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- Psalm 1 + (1)
- Hebrew Text + (1)
- Greek Text + (1)
- Psalm 1/Phonology + (1)
- Psalm 1/Lexical Semantics + (1)
- Psalm 1/Verbs + (1)
- Psalm 1/Mathematical + (1)
- Psalm 1/Variants + (1)
- Psalm 1/Nouns + (1)
- Psalm 1/Figurative + (1)
- Psalm 1/Context + (1)
- Psalm 1/Summary + (1)
- Psalm 1/Particles + (1)
- v.2 is a bicolon + (1)
- v.4 is a bicolon + (1)
- v.3 is a tetracolon + (1)
- Discontinuity btw v.1 and v.2 + (1)
- vv.1-3 are a unit + (1)
- vv.2-3 are a unit + (1)
- Continuity btw v.3 and v.4 + (1)
- vv.4-5 are a unit + (1)
- Connection btw v.1 and v.5 + (1)
- Connection btw v.2 and v.3 + (1)
- Connection btw v.3 and v.4 + (1)
- vv.2-6 are a unit + (1)
- v.1 is an introduction + (1)
- Discontinuity btw v.5 and v.6 + (1)
- Topic of second section is the wicked (pl) + (1)
- הָגָה is not as much ‘meditate’ but ‘mutter.’ + (1)
- To “walk in the advice of the wicked” means to allow their evil ideas to impact and determine one’s behavior. + (1)
- מִשְׁפָּט means ‘lawcourt’ (as in the place) + (1)
- מִשְׁפָּט refers to the act of making a ruling + (1)
- עֵדָה – not necessarily limited to a local assembly of people, like a local synagogue + (1)
- stative ידע used verbally as a participle may mean ‘care for’ + (1)
- “way of the godly” is not their behavior, but their course of life or destiny. + (1)
- ידע: in covenantal context, has a relational implication + (1)
- ידע may indicate familiarity and suggest that God walks with the righteous on their pathway + (1)
- ידע : the Lord recognizes the behavior of the godly + (1)
- Sample 1 + (1)
- Sample 1 + (1)
- Sample 2 + (1)
- Sample 2 + (1)
- vv. 4-6 are a section + (1)
- Inter-Psalm life and death 1 and 2 + (1)
- Psalm 1 as Two Paths + (1)
- Sentence Diagram of Ps 1.1-3 + (1)
- v.1a is אשׁרי האישׁ אשׁר + (1)
- Meditating on the Torah (v.2b) is likened to water channels (v.3a). + (1)