Antonio, When you use the term structure, you appear to be looking for something that fits some template that you apparently think is universally used by Hebrew scholarship. The problem we have is that, apparently, only you know what that template is.
"Structure" is a broad term that could cover many elements. Are you looking for the outline of ideas? Are you looking for a classification of literary devices found in the psalm? These and other elements could be discovered by you by examining the psalm yourself. Yet you seem to give the impression that the "structure" that you are seeking must come from somewhere outside the psalm, that some other authority must assign it before study of the psalm can even commence. And you are annoyed that no one else has describe this assignment to you. Unless you can describe in more detail what you want, I strongly suspect that you will continue to be disappointed. Your use of the term "structure" is not communicating yet, so perhaps you need to approach the request from a different angle. Perhaps you need to give an example from another psalm, or a source that uses "structure" in the way that you are. Paul Zellmer -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Antonio Garcia Sent: Friday, November 12, 2010 3:16 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [b-hebrew] crackpot idea psalm 22 Hi Steve: I've seen the link, but not the structure of Psalm 22. To speak of Psalms, I think you first have to know, in their entirety, its structure. Do not know the technique of composition of the Psalmist, cause it´s a closed book to read. It is not exactly a book to be read and understood as the rest of biblical literature, but to be chanted, with techniques of musical composition. I think the passage of time has gotten even further enclose the psalm, away from the eyes of ordinary people and also from the specialized public. To open the psalms and to make up its melody must be rebuilt cause they are texts purified, emptied of their contents. The psalms are the jurisprudence of the Torah, complete and make sense of law. The voice of the courts and the testimony of the parties in each summary illustrate the circumstances of the crime. If you want to know the evidence, we must get the key to the structure of the psalm. It is annoying not to know the structure of Psalm 22, despite my requests to the list. Public exposure would be desirable to allow starting their study and research. Regards, Antonio Garcia Hurtado. -- http://hebreoiberico.blogspot.com/ http://numismticahebreahispana.blogspot.com/ http://europehebrewcoinage.blogspot.com/ http://blistershistory.blogspot.com/ _______________________________________________ b-hebrew mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/b-hebrew _______________________________________________ b-hebrew mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/b-hebrew
