Historical according to superscriptions (hence interpreted in the light of David and Solomon).
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|Text='''v. 1a''' – As is typical in the superscriptions of the Psalms, the ל preceding a proper noun indicates authorship (see, e.
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...m Babylon was started,"<ref> NJPS.</ref>), plural מַּעֲלוֹת is used in the superscriptions of all the "Psalms of Ascent" (Pss 120-134), hence "a song commonly sung by
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# Disregard superscriptions.
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|Text='''v. 1''' לְאָ֫סָ֥ף – As is typical in the superscriptions of the Psalms, the ל preceding a proper noun indicates authorship (see, e.
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| Content=It is normal for songs to have superscriptions.<refPS>James B. Pritchard, ed., ''Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to th
| Content=The consistent structure of biblical psalm superscriptions is (1) +/- address (2) +/- musical notation (3) +/- genre/author (4) +/- li
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...c song of the specific ascents of the pilgrims to Jerusalem, as consistent superscriptions of the entire collection of Pss 120-134.<ref>With the exception of Ps 121's
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...the specific ascents of the pilgrims to Jerusalem, as consistent with the superscriptions of the entire collection of Pss 120-134.<ref>With the exception of Ps 121's
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====Superscriptions====
Most Psalms begin with superscriptions (also known as psalm titles). Superscriptions include information about (1) genre (e.g., “psalm” [mizmor]), (2) autho
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* It is normal for songs to have superscriptions.<ref>James B. Pritchard, ed., ''Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the
* The consistent structure of biblical psalm superscriptions is (1) +/- address (2) +/- musical notation (3) +/- genre/author (4) +/- li
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In terms of emic genre (the internal system of classifying Psalms in the superscriptions), Psalm 1 receives [[Emic Genre::no classification]].
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In terms of emic genre (the internal system of classifying Psalms in the superscriptions), Psalm 1 receives [[Emic Genre::no classification]].
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+ <Explicit elements>: "Explicit statements attached to the pss" (i.e., superscriptions) are used "to assist in the organization of the MT 150" (182).
+ [Superscriptions]: Author changes are used to "mark strong disjunctions" (157), while genre-
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...es patterns in syntactic construction, collocation with other terms in the superscriptions, and distribution across the Psalter.
==Historical Superscriptions Table==
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...salm.’ The purpose here is to prevent reading these verses the same as the superscriptions with identical consonants למנצח אַל ‘for the choir master ''do no
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...' 10 (1986): 123–37.</ref> This may be evidence for the antiquity of these superscriptions. Indeed, the [[#Alternative prosody and syllable counts|balanced number of
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...are "the very elements that bring a book together" (30), elements such as superscriptions, concluding doxologies, colophons, prefaces, etc. Willgren illustrates thes
...arious parts of the garden, and providing various ways through it. Signs (=superscriptions) would describe different kinds of flowers, and fences could sometimes be p
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# Numerical Devices, Alphabetic Acrostics or Compositions, and Superscriptions
| *Superscriptions (with authorship attribution) || Key to the structuring of the Psalter. Suc
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...ems to have been confused (Gentry 2021)<ref>https://www.logos.com/grow/bsm-superscriptions-in-psalms/) </ref>. The understanding of לַמְנַצֵּחַ has develop
...erous Syriac manuscript traditions include headings in the Psalter, the MT superscriptions did not make their way into the Peshitta translation of the Bible<ref>(van
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- <על in superscriptions>: In the superscriptions of the Psalms phrases with עַל usually refer to something other than ins
+ [על in superscriptions]: E.g., עַל־אַיֶּ֥לֶת הַשַּׁ֗חַר (Ps. 22; cf. Pss. 8
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