The Psalms of the Return (Book V, Psalms 107-150): Studies in the Psalter, IVBook V of the Psalter (Psalms 107-150) divides into three, with the Songs of the Ascents (120-134) as the central section, and the first and third units following parallel structures (historical, Davidic, alphabetical, Hallel psalms). The units are all compositions of the Return period: 107-119 for the reconstruction of the Temple, 120-134 for Nehemiah's wall-building, 135-150 for Ezra's mission. Psalms 120-134 follow the episodes of Nehemiah's 'memoir', in order. All three groups show evidence of evening-morning alternation, and were intended for festal use: 107-118 at the Passover of Ezra 6, 120-134 at the Tabernacles of Nehemiah 12, 135-150 at Ezra's Tabernacles (Neh. 8). |
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Contents
Preface | 7 |
Abbreviations | 11 |
Book V of the Psalter | 13 |
THE SONGS OF THE ASCENTS AND NEHEMIAH | 19 |
PSALMS 107119 AND THE RECONSECRATION OF THE TEMPLE | 115 |
PSALMS 135150 AND EZRA | 211 |
Appendix | 306 |
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