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[[File: Psalm 6 | [[File:Psalm 6 PA Mini-story.jpg|thumb|350px|Participant mini-story]] | ||
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==Participant Relations== | ==Participant Relations== | ||
The relationships among the three participants may be abstracted and summarised as follows: | The relationships among the three participants may be abstracted and summarised as follows: | ||
[[File: Psalm 6 | [[File:Psalm 6 PA Relations Diagram.jpg|500px|class=img-fluid]] | ||
==Participant Story== | ==Participant Story== | ||
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=Participant Analysis Diagram= | =Participant Analysis Diagram= | ||
==Legend== | ==Legend== | ||
[[File: Psalm 6 | [[File:Psalm 6 Participants + Participant Combinations.jpg|250px|class=img-fluid]] | ||
==Diagram== | ==Diagram== | ||
The following image is the [[Psalm 6 Grammar | grammatical diagram]] overlaid with information regarding the participants, or characters, of the psalm. It makes explicit who is doing what to whom. | The following image is the [[Psalm 6 Grammar | grammatical diagram]] overlaid with information regarding the participants, or characters, of the psalm. It makes explicit who is doing what to whom. | ||
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==Chart== | ==Chart== | ||
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Revision as of 23:52, 2 October 2022
Back to Psalm 6
Overview
There are three participants, or characters, in Psalm 6:
- YHWH
- David
- Those who oppose David, referred to as "adversaries," "enemies," and "workers of evil."
Participant Relations
The relationships among the three participants may be abstracted and summarised as follows:
Participant Story
Participant Analysis Diagram
Legend
Diagram
The following image is the grammatical diagram overlaid with information regarding the participants, or characters, of the psalm. It makes explicit who is doing what to whom.
Chart
