in this world of the living. 14Wait with hope forYahweh. Be strong, and let your heart be courageous. Yes, wait with hope forYahweh. Footnotes Psalm 27:8Hebrew meaning uncertain; Greek “My heart said to you, ‘I have sought your face. OYahweh, I will seek your face.’” ...
Footnotes Psalm 6:1 In Hebrew texts 6:1-10 is numbered 6:2-11. Psalm 6:1 Title: Probably a musical termPsalm 6:1 in all English translationsPsalm 27:9 New International Version 9 Do not hide your face from me, do not turn your servant away in anger; you have been my ...
HebrewThose farרְחֵקֶ֣יךָ (rə·ḥê·qe·ḵā)Adjective - masculine plural construct | second person masculine singularStrong's 7369: Removing, departingfrom Youכִּֽי־ (kî-)ConjunctionStrong's 3588: A relative conjunctionwill surelyהִנ...
The "word," whatever it was, referred to in ver. 49. This had given the psalmist new life. Parallel Commentaries ... HebrewThisזֹ֣את (zōṯ)Pronoun - feminine singularStrong's 2063: Hereby in it, likewise, the one other, same, she, so much, such deed, that, is my...
THE NATURE OF HEBREW POETRYIV. THE IDENTITY OF THE HUMAN AUTHOR OF PSALM 100V. A BRIEF EXEGESIS OF PSALM 100 FROM THE HEBREW TEXTVI. POETIC RHYME AND RHYTHM OF PSALM 100 IN THE HEBREW TEXT VII. POETIC UNITS OF PSALM 100 IN THE HEBREW TEXTVIII. IN CONCLUSIONIX. REFERENCESRobert Baral...
The Strophe in Hebrew Poetry and Psalm 29Literature, Biblical
Mount Zion itself is about 772 meters in elevation So our psalm begins, “I lift my eyes to the hills.” The Hebrew word har could be also be translated “mountains.” The psalmist travels upon the roads to Jerusalem, perhaps feeling all the discomfort that we experience when we walk ...
Psalm 88:1-9: In Hebrew texts 88:1-18 is numbered 88:2-19.Title: Possibly a tune, "The Suffering of Affliction"Title: Probably a literary or musical termLord, you are the God who saves me; day and night I cry out to yo...
歌曲名《Hallelelujah Hareem L' Adonai (Psalm 98 Sung in the Original Hebrew)》,由 Musette、Frank Corrales、Covita、Tenzin Chodin、Ben Bowen King、SAVAE、Thomas Two Flutes、Terry Muska 演唱,收录于《Under One Heaven (50 T,《Hallelelujah Hareem L' Adonai
Or it is like the mariner's lantern, to give light in a dark night. "To the upright there arises light in darkness." Give me permission to explain the words, then I shall come to the proposition. "To the upright." Who are meant here, by the upright? The Hebrew word for upright,...