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Psalms : Volume 2 (Teach the Text Commentary Series)
Psalms 73-150
C. Hassell Bullock
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Psalms : Volume 2 (Teach the Text Commentary Series)
Psalms 73-150
C. Hassell Bullock
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Psalm 73
1. See Bullock, Encountering, 77â79.
2. Hossfeld and Zenger, Psalms 2, 224â26.
3. See Bullock, Encountering, 200â212.
4. Using Scottâs list of wisdom vocabulary (Way of Wisdom, 121â22; also Bullock, Encountering, 204), the common wisdom terms are quite replete: âunderstandâ (bin, 73:17); âstupidâ (baâar, 73:22; NIV: âsenselessâ); âto thinkâ (hshb, 73:16; NIV: âtriedâ); âto desireâ (hpts, 73:25); âto know,â âknowledgeâ (ydâ, 73:11a; deâah, 73:11b [NIV: âknowâ]); âto rebukeâ (ykh, 73:14; NIV: âpunishmentsâ); âheartâ (lebab, 73:7 [NIV: âimaginationsâ], 13); âtroubleâ (âamal, 73:5; NIV: âburdensâ); âcounselâ (âetsah, 73:24); âwickedâ (reshaâim, 73:3).
5. Hossfeld and Zenger, Psalms 2, 225â26.
6. Walter Brueggemann and Miller, âPsalm 73,â 45â56, esp. 63.
7. For the prophetic elements of the Asaph psalms, see 50:7â15, 17bâ23; 75:2â5; 81:6â16; for the historical, see 74:1; 77:20; 78:52; 79:13; 80:1.
8. See Bullock, Encountering, 76â79.
9. The rhetorical voice of the Psalms is like the voice of an excellent choir when the individual voices become the corporate voice of the choir. A good choir director will emphasize that it is not the individual voices that should be heard but the sum total of the individual voices that make up the âchoralâ voice. The titles of the psalms, especially âto/for David,â are among the individual voices that blend into the rhetorical voice of the Psalms, as well as the placement of psalms within the book, plus the distinctive and interrelated vocabulary of the psalms. All of these are contributors to the rhetorical voice. The difference between the choir and the Psalms, however, is that we have to be concerned about two âlisteningsâ: the individual voicesâwhich is primaryâand then the blend of those voices in order to hear the rhetorical voice.
10. Hakham, Psalms, 2:130.
11. Hakham, Psalms, 2:130n4.
12. Anderson, Psalms 73â150, 533â34.
13. Hakham, Psalms, 2:137.
14. In private correspondence John Walton suggests that the word âgloryâ is an adverb rather than a noun. In this case it would refer to an anticipated acquittal by God (lqh) âhonorablyâ (see 18:16, where the verb âtookâ [lqh] is used similarly). The following question, âWhom have I in heaven but you?â (73:25a), sounds very much like Jobâs contention that he had a âwitness . . . in heavenâ (Job 16:19).
15. Anderson, Psalms 73â150, 535â36. See also von Radâs statement on the afterlife in Old Testament Theology, 406â7.
16. Anderson, Psalms 73â150,...
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Bullock, H. (2017). PsalmsâŻ: Volume 2 (Teach the Text Commentary Series) ([edition unavailable]). Baker Publishing Group. Retrieved from https://www.perlego.com/book/1277708/psalms-volume-2-teach-the-text-commentary-series-psalms-73150-pdf (Original work published 2017)
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Bullock, Hassell. PsalmsâŻ: Volume 2 (Teach the Text Commentary Series). [edition unavailable]. Baker Publishing Group, 2017. Web. 14 Oct. 2022.