The following expressions occur often in the Psalms:Might mean Higher pitch, Pause, Always, or From the beginningPossibly Contemplative, or Didactic, or Skillful PsalmPossibly Epigrammatic Poem, or Atonement PsalmThe netherworld
BOOK 1
The Righteous and the Wicked Contrasted.
Blessed is the person who adoes not walk in the bcounsel of the wicked,Nor stand in the 1cpath of sinners,Nor dsit in the seat of scoffers!Or wayProv 4:14Ps 5:9, 10; 10:2-11; 36:1-4Ps 17:4; 119:104Ps 26:4, 5; Jer 15:172 But his adelight is bin the Law of the LORD,And on His Law he meditates cday and dnight.Ps 119:14, 16, 35Josh 1:8Ps 25:5Ps 63:5, 63 He will be like aa tree planted by 1streams of water,Which yields its fruit in its season,And its 2leaf does not wither;And 3in whatever he does, bhe prospers.Or canalsOr foliageOr all that he does prospersPs 92:12-14; Jer 17:8; Ezek 19:10Gen 39:2, 3, 23; Ps 128:2
4 The wicked are not so,But they are like achaff which the wind blows away.Job 21:18; Ps 35:5; Is 17:135 Therefore athe wicked will not stand in the bjudgment,Nor sinners in cthe assembly of the righteous.Ps 5:5Ps 9:7, 8, 16Ps 89:5, 76 For the LORD 1aknows the way of the righteous,But the way of bthe wicked will perish.Or approves; or has regard toPs 37:18; Nah 1:7; John 10:14; 2 Tim 2:19Ps 9:5, 6; 11:6