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The book's insightful and clearly written introduction treats such subjects as the longevity and ecumenicity of the psalms, their Near Eastern background, the Hebrew text and ancient versions, their music, their strophic structure, their literary genre, their theology, and their relation to the New Testament. In the commentary itself Terrien freshly elucidates the theological significance of these collected poems by putting readers in touch with the formal versatility and religious passion of the psalmists themselves. While Terrien always engages in scientific exegesis before drawing theological conclusions, he is careful to allow full expression to the theological — and, especially, the doxological — voice of these unmatched spiritual songs. The result is a commentary that provides a link between the archaic language of Psalms and the intellectual demands of modern thinking and spirituality.

Throughout his exposition Terrien shows great respect for the scribal testimony of the Jewish tradition, especially the consonants of the Masoretic text. He likewise displays great care in finding the most accurate meaning for Hebrew words of obscure origin. This meticulous work renders a translation of Psalms more reliable than those of Terrien's predecessors. He also draws on many fruitful gains of structural analysis in discerning the strophic divisions within the Hebrew text. Often he finds unity of composition where earlier critics denied it. And for readers interested in specific aspects of translation and interpretation, Terrien has appended bibliographical lists of modern works on each psalm.

Preface

Acknowledgments

Principal Abbreviations

INTRODUCTION

I. Longevity and Ecumenicity of the 　Psalms

II. Ancient Near Eastern Background

III. Origins of the 　Psalms

IV. Growth of the Psalter

V. The Hebrew Text and the Ancient Versions

VI. The Music of the 　Psalms

VII. Strophic Structure

VIII. Literary Genres

IX. The Theology of the 　Psalms

X. The 　Psalms and the New Testament

XI. Selected Commentaries

Book One

　Psalm 1 The Two Ways

　Psalm 2 The King of the Earth

　Psalm 3 A Cry for Help

　Psalm 4 Evening Prayer

　Psalm 5 Mornin~'Prayer

　Psalm 6 During Mortal Sickness

　Psalm 7 The Just Judge

　Psalm 8 The Marvelous Name

　Psalm 9-10 Prayer for Justice

　Psalm 11 Meditation on the Lord's Justice

　Psalm 12 Prayer against Astrology

　Psalm 13 Let Me Not Sleep the Sleep of Death

　Psalm 14 Faithlessness and Wisdom

　Psalm 15 The Guest of the Lord

　Psalm 16 Secret Prayer for Happiness

　Psalm 17 Prayer of Vigil [?]

　Psalm 18 Royal Hymn of Praise

　Psalm 19 The Murmurs of the Heavens

　Psalm 2o God Save the King!

　Psalm 21 Prayer for the New King

　Psalm 22 The Ultimate Lament

　Psalm 23 The Lord Is My Shepherd

　Psalm 24 Who Is This King of Glory?

　Psalm 25 A Plea for Pardon

　Psalm 26 I Love Staying in Thy House

　Psalm 27 My Light and My Salvation

　Psalm 28 My Strength and My Shield

　Psalm 29 The Seven Thunders

　Psalm 3o Healing for a Mortal Malady

　Psalm 31 How Great Is Thy Goodness

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In this monumental work, his most ambitious undertaking, the late Samuel Terrien brings together a lifetime of scholarship on Psalms, long the wellspring of Jewish spirituality as well as the main hymnal of the Christian church. The book's insightful and clearly written introduction treats such subjects as the longevity and ecumenicity of the psalms, their Near Eastern background, the Hebrew text and ancient versions, their music, their strophic structure, their literary genre, their theology, and their relation to the New Testament. In the commentary itself Terrien freshly elucidates the theological significance of these collected poems by putting readers in touch with the formal versatility and religious passion of the psalmists themselves. While Terrien always engages in scientific exegesis before drawing theological conclusions, he is careful to allow full expression to the theological — and, especially, the doxological — voice of these unmatched spiritual songs. The result is a commentary that provides a link between the archaic language of Psalms and the intellectual demands of modern thinking and spirituality. Throughout his exposition Terrien shows great respect for the scribal testimony of the Jewish tradition, especially the consonants of the Masoretic text. He likewise displays great care in finding the most accurate meaning for Hebrew words of obscure origin. This meticulous work renders a translation of Psalms more reliable than those of Terrien's predecessors. He also draws on many fruitful gains of structural analysis in discerning the strophic divisions within the Hebrew text. Often he finds unity of composition where earlier critics denied it. And for readers interested in specific aspects of translation and interpretation, Terrien has appended bibliographical lists of modern works on each psalm.