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Literary Analysis of Psalm 5

Posted by Rabbi Amram Maccabi on 10 March 2014, 12:44 pm

The opening verse of Song 5 declares that it is “for the leader; for the nechilot. The English translation is straight-forward: the song has been composed to be sung by the leader of the Temple musicians (the exact meaning of nechilot has been lost; flutes is a common editorial suggestion). The Hebrew, however, hints at another interpretation: the leader is God, …

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Filed under Literary Analysis of Psalms 1 to 10, Psalms - Literary Analysis (by chapter), Psalms Chapter 5 | Tagged But let all who take refuge in You rejoice; may they ever sing in jubilation as You shelter them; and let those who love Your name exult in You, For there is no sincerity in his mouth; their innards -- destruction; their throat is an open grave; they make their tongue slippery, for they have rebelled against You, Hold them guilty, Literary Analysis of Psalm 5, O God; let them fall by their own counsels; because of their plentiful crimes cast them out, Psalms 5, Tehillim 5, ניתוח ספרותי תהילים פרק ה, תהילים ה

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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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