Psalm 84: ''n Dag in U voorhowe ...(?)'

The Psalm of Habakkuk

Thematically, textually, and literarily, the psalm of Habakkuk (3:3 -15) differs markedly from the material in the rest of the book. Translation and subsequent analysis of the psalm reveal that it is a remnant of epic literature, and as such it focuses on the theme of the heroic. Throughout the passage, God is the hero whose actions divide the psalm into two parts. The first poem (vv 3-7) relat...

Exegesis of Psalm 62

The most basic and fundamental element of the psalms is their: expression of continual total and exclusive trust in God. This element is most fully expressed in Psalm 62. This psalm, as well as Psalms 4, 16, 27 and 131, is a psalm of trust. Each expresses the same firm hope in God's ability to help his faithful ones become "more than conquerors." Several scholars argue that the psalms of trust ...

THE GAN–GROSS–PRASAD CONJECTURE FOR U(n)×U(n)

We prove the Gan–Gross–Prasad conjecture for U(n)×U(n) under some local conditions using a relative trace formula. We deduce some new cases of the Gan–Gross–Prasad conjecture for U(n+1)×U(n) from the case of U(n)×U(n).

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Qinah Meter and Strophic Structure in Psalm

In his classical formulation on qfnah meter in Hebrew poetry K. Budde ( 1882, pp. 1-52) presented five propositions for its analysis: I) the rhythmical unit-the bicolon in our terminology-is divided into two unequal parts and the longer precedes the shorter; 2) the parts (cola) of this unit most commonly consist of three words and two words respectively; 3) variations occur in which the longer ...