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- PublisherPeeters
- Publication date2021
- ISBN 10 904294644X
- ISBN 13 9789042946446
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages637
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The Psalter. Book One (Ps 1-41) (Paperback)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Like the fifth book, the first book does not merely juxtapose isolatedprayers; the forty-one psalms constituting it form a highly elaboratearchitecture, in accordance with the principle of self-similarity offractals, or following the procedure of mise en abyme. The book is organised as its second section and even more as the thirdone. The first side of each of these two sections features the kingsenemies whose sin consists in persecuting him without reason, with thepsalmist claiming his innocence and faithfulness to the Law. Then thecentre of these sections switches to the second side, where the psalmistbecomes aware of his own sinfulness and inability to keep the Law; heneeds to be instructed in the ways of God, who will forgive him hissins and imprint his Law in his heart. It therefore acts as atransition from the first covenant, the Mosaic covenant of Sinai, to thenew covenant, the one announced by the exilic prophets, which is basedon the forgiveness of sins, on the inner knowledge of the law and on theuniversality of salvation that will attain all nations. This same shift can be seen throughout the book. Its first section (Ps118) entirely occupied by the threat posed to the psalmist by hissinful enemies, while the next two sections (Ps 1925 and 2641) makethe transition from the old covenant to the new one. A similarchangeover was already taking place in the central subsection of thesecond section (Ps 2024) and in the third section (Ps 3237), always inthe same direction. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9789042946446
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Like the fifth book, the first book does not merely juxtapose isolatedprayers; the forty-one psalms constituting it form a highly elaboratearchitecture, in accordance with the principle of self-similarity offractals, or following the procedure of mise en abyme. The book is organised as its second section and even more as the thirdone. The first side of each of these two sections features the kingsenemies whose sin consists in persecuting him without reason, with thepsalmist claiming his innocence and faithfulness to the Law. Then thecentre of these sections switches to the second side, where the psalmistbecomes aware of his own sinfulness and inability to keep the Law; heneeds to be instructed in the ways of God, who will forgive him hissins and imprint his Law in his heart. It therefore acts as atransition from the first covenant, the Mosaic covenant of Sinai, to thenew covenant, the one announced by the exilic prophets, which is basedon the forgiveness of sins, on the inner knowledge of the law and on theuniversality of salvation that will attain all nations. This same shift can be seen throughout the book. Its first section (Ps118) entirely occupied by the threat posed to the psalmist by hissinful enemies, while the next two sections (Ps 1925 and 2641) makethe transition from the old covenant to the new one. A similarchangeover was already taking place in the central subsection of thesecond section (Ps 2024) and in the third section (Ps 3237), always inthe same direction. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9789042946446
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