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Literary analysis of Psalm 31

Posted by Rabbi Amram Maccabi on 4 February 2015, 1:34 pm

Thematically Song 31 divides into 7 parts –verses 2 to 5; 6 to 9; 10 to 14; 15 to 19; 20 and 21; 22 and 23; 24 and 25. Two seemingly disparate image patterns intersect these divisions; coming together, effortlessly, in the lines of resolve and stalwartness. Verses 2 to 5 are dominated by imagery …

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Filed under Literary Analysis of Psalms 31 to 40, Psalms - Literary Analysis (by chapter), Psalms Chapter 31 | Tagged a fort-house to rescue me, all who hope in Adonai, and be stilled in Sheol, and let your heart be firm, As for me I trust in You O Adonai, Be my stronghold of rock, Be strong, Conceal them in the hiding-place of Your presence from the crookedness of man. Hide them in Your shelter from the quarrel of tongues., For my life is exhausted in sorrow and my years in sighing., For You are my crag and my bastion, For You are my stronghold, Forgotten from the heart like the dead, God of truth, Grant me grace Adonai for I am distressed, How great Your goodness that You hid for those who fear You. You have wrought for those who shelter in You before the eyes of humankind, I become like a vessel lost., I say 'You are my God', In You Adonai I shelter, Let the wicked know shame, My eye is worn out in vexation, my throat and my belly

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Literary Analysis of Psalms is written by Dr. Victoria Rosenberg. The analysis is a product of the discussions between Rabbi Amram Maccabi and Dr. Rosenberg who weekly study a particular Psalm which inspires the analysis then posted on the website. Victoria Hammerling Rosenberg holds a PhD in English literature and has taught at Dalhousie and Mount St. Vincent universities.
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