Psalms Through the Centuries, Volume 3. Susan Gillingham

78:67–72], 79–83), and only in the latter part of Book Three does the attention begin to focus more on David (Psalms 86 and 89). This dialogue between the covenants with Moses and David is a critical feature of Book Four, with its additional element of the ‘High Kingship of Yahweh’. Psalm 90 thus returns to the interest in Moses and the vicissitudes of the people at a time of loss.

      Psalms Through the Centuries: A Reception History Commentary on Psalms 73–151, Volume Three,First Edition. Susan Gillingham. © 2022 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Published 2022 by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.

      Notes

      1 ¹ For example, the references to ‘Joseph’ (77:15; 78:67; 80:1; 81:5), to ‘Ephraim’ (78:67; 80:2) and to the ‘God of Jacob’ (75:9; 76:6; 81:1,14).

      2 ² Psalms 74 and 79 seem to lament the destruction of Jerusalem; whilst Psalms 75–76 and 82 speak of God’s presence in Zion.

      3 ³ See deClaissé-Walford 1997: 79–80; Cole 2000: 9–14, 231–5.

      4 ⁴ See Pavan 2014: 127–8 and 183–84.

      5 ⁵ See Pavan 2014: 127–8 (on Psalms 73–83) and 183–4 (on Psalms 84–89); also 185–270 (on Psalms 78 and 89 being pivotal psalms).

      6 ⁶ See Gillingham 2018: 256.

      7 ⁷ This order of instruction/communal lament/divine response/individual lament is mirrored in Psalms 78–83, as will be seen shortly.

      8 ⁸ Brueggemann 1991: 81–88.

      9 ⁹ For a clear overview of this problem, see Tate 1990: 228.

      10 ¹⁰ Bons 2008: 139.

      11 ¹¹ Schaper 1995: 70.

      12 ¹² Pietersma 2000: 70–71.

      13 ¹³ Stec 2004: 143–44.

      14 ¹⁴ See ‘Prayer of Job and David’ 3.2.3 and 3.3.5 in FC 65:369–74, in ACCS VIII: 101–03.

      15 ¹⁵ See ‘Prayer of Job and David’ 3.10.27–28 in FC 65:385–7, in ACCS VIII: 109–10.

      16 ¹⁶ See Sermon 15A.2 cited in WSA 3:1:332, in ACCS VIII: 108.

      17 ¹⁷ Neale and Littledale 1874–79: 2/466–67.

      18 ¹⁸ Neale and Littledale 1874–79: 2/479.

      19 ¹⁹ Corrigan 1992: 14; also fig. 17.

      20 ²⁰ See https://psalter.library.uu.nl/page/90.

      21 ²¹ See https://bit.ly/31O0u5N.

      22 ²² See https://www.albani-psalter.de/stalbanspsalter/english/commentary/page213.shtml.

      23 ²³ https://www.ccel.org/h/herbert/temple/Collar.html.

      24 ²⁵ See also Kinnamon 1981: 21–23.

      25 ²⁵ From Pilgrim’s Progress, Tenth Stage. See http://www.ccel.org/ccel/bunyan/pilgrim.iv.x.html.

      26 ²⁶ Prothero 1903: 305. See http://www.hymnary.org/text/in_age_and_feebleness_extreme.

      27 ²⁷ See Dowling Long and Sawyer 2015: 162.

      28 ²⁸ The lyrics are at http://genius.com/894873; for the performance see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEnKURp0hlc.

      29 ²⁹ See Buber 1953: 39–41, cited in Levine 1984: 217. See also Magonet 1994: 164–78.

      30 ³⁰ Dombkowski Hopkins 2016: 235.

      31 ³¹ See pp. 2–3.

      32 ³² See Feuer 2004: 925.

      33 ³³ See Feuer 2004: 925–26.

      34 ³⁴ Taken from *Sforno, cited in, Feuer 2004: 926.

      35 ³⁵ Prothero 1903: 217–18.

      36 ³⁶ Miller 1994: 281.

      37 ³⁷ City of God 17.4: CG 722–23, in ACCS VIII:116.

      38 ³⁸ Expositions of the Psalms 73:13, ACW 52:218 and ACCS VIII:117.

      39 ³⁹ See https://psalter.library.uu.nl/page/91.

      40 ⁴⁰ See https://www.albani-psalter.de/stalbanspsalter/english/commentary/page216.shtml.