They are read as an intentional, artistic literary composition. The present study engages in an intertextual reading of the two poems. plays a major role in its classification, while the presence of similar terminology in Ps 111 is ignored. The prominent presence of so-called “wisdom terminology” in Ps 112. Ps 111 is classified as a hymn or a song of thanksgiving and Ps 112 as a wisdom poem. This volume deals with the poetic framework and material content of the. Surprisingly, the shared characteristics are noted, but the poems often interpreted in isolation. Cantos and Strophes in Biblical Hebrew Poetry II (English, Hardcover, Lugt P. Psalms 111 and 112 are “twin” poems displaying similar characteristics such as the superscript הללו יה, an acrostic form, and shared vocabulary. All these tendencies are apparent in Ps 116. Very often in these psalms one can also detect a marked attempt to produce a symmetric pattern and also a marked influence from wisdom. V36 Cantos and strophes in biblical Hebrew poetry III : Psalms 90-150 and Psalm 1 / by Pieter van der Lugt.
This has been described in the past as an “anthological” style of composition. Cantos and strophes in biblical Hebrew poetry II, psalms 42-89 / by Pieter van der Lugt. Other examples of this style of writing are found inter alia in Pss 1 19 25 34 37 86 and 119. Therefore, it is necessary to add another question to those that are usually posed in studies on the Psalter, namely the “how?” question: How did the author/editors(s) use and incorporate different sources to come to the Psalm 116 as we know it in the Masoretic Text? The study argues that Psalm 116 is a prime example of the tendency in late post-exilic Psalmography to compile new poems by using existing material from the Hebrew Bible.
The study aims to investigate the relationship between the various contributing constituents to the final form of Psalm 116. Formal and thematic devices demonstrate that Hebrew poetry is composed of a consistent pattern of cantos (stanzas) and strophes. MAJOR POEMS OF THE HEBREW BIBLE: AT THE INTERFACE OF PROSODY AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS. The present study departs from the observation that Psalm 116 can be regarded as an anthology which incorporated material from various other sources in the Hebrew Bible. In studies on the biblical Psalms it is customary to ask why and for what purpose these poems came into existence.
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