51: 20(5) | verses were added to the psalm some time after the destruction
413 WisdB, Psa 52: 1(1) | Psalm 52] A condemnation of the
414 WisdB, Psa 52: 1(1) | the powerful and arrogant (Psalm 52:3-6), who bring down
415 WisdB, Psa 52: 1(1) | themselves God's judgment (Psalm 52:7). The just, those who
416 WisdB, Psa 52: 1(1) | their traditional enemies (Psalm 52:8-9). ~
417 WisdB, Psa 52: 10(2) | well-watered olive tree. Cf Psalm 92:14; 128:3.~
418 WisdB, Psa 53: 1(1) | Psalm 53] A lament of an individual,
419 WisdB, Psa 53: 1(1) | individual, duplicated in Psalm 14, except that "God" is
420 WisdB, Psa 53: 1(1) | used for "the Lord," and Psalm 53:6 is different. See under
421 WisdB, Psa 53: 1(1) | is different. See under Psalm 14. ~
422 WisdB, Psa 54: 1(1) | Psalm 54] A lament in which the
423 WisdB, Psa 54: 1(1) | directly upon God for help (Psalm 54:3-5). Refusing to despair,
424 WisdB, Psa 54: 1(1) | active in history and just (Psalm 54:6-7). The psalm ends
425 WisdB, Psa 54: 1(1) | just (Psalm 54:6-7). The psalm ends with a serene promise
426 WisdB, Psa 54: 1(1) | promise to return thanks (Psalm 54:7[8-9]). ~
427 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | Psalm 55] The psalmist, betrayed
428 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | betrayed by intimate friends (Psalm 55:14-15, 20-21), prays
429 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | include both ostracism (Psalm 55:4) and mental turmoil (
430 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | 55:4) and mental turmoil (Psalm 55:5-6), culminating in
431 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | the wish to flee society (Psalm 55:7-9). The wish for a
432 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | death for one's enemies (Psalm 55:16) occurs elsewhere
433 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | trust in the God of justice (Psalm 55:23). The psalm is not
434 WisdB, Psa 55: 1(1) | justice (Psalm 55:23). The psalm is not so much for personal
435 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | Psalm 56] Beset physically (Psalm
436 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | Psalm 56] Beset physically (Psalm 56:2-3) and psychologically (
437 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | 3) and psychologically (Psalm 56:6-7), the psalmist maintains
438 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | firm confidence in God (Psalm 56:5, 9-10). Nothing will
439 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | for God's gift of life (Psalm 56:13). A refrain (Psalm
440 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | Psalm 56:13). A refrain (Psalm 56:5, 11-12) divides the
441 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(1) | 56:5, 11-12) divides the psalm in two equal parts.~
442 WisdB, Psa 56: 1(2) | the melody to which the psalm was to be sung. ~
443 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | Psalm 57] Each of the two equal
444 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | by joyful trust in God (Psalm 57:2-5, 7-11). The refrain
445 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | be manifested as saving (Psalm 57:6, 11[12]). Psalm 108
446 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | saving (Psalm 57:6, 11[12]). Psalm 108 is nearly identical
447 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | identical to part of this psalm (Psalm 57:8-11 = Psalm 108:
448 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | identical to part of this psalm (Psalm 57:8-11 = Psalm 108:2-6).~
449 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(1) | this psalm (Psalm 57:8-11 = Psalm 108:2-6).~
450 WisdB, Psa 57: 1(2) | the melody to which the psalm was to be sung. ~
451 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(1) | Psalm 58] A lament expressing
452 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(1) | control human destinies (Psalm 58:2-3), then "the wicked,"
453 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(1) | instruments of these forces (Psalm 58:4-6). The psalmist prays
454 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(1) | them from harming the just (Psalm 58:7-10). The manifestation
455 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(1) | their God is with them (Psalm 58:11). The psalm is less
456 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(1) | them (Psalm 58:11). The psalm is less concerned with personal
457 WisdB, Psa 58: 1(2) | the melody to which the psalm was to be sung. ~
458 WisdB, Psa 58: 2(3) | abuse the righteous. Cf Psalm 82.~
459 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(1) | Psalm 59] A lament in two parts (
460 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(1) | A lament in two parts (Psalm 59:2-9, 11b-17), each ending
461 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(1) | each ending in a refrain (Psalm 59:10, 17[18]). Both parts
462 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(1) | prayer for vindication (Psalm 59:2-3, 4b-5; 11b-14) with
463 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(1) | the psalmist's enemies (Psalm 59:4-5a, 7-8, 15-16). The
464 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(1) | 15-16). The near curse in Psalm 59:12-13 is not a crude
465 WisdB, Psa 59: 1(2) | the melody to which the psalm was to be sung. ~
466 WisdB, Psa 60: 1(1) | Psalm 60] The community complains
467 WisdB, Psa 60: 1(1) | the enemy win the battle (Psalm 60:3-5) and asks for an
468 WisdB, Psa 60: 1(1) | an assurance of victory (Psalm 60:6-7). In the oracle God
469 WisdB, Psa 60: 1(1) | be reversed ultimately (Psalm 60:8-10). With renewed confidence,
470 WisdB, Psa 60: 1(1) | resolves to fight again (Psalm 60:11). The opening lament
471 WisdB, Psa 60: 1(1) | lament is picked up again (Psalm 60:12), but this time with
472 WisdB, Psa 60: 7(2) | again as the second half of Psalm 108.~
473 WisdB, Psa 61: 1(1) | Psalm 61] A lament of the king
474 WisdB, Psa 61: 1(1) | himself at the brink of death (Psalm 61:3) and cries out for
475 WisdB, Psa 61: 1(1) | saving presence of God (Psalm 61:3b-5). The king cites
476 WisdB, Psa 61: 1(1) | prayer being made for him (Psalm 61:7-8), and promises to
477 WisdB, Psa 61: 6(3) | prayer: added for sense. Psalm 61:7-8 express the plea
478 WisdB, Psa 61: 6(3) | 7-8 express the plea of Psalm 61:6.~
479 WisdB, Psa 61: 9(4) | the vows referred to in Psalm 61:5.~
480 WisdB, Psa 62: 1(1) | Psalm 62] A song of trust displaying
481 WisdB, Psa 62: 1(1) | s power (the refrains of Psalm 62:2-3 and Psalm 62:6-7)
482 WisdB, Psa 62: 1(1) | refrains of Psalm 62:2-3 and Psalm 62:6-7) and anger toward
483 WisdB, Psa 62: 1(1) | anger toward unjust enemies (Psalm 62:4-5). From the experience
484 WisdB, Psa 62: 1(1) | others to trust in God (Psalm 62:9-12).~
485 WisdB, Psa 62: 1 | the leader; al Jeduthun. A psalm of David. ~
486 WisdB, Psa 63: 1 | 1 ~1 A psalm of David, when he was in
487 WisdB, Psa 63: 1(1) | Psalm 63] A psalm expressing the
488 WisdB, Psa 63: 1(1) | Psalm 63] A psalm expressing the intimate
489 WisdB, Psa 63: 1(1) | worshiper. Separated from God (Psalm 63:2), the psalmist longs
490 WisdB, Psa 63: 1(1) | life given in the temple (Psalm 63:3-6), which is based
491 WisdB, Psa 63: 1(1) | close relationship with God (Psalm 63:7-9). May all my enemies
492 WisdB, Psa 63: 1(1) | continue in giving praise (Psalm 63:10-11)! ~
493 WisdB, Psa 64: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. ~
494 WisdB, Psa 64: 1(1) | Psalm 64] A lament of a person
495 WisdB, Psa 64: 1(1) | enemies of the righteous (Psalm 64:2-7). When people see
496 WisdB, Psa 64: 1(1) | true ruler of the world (Psalm 64:8-10) The final verse
497 WisdB, Psa 64: 1(1) | verse is a vow of praise (Psalm 64:10 [11]). ~
498 WisdB, Psa 65: 1 | 1 ~1 For the leader. A psalm of David. A song. ~
499 WisdB, Psa 65: 1(1) | Psalm 65] The community, aware
500 WisdB, Psa 65: 1(1) | aware of its unworthiness (Psalm 65:3-4), gives thanks for