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"Music is an accomplishment that kings - Shulgi, king of Ur, or David, king of Israel - needed to master in order to become model rulers. Therefore, music was part of the education of rulers and the elite.'"`UNIQ--ref-000019EC-QINU`"'  +
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"Music is an accomplishment that kings - Shulgi, king of Ur, or David, king of Israel - needed to master in order to become model rulers. Therefore, music was part of the education of rulers and the elite.<refPS>Anne Caubet, "Music and Dance in the World of the Bible" in ''Behind the Scenes of the Old Testament'' (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2018), 468-9.</refPS>  +
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"Music is an accomplishment that kings - Shulgi, king of Ur, or David, king of Israel - needed to master in order to become model rulers. Therefore, music was part of the education of rulers and the elite.<refPS>Anne Caubet, "Music and Dance in the World of the Bible" in ''Behind the Scenes of the Old Testament'' (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2018), 468-9.</refPS>  +
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"The reference to enemies may be the result of a common experience of the sick in ancient Israel; many persons believed that the sick were sinners, being judged by God, so that even a sick man's friends might become his enemies."'"`UNIQ--ref-00001A23-QINU`"' See e.g., Ps. 38:12.  +
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"The reference to enemies may be the result of a common experience of the sick in ancient Israel; many persons believed that the sick were sinners, being judged by God, so that even a sick man's friends might become his enemies."<refPS>Craigie 1983:94.</refPS> See e.g., Ps. 38:12.  +
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''Lex talionis'' (Lev. 24:20); imprecatory prayers in the psalms are rooted in the law of just retribution (cf. [[Crisis,_Cursing,_and_the_Christian]])  +
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''Lex talionis'' (Lev. 24:20); imprecatory prayers in the psalms are rooted in the law of just retribution (cf. [[Crisis,_Cursing,_and_the_Christian]])  +
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As a song of David, this has the imprimatur of the king.  +
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As a song of David, this has the imprimatur of the king.  +
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Beds were sometimes associated with sickness (2 Kgs. 1:4; Ps. 41:4).  +
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Beds were sometimes associated with sickness (2 Kgs. 1:4; Ps. 41:4).  +
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David had experienced public shame during his suffering.  +
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David had experienced public shame during his suffering.  +
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David has enemies  +
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David has enemies  +
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David has sinned against YHWH.  +
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David has sinned against YHWH.  +
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David is a king  +
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David is a king  +
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David is a king  +