The Book of Psalms
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- Kapitel 57 -
To you my soul takes refuge
(1 Samuel 22:1-5; Psalm 108:1-13; Psalm 142:1-7)
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Fußnoten
(a)56:1
Destroy not: Suffer me not to be destroyed.(Challoner)
(b)56:8 Again, ‘psalmum dicam’ could be translated as ‘recite a psalm.’ But, after all the great and merciful things that this and other psalms say that God has done, is the response of the Psalmist merely to recite a psalm. Is not the one who wrote this psalm a composer of psalms? So then, his response would not be merely to recite a memorized psalm, but to compose one. Psalms were composed in ancient times, not so much by sitting down and writing, but by speaking the psalm first, and writing it later.(Conte)
Zu dir nimmt meine Seele ihre Zuflucht
(1. Samuel 22,1-5; Psalm 108,1-13; Psalm 142,1-7)
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