The purpose of this article is twofold: 1) to attempt to demonstrate deliberate poetic ambiguity in Ps 82, and 2) to show that deliberate poetic ambiguity in Ps 82, if it exists, is not simply an expression of the poet’s artistic creativity, but conveys also the theological message of the psalm. The following steps are undertaken to meet this purpose: 1) briefly look at the main interpretations of the psalm, 2) discuss the literary technique of poetic ambiguity in the Psalms, 3) discern possible poetic ambiguity in the psalm, and 4) understand Ps 82 theologically in the light of deliberate poetic ambiguity
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This article identifies dialogical interpretation in Job as a form of aggadic inner-biblical exegesi...
Today, the Jewish world has adopted a popularist - if not theurgical - approach to the Book of Psalm...
Psalm 82 has long resisted a consensus regarding its genre. While some scholars have noted that the ...
Psalms 65–68 constitute an editorially arranged and adapted cluster of psalms expressing universal p...
This article focuses on how paratextual reframings of Psalm 72 have transformed the royal ideology i...
In many ways, the psalms fulfil a bridging function between divergent denominations that previously ...
The heading of Ps 56 connects the psalm with “David,” and specifically with the time when he was “s...
Based on the principle that poetry is the linguistical structure giving the capacity to express the ...
This article surveys the imprecatory words in the book of Psalms and examines and questions their pl...
This thesis contributes to the rethinking of a significant impasse among canonical interpreters of t...
In this research paper, we intend to offer the reader the possibility of becoming more familiar with...
The Songs of the Sabbath Sacrifice seem to have been intended for communal worship for a group with ...
Psalm 137 opens with lament and closes with one of the most strident imprecations in the Psalter. Re...
Psalms 93-100 function within Book 4 of the Psalter to advance the narrative of YHWH’s kingship over...
The verb forms of the lexical roots ḥmd and ’wh reflect the dynamics of desire which take place in ...
This article identifies dialogical interpretation in Job as a form of aggadic inner-biblical exegesi...
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