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Psalm 6/Assumptions + (This song is to be interpreted as from David's perspective.)
Test/Assumptions + (This song is to be interpreted as from David's perspective.)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH desires David's praise)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH desires David's praise)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH forgives David's sin. "The fact that God heard has heard the supplication means that the suppliant has been forgiven.")
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH forgives David's sin. "The fact that God heard has heard the supplication means that the suppliant has been forgiven."<ref>A. A. Anderson, ''Psalms (1-72)'', Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1972:91.''</ref>)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is able to end the suffering at any time.)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is able to end the suffering at any time.)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is able to heal (Ex. 15:26).)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is able to heal (Ex. 15:26).)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is abounding in חסד (Ex. 34:6).)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is abounding in חסד (Ex. 34:6).)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is angry.)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is angry.)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is in covenant with David (2 Sam. 7; Ps. 89:4).)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is in covenant with David (2 Sam. 7; Ps. 89:4).)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is just.)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is just.)

Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is merciful (Ex. 34:6-7).)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is merciful (Ex. 34:6-7).)

Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is slow to anger (Ex. 34:6-7).)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is slow to anger (Ex. 34:6-7).)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is the covenant God of Israel and of David, Israel's king.)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is the covenant God of Israel and of David, Israel's king.)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH is the creator of heaven and earth (Gen. 1-2).)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH is the creator of heaven and earth (Gen. 1-2).)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (YHWH's rescuing David would be a fulfillment of covenant obligations.)
Test/Assumptions + (YHWH's rescuing David would be a fulfillment of covenant obligations.)
Psalm 6/Verse Excerpts + ([[File: Ps 6.2 pa.jpg|600px|class=img-fluid|center]])
Psalm 6/Verse Excerpts + ([[File: Ps. 6.2 grammar.jpg|500px|class=im … [[File: Ps. 6.2 grammar.jpg|500px|class=img-fluid|center]]* The negative particle אל usually modifies the whole clause, but here it functions as a "constituent negative, negating only the prepositional phrase."<ref>''BHRG'' §41.3.</ref> "In these passages (Ps. 6:2; 38:2), we may consider that the negative אל does not negate the following verb but the prepositional group."<ref>Jean-Sébastien Rey [https://www.academia.edu/37824930/_Dislocated_Negations_Negative_%D7%90%D7%9C_Followed_by_a_Non_verbal_Constituent_in_Biblical_Ben_Sira_and_Qumran_Hebrew "Dislocated Negations": Negative אל Followed by a Non-verbal Constituent in Biblical, Ben Sira and Qumran Hebrew] 2018.</ref>tituent in Biblical, Ben Sira and Qumran Hebrew] 2018.</ref>)
Psalm 6/Verse Excerpts + ([[File: Ps. 6.2 vs.jpg|500px|class=img-fluid|center]])
Psalm 6/Verse Excerpts + ({| class="wikitable" |+ SDBH |- ! Word !! … {| class="wikitable"|+ SDBH|-! Word !! POS !! Lexical domain !! Contextual domain !! Definition !! Gloss|-| יהוה || name || Names of Deities || || deity; ► God of Israel who revealed himself to Moses || YHWH|-| אַף || noun || People > Angry || Body > Temper; Divine || state of extreme displeasure; ≈ often associated with fire and smoke || anger; wrath|-| יכח || verb || Chastise || Music and Dance || action by which humans or deities inflict a penalty on others as retribution for what they have done || to correct; to punish|-| חֵמָה || noun || Angry || Temper; Divine || state in which humans and deities experience excitement ◄ caused by anger || anger; wrath; jealousy|-| יסר || verb || Chastise || Authority; Recompense; Behavior; Human; Temper</span || action by which humans or deities respond to negative behavior of (other) humans by administering some sort of punishment, which may range from a verbal rebuke to physical correction, ► often done with corrective intent, but sometimes also as retribution || to discipline|} some sort of punishment, which may range from a verbal rebuke to physical correction, ► often done with corrective intent, but sometimes also as retribution || to discipline |})
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (חסד (loyalty) is a characteristic of covenant relationships.)
Test/Assumptions + (חסד (loyalty) is a characteristic of covenant relationships.)
Psalm 6/Assumptions + (“The Semites from Canaan did not usually s … “The Semites from Canaan did not usually sleep on raised beds, but rather on skins spread on the floor. When the bed was a piece of raised furniture, it took a form similar to beds used in most cultures today.” The wealthy (e.g., kings) slept on raised beds.ealthy (e.g., kings) slept on raised beds.)
Test/Assumptions + (“The Semites from Canaan did not usually s … “The Semites from Canaan did not usually sleep on raised beds, but rather on skins spread on the floor. When the bed was a piece of raised furniture, it took a form similar to beds used in most cultures today.”<ref>Ray Pritz, ''The Works of Their Hands: Man-made things in the Bible'', New York: UBS, 292.</ref> The wealthy (e.g., kings) slept on raised beds.ef> The wealthy (e.g., kings) slept on raised beds.)