The Psalms: A Form-critical IntroductionWith an introd. by James Muilenburg. Translated by Thomas M. Horner. |
Contents
The Sources 1 | 1 |
Liturgical Poetry and its Setting in Life | 10 |
Nonliturgical Psalms or Spiritual Songs 11 | 26 |
Copyright | |
Common terms and phrases
Alten Testament ancient Israel Babylonian and Egyptian Babylonian Laments Bible Book of Psalms chap cols commentary Community Lament composition Cult Songs cultic acts cultic poetry divine Einleitung enthronement Eschatological Hymns especially examples are Pss festival form criticism genre Göttingen Gunkel's rendering H. H. Rowley Hebrew Hermann Gunkel holy imitation individual Introduction Isaiah Israelite Jeremiah king Klagelieder Lament Psalms literary forms literary type Literatur des Alten Liturgy Lord lyric lyric poetry Mowinckel Neuen Testaments Old Testament oracle origin Penitential period poems poet praise prayer Press presuppose prophets psalm poetry Psalmen psalmists Psalms of Innocence Psalms of Solomon Psalter Public Lament Religion und Literatur RGG¹ RGG2 Royal Psalms sanctuary Sigmund Mowinckel sing Sirach Sitz im Leben Spiritual Laments Spiritual Songs style suppliant temple temple in Jerusalem Thank Offering Song Thanksgiving Psalm Thanksgiving Songs thee Torah Translated Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht Yahweh Zion