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Psalms – The Divine Journey
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15 September 2026
RELIGION / Biblical Studies / Old Testament, Altes Testament, RELIGION / Biblical Commentary / General, RELIGION / History, Christentum: Heilige Texte und geheiligte Schriften, Geschichte der Religion, Kritik und Exegese heiliger Texte
Introduction
Part I. Studies of Specific Psalms
1. Psalm 1: Sonant Particles and Parallelism, with Speculation on the Poem's Scribal Production
2. Psalm 8:2b-3: New Proposals for Old Problems
3. Setting and Rhetoric in Psalm 23
4. Psalms 42-43: Dual Self, Dual Genre
5. God and Zion: Form and Meaning in Psalm 48
6. The Invocation of Dead Ancestors in Ps 49:12c
7. The Structure of Psalm LXXXVII
8. Primary and Secondary Religion in Psalms 91 and 139: A Response to Dr. Andreas Wagner
9. How To Write a Poem: The Case of Psalm 151A in 11QPsa 28:3-12
Part II. Psalms and the Body
10. 'Seeing God' in the Psalms: The Background to the Beatific Vision in the Hebrew Bible
11. The Heart and Innards in Israelite Emotional Expressions: Notes from Anthropology and Psychobiology
12. Some Biblical Soul Talk in the Psalms: The Reflexive Self (nepeš)
Part III. Psalter Backgrounds
13. Canaanite Backgrounds to the Psalms
14. Like Deities, Like Temples (Like People)
15. 'People' between Liturgical Experience and Political Imagination: Preliminary Observations on *'ām in the Psalms
Part IV. The Psalter: In the End
16. The Theology of the Redaction of the Psalter: Some Observations
17. The Levitical Compilation of the Psalter
18. Taking Inspiration: Authorship, Revelation, and the Book of Psalms
19. The Psalms as a Book for Pilgrims