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Disagreement on the interpretation of the Psalms, of which there are many, arise in large part from their apparent lack of context. Should they be treated as individual units? Or read together? In this brilliant study, Michael D. Goulder treats the Psalms contextually, examining, in particular, the Psalms of the Sons of Korah.

The oldest commentary on the meaning of the psalms is the manner of their arrangement in the Psalter: that is, the collections in which they are grouped, the technical and historical notes they carry, and the order in which they stand. Some of these data (many of the historical notes, for instance) are certainly irrelevant, and it might be that all such commentary were merely trivial. The collections might be just a handful of laments, hymns, etc., that happened to be
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