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Psalms 90–150, Volume 3 is unavailable, but you can change that!

The final installment in Goldingay’s comprehensive study! Blending literary, historical, grammatical, and theological insights, the acclaimed scholar offers his own translation of Psalms 90–150, followed by interpretive commentary. An incisive look at the Scriptures Tremper Longman calls “a literary sanctuary: a holy place where humans share their joys and struggles with brutal honesty in God’s...

clear. A man with a houseful of hefty young men will be no pushover in these circumstances. They will stand up to such adversaries. Perhaps the psalm refers to the semiformal gathering of the community court in the plaza inside the city gate (cf. Tg). But it may simply refer to that same public location as the place where they would confront such adversaries in public, without this being a legal or semiformal legal situation. They will do so with confidence, and people will be impressed by them;
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