The Book Of Psalms, Volume 1
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The Book Of Psalms, Volume 1
Author: Cheyne, T. K. (Thomas Kelly), 1841-1915
Year: 1904
The Book Of Psalms, Volume 1 [you are here] The Book Of Psalms, Volume 2 CONTENTS OF INTRODUCTION, etc. 1. The expanded view of our object as students of the O.T. makes it the more necessary to test our foundations. The author's conclusion ; the two Psalters, both historically important. 2. Attempt to do justice to the traditional text (LXX. and Massoretic text) which represents the * newer Psalter.' 3. A revision of the text required, both from a practical and from a critical point of view. 4. The good which will result from it for the comprehension of the psalmists and of Biblical religion. 5. Special benefit to the later history of Israel. The N. Arabian theory. Musri and the Negeb. 6. The N. Arabian references in the psalms sometimes real, sometimes partly imaginative. 7. Are there any psalms which were composed in the Negeb ? 8. Influences which promoted a healthy religious development in spite of 'the N. Arabian danger.' Receptivity of the Jews. Historical value of the newer Psalter. Neither Psalter primarily a record of theology. 9. The N. Arabian oppression— its extent. Record of it in the Psalms. 10. Summary of contents of Psalter, showing the historical colouring. 11. How
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