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Psalm 104 Article

Byhenry

Since Psalm 104 is in the lectionary for Pentecost (May 11), I thought I’d take this opportunity to link again to my essay on that Psalm which dates from when I was working on my MA.

I created a critical (or reconstructed) Hebrew text, provided a translation and notes, and did some analysis on the structure. Most of my conclusions I would still support today, even though more years have passed than I care to number.

It’s a wonderful Psalm, and I hope my work on it will be of help to someone who is studying it along with the lectionary.

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