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Viewed in this light the whole psalm is clear , and confiftent in all its parts . - Ver .
7 , 8 , 9 . These three verses have , I think , been universally misunderstood ; and
. . consequently , inisinterpreted . They allude to that period , when David , and ...
Viewed in this light the whole psalm is clear , and confiftent in all its parts . - Ver .
7 , 8 , 9 . These three verses have , I think , been universally misunderstood ; and
. . consequently , inisinterpreted . They allude to that period , when David , and ...
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18 , that the psalm must have been composed after the remigration froin Babylon
: consequently , if it ever belonged to the preceding psalm , the title of that psalm
which ascribes it to David must be a false title - - and indeed little stress is to be ...
18 , that the psalm must have been composed after the remigration froin Babylon
: consequently , if it ever belonged to the preceding psalm , the title of that psalm
which ascribes it to David must be a false title - - and indeed little stress is to be ...
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PSALM XX . - al . XIX . This psalm seems to bave been composed when David
was about to war with the Syrians . See 2 Sam . cb . 8 . I 3 6 FOR THE FIRST
MUSICIAN : A PSALM OF DAVID . MAY Jehovah hear thee in the day of distress :
may ...
PSALM XX . - al . XIX . This psalm seems to bave been composed when David
was about to war with the Syrians . See 2 Sam . cb . 8 . I 3 6 FOR THE FIRST
MUSICIAN : A PSALM OF DAVID . MAY Jehovah hear thee in the day of distress :
may ...
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How well all this tallies with the defeat of Senaherib ' s army , the reader will
easily perceive . Comp . 2 Kings , 19 . 32 – 35 . PSALM LX . - al . LIX . Wboever
undertakes to reconcile the title of this psalm to any part of David ' s bistory , will ...
How well all this tallies with the defeat of Senaherib ' s army , the reader will
easily perceive . Comp . 2 Kings , 19 . 32 – 35 . PSALM LX . - al . LIX . Wboever
undertakes to reconcile the title of this psalm to any part of David ' s bistory , will ...
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David therefore wishes for the friendship of Egypt and Ethiopia , as a
counterbalance to his more natural foes . ... PSALM LXIX . - - al . LXVIII . Although
the title gives this psalm to David , there are passages in it which strongly militate
against it ...
David therefore wishes for the friendship of Egypt and Ethiopia , as a
counterbalance to his more natural foes . ... PSALM LXIX . - - al . LXVIII . Although
the title gives this psalm to David , there are passages in it which strongly militate
against it ...
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| Título | A New Translation of the Book of Psalms: From the Original Hebrew; with Various Readings and Notes |
| Autor | Alexander Geddes |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1807 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 12 Feb. 2008 |
| Largo | 275 páginas |
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