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| ==== 4. Psalms from the Temple of Solomon ==== | ==== 4. Psalms from the Temple of Solomon ==== | ||
| + | The Nature of Our Evidence\\ | ||
| + | Royal Psalms\\ | ||
| + | Psalms Offering Unique Wording Appropriate to the Period\\ | ||
| + | Psalms from Which Amos and Jeremiah Drew\\ | ||
| + | How Do We Reconstruct a Vanished Culture?\\ | ||
| + | The Poetic Skill of the Psalmists\\ | ||
| + | The Faith and Outlook of the Pre-exilic Psalms | ||
| ==== 5. Hymns for the Second Temple ==== | ==== 5. Hymns for the Second Temple ==== | ||
| + | The Jews in the Hundred Years after the Fall of Jerusalem in 587 B.C.E.\\ | ||
| + | Bilingualism among the Returnees\\ | ||
| + | Psalm 137: A Psalm Composed during the Exile\\ | ||
| + | The Pre-exilic Psalms in the Exilic context\\ | ||
| + | Linguistic Clues for the Post-exilic Period and Post-exilic Psalms Dependent on Jeremiah\\ | ||
| + | The Faith of the Early Post-exilic Community\\ | ||
| + | Torah-Psalms 19:8; 119; and the Motif of Wisdom\\ | ||
| + | The Pre-exilic Psalms in the Post-exilic Context | ||
| ==== 6. Steps toward the Status of Scripture: The Psalms Are Collected, Annotated, and Translated ==== | ==== 6. Steps toward the Status of Scripture: The Psalms Are Collected, Annotated, and Translated ==== | ||
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| Summary\\ | Summary\\ | ||
| - | 8. Texts for the First Christians: the Psalms in the New Testament | + | ==== 8. Texts for the First Christians: the Psalms in the New Testament |
| - | 9. The Psalms for Jews, from the First Century of the Common Era | + | ==== 9. The Psalms for Jews, from the First Century of the Common Era ==== |
| - | 10. The Psalms for Christians: In The West until the Reformation, | + | ==== 10. The Psalms for Christians: In The West until the Reformation, |
| ==== 11. The Psalms for Reformation Protestants ==== | ==== 11. The Psalms for Reformation Protestants ==== | ||
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| - | 14. The Psalms in the Churches Today: Protestants and Roman Catholics | + | ==== 14. The Psalms in the Churches Today: Protestants and Roman Catholics |
| ===== PART THREE: CURRENT THEOLOGICAL ISSUES ===== | ===== PART THREE: CURRENT THEOLOGICAL ISSUES ===== | ||
| - | 15. Toughening Texts: Lament, Recovery, and Praise | + | ==== 15. Toughening Texts: Lament, Recovery, and Praise |
| - | 16. Censored Texts | + | ==== 16. Censored Texts ==== |
| - | 17. What Makes a Translation? | + | ==== 17. What Makes a Translation? |
| - | 18. Psalms for Whom? | + | ==== 18. Psalms for Whom? ==== |
| - | 19. Through Jesus Christ Our Lord | + | ==== 19. Through Jesus Christ Our Lord ==== |
| Epilogue: How the Twenty-third Psalm Became an American Secular Icon | Epilogue: How the Twenty-third Psalm Became an American Secular Icon | ||
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