Sekundärliteratur:Psalmen: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Cook, Edward M. (2001): Targum Psalms. An English Translation.

Gevaryahu, Haim (1988): Tehilim: The Book of Psalms.

Harris, Robert (2008): Rashi and the 'Messianic' Psalms.

McConville, G. (2011): Happiness in the Psalms, in: Acta Theologica Supplement 15. S. 81-100.

Wallace, Robert E. (2006): The Narrative Effect of Book IV of the Hebrew Psalter.

Wilson, Jeffrey Tod (2009): The rhetoric of reflection: Hebrew roots of cognition and the final form of the masoretic text of the Psalter.

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 * Cook, Edward M. (2001): [http://targum.info/targumic-texts/targumim-of-the-psalms/ Targum Psalms]. An English Translation.
+* Gevaryahu, Haim (1988): [http://jbq.jewishbible.org/assets/Uploads/16/jbq_16.4.pdf Tehilim: The Book of Psalms].
 * Harris, Robert (2008): [http://jtsa.academia.edu/RobertHarris/Papers/1834932/Rashi_and_the_Messianic_Psalms Rashi and the 'Messianic' Psalms].
 * McConville, G. (2011): [http://www.ajol.info/index.php/actat/article/view/72912/61819 Happiness in the Psalms], in: Acta Theologica Supplement 15. S. 81-100.
-: '''Abstract''': The article enquires into the nature of happiness or well-being in the Old Testament Psalms. It considers first the Psalms’ use of ‘happiness’ language, then goes on to seek a broader basis for the enquiry in key concepts such as freedom and justice, making some comparisons with Greek ideas. Finally it seeks to build up a picture of the person at the centre of the Psalms, particularly as the one who speaks, chiefly from the perspectives of speech itself, the ‘soul’, and praise, in the expectation that this may provide a portrait of the fulfilled human being.
 * Wallace, Robert E. (2006): The Narrative Effect of [https://beardocs.baylor.edu:8443/xmlui/bitstream/handle/2104/3904/robert_wallace_phd.pdf?sequence=2 Book IV of the Hebrew Psalter].
 * Wilson, Jeffrey Tod (2009): [https://beardocs.baylor.edu:8443/xmlui/handle/2104/5336 The rhetoric of reflection: Hebrew roots of cognition and the final form of the masoretic text of the Psalter].
-: '''Abstract''': This dissertation builds on and attempts to contribute to the larger stream of research of the past three decades generated by Gerald H. Wilson’s seminal work The Editing of the Hebrew Psalter. This stream of research has considered the Psalter in its final form as an intentionally arranged collection that resolves the existential crisis caused by the displacement of the Exile by promoting YHWH as king in place of the failed, human Davidic monarchy. In particular, this dissertation seeks to study the role of reflection/cognition in the final form of the Psalter on the basis of the introductory Psalm 1’s description of the righteous as meditating on Torah (verse 2). To accomplish this goal, the dissertation uses the concept of a wordfield, centered on the Hebrew root hgh, to compile a compendium of the occurrences of Hebrew roots of reflection as they occur throughout the Psalter. On the basis of this compendium, a synchronic reading of the Psalter הגה this wordfield is then sketched out. The dissertation concludes with a chapter considering the role of Wisdom in the final form of the Psalter. Wisdom is considered as it shows up in the final form of the Psalter through the presence of Wisdom psalms, through the shaping of the final form according to Wisdom ideals, and through Wisdom’s relation to Torah and memory.

Neues Testament:
Matthäus Markus Lukas Johannes	Apostelgeschichte	Römer 1-2 Korinther Galater Epheser Philipper Kolosser 1-2 Thessalonicher 1-2 Timotheus Titus Philemon	Hebräer	Jakobus 1-2 Petrus 1-3 Johannes Judas	Offenbarung =Apokalypse
Altes Testament:
1M.=Genesis 2M.=Exodus 3M.=Levitikus 4M.=Numeri 5M.=Deuteronomium	Josua Richter 1-2 Samuel 1-2 Könige	Jesaja Jeremia Ezechiel =Hesekiel Hosea Joel Amos Obadja Jona Micha Nahum Habakuk Zefanja Haggai Sacharja Maleachi
Psalmen Ijob=Hiob Sprichwörter	1-2 Chronik Esra Nehemia	Daniel
Hohelied Kohelet=Prediger	Rut Ester	Klagelieder
Spätschriften zum Alten Testament:
Psalmen (Ergänzungen) Oden Weisheit Jesus Sirach	Esra (Ergänzungen) Judith Tobit Ester (griechische Version) 1-4 Makkabäer	Baruch Brief des Jeremia Daniel (griechische Version), Susanna, Bel

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