Psalms Through the Centuries, Volume 2 - Susan Gillingham

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Susan Gillingham is Professor of the Hebrew Bible at the University of Oxford and Fellow and Tutor in Theology at Worcester College, Oxford. She is a Licensed Lay Minister at Worcester College Chapel and St. Barnabas Church, Oxford. She has written some forty articles and eight books, mostly on the Psalms and Biblical Interpretation. These include the companion publication, Psalms Through the Centuries: Volume One (Wiley Blackwell, 2008), which is a cultural and reception history introduction to the entire Psalter; The Poems and Psalms of the Hebrew Bible (1994); One Bible, Many Voices: Different Approaches to Biblical Studies (1998); and A Journey of Two Psalms: The Reception of Psalms 1&2 in Jewish and Christian Tradition (2013).

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Illustrations xiii

Preface xvii

Abbreviations xxi

Introduction: How is a Reception History Commentary a Different Genre? 1

Book One: Psalms 1-41 Davidic Piety and the Conflict of Faith and Experience 9

Psalms 1 and 2: The Prologue to the Psalter 11

Psalm 1: Who is the 'Blessed Man'? 13

Psalm 2: Who is 'My Son'? 25

Psalms 3-41: the First Davidic Psalter 44

Psalms 3-14: Praying by Night and Day 46

Psalm 3: A 'Morning Psalm' 47

Psalm 4: An 'Evening Psalm' 53

Psalm 5: A 'Morning Psalm' 58

Psalm 6: An 'Evening Psalm' of Penitence 61

Psalm 7: A 'Morning Psalm' 68

Psalm 8: An 'Evening Hymn of Praise' 72

Psalms 9 and 10: An Acrostic Psalm 83

Psalm 11: The 'All?Seeing God' 89

Psalm 12: 'Flattering Lips' 91

Psalm 13: The Fear of Death 95

Psalm 14: The Fool says 'There is no God' 98

Psalms 15-24: Bringing Prayer to the Temple 101

Psalm 15: An Entrance Liturgy 102

Psalm 16: Confident Trust in God 105

Psalm 17: Lament for Deliverance 111

Psalm 18: Thanksgiving for Victory 116

Psalm 19: A Hymn of Praise 122

Psalm 20: Thanksgiving for Victory 129

Psalm 21: Thanksgiving for Victory 133

Psalm 22: Lament for Deliverance 136

Psalm 23: Confident Trust in God 144

Psalm 24: An Entrance Liturgy 153

Psalms 25-34: Prayers and Thanks for Deliverance 163

Psalm 25: An Acrostic Concerning the Poor 164

Psalm 26: A Protest of Integrity 167

Psalm 27: Confidence and Complaint 170

Psalm 28: Lament and Thanksgiving 177

Psalm 29: A Hymn of Praise 180

Psalm 30: Thanksgiving for Healing 186

Psalm 31: Confidence through Fear 190

Psalm 32: Confession and Healing 195

Psalm 33: A Hymn of Praise 201

Psalm 34: An Acrostic concerning the Poor 205

Psalms 35-41: Poverty, Sickness and Trust in God 213

Psalm 35: Friends and Enemies 214

Psalm 36: The Plight of the Poor 218

Psalm 37: The Poor and the Land 221

Psalm 38: Penitence and Sickness 231

Psalm 39: Penitence and Human Transience 237

Psalm 40: Thanksgiving and Sacrifice 242

Psalm 41: Friends and Enemies 248

Book Two: Psalms 42-72 David and the Temple: Nostalgia and Hope 255

Psalms 42-49: Exile, Temple and King 257

Psalms 42-43: Longing for the Temple 258

Psalm 44: Praying for National Deliverance 263

Psalm 45: A Wedding Song for the King 267

Psalm 46: God is King in Zion 276

Psalm 47: God is King 284

Psalm 48: God is King in Zion 288

Psalm 49: A Psalm of Complaint and Instruction 292

Psalm 50: An Asaphite Psalm about Repentance and Sacrifice 297

Psalms 51-72: the Second Davidic Psalter 302

Psalm 51: 'The Psalm of Psalms' 304

Psalms 52-55: Learning from the Life of David 317

Psalm 52: For Instruction on the 'Deceitful Tongue' 317

Psalm 53: For Instruction on the 'Fool' 320

Psalm 54: For Instruction on Persecution 323

Psalm 55: Instruction on Betrayal 324

Psalms 56-60: Reflecting on the Life of David 330

Psalm 56: Reflections on Persecution 330

Psalm 57: Reflections on Violence 333

Psalm 58: Reflections on Confronting Evil 335

Psalm 59: Reflections on Enemy Aggression 338

Psalm 60: Reflections in Times of War 340

Psalms 61-64: Hymnic Reflections on God's Protection 344

Psalm 61: A 'Psalm' about Refuge in God 344

Psalm 62: A 'Psalm' about the Silence of God 347

Psalm 63: A 'Psalm' Seeking God in the Morning 349