October 2015
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... The king of Ps 2 is seen together with the worshipper of Ps 1 through compilation and keyword concatenation. When Ps 3 then identifies the worshipper-who is beset by enemies, in the prose heading as "David", who is on the run from his son Absalom (2 Sam 15-18)-then, the worshipper of Ps 1 and the king of Ps 2 become the literary figures of David, who presents his "spiritual diary" (Zenger 2016) in the "Psalter of David", his prayed inner life, which accompanies the outer history of David in 1-2 Sam. 12 Books I and II (Pss 1-72) accompany David's life up to his old age (Ps 71) and his successor Solomon (Ps 72). 13 Book III (Pss 73-89) deals with the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple as well as the end of the Davidic dynasty. ...
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October 2015