2 Sam. xvii, 1-29. 1 Sam. xxi. 1-15.
1 Sam. xxiv, 1-22. 1 Sam. xx, 1-42. 1 Sam. xix, 12-18. -' Sam. viii, 1-5.
1 Sam. xxii, 3, 4.
1 Sam. xxii, 5.
2 Sam. xxi. 1-14.
2 Chron. xx, 29, 30.
1 Chron. xiii, 1-0. (2 Sam. xvii, 1 29. identical with Psa. xl, 13-17.
(•1 Sam. N vii, 1-2'.'.
1 Chron. xix, 1-19.
2 Kings xix. - 19. 2 Kings xxv, 2-18.
12 Km--- xix. ■'
\2 Chron. xxxii, 2 Chron. xiv. '.' 15. 2 Sam. vi, 3-5.
> Kings xxv, 2 18. 2 Kings xvii. :; 23.
> Chron. x\\. l 27. .» Chron. xix. i 11. 2 Chron. xx, 1-13.
2 Chron. xxxvi, 22, 23.
2 Chron. xix, 2-7.
Numb. xiv. 1-45.
2 Kings xxv, 2-18.
(Comp. 1 Chron. xvi, 23-33.)
David's tlitrht from Absalom
The sack ofZiklag by the Amalekites
David's traducers at the court of Said. . . . Unknown. (Probably Davidic.)
David's sparing Saul a second time
David's tending sheep by night
David's conquest of the neighboring tribes David's first flight from Saul's court
xiv. xv.
Unknown. (Apparently Davidic.)
Second removal of the ark
xvii.
xviii.
six.
XX.
xxi.
xxii.
xxiii. xxiv.
XXV.
xxvi.
xxvii.
xxviii.
xxix.
XXX.
xxxi. xxxii. xxxiii. xxxiv.
XXXV.
xxxvi.
xxxvii.
xxxviii.)
xxxix.j
xlO
xii. 1
xlii.
xliii.j
xliv.
xiv.
xlvi.)
xlviiA
xlviii.)
xlix.
1.
Ii.
Iii.
liii.
liv.
Iv.
Ivi.
lvii.
lviii.
lix.
Jonathan's covenant with David
David's final conquest of the Philistines.. . Unknown. (Apparently Davidic.)
David's conquest of the Syrians
David's conquest of the Ammonites
David's escape from Saul by the aid of his
David's first introduction to Saul
Second removal of the ark
Jonathan's secret visit to David
Dedication of Araunah's threshing-floor...
David's escape from Keilab
David's penitence after his adultery
Unknown. (Apparently Davidic.)
David's escape from Gaih
David's retreat to En-gedi
Unknown. (Apparently Davidic.) Unknown. (Probably latter part of Da- vid's life.)
David's sin with Bathshcba
Conclusion to Ecclesiastes. idolatry of Aha/
Identical with Psa. xiv.
Da v ill's retreat to En-gedi
Ix.
IxU
lxii.f
lxiii.
lxiv.
ixv.
lxvi.
Ixvii.
Lxviii.
Ixix. )
lxx. -
lxxi.j
lxxii.
1 xxiii.
Ixxiv.
lxxv. \
Ixxvi. |
lxxvii.
lxxviii.
Ixxix.
Unknown. (Davidic.)
David's placing of his parents in Moab
Return of rain after three years' drought..
■ lelioshaphat's victory
Unknown. (Davidic.)
Sennacherib's invasion
First removal of the ark
Ixxx. lxxxi.
Assj nan captivity
lxxxii. lxxxiii. Ixxxiv.
Jchoshaphat's reformation
Jehoshaphat's victory
Unknown. (Probably Davidic.)
lxxxvi.
lxxxvii.
lxxxviii.)
Ixxxix. i
xc.)
xct.i
Mil. 1
xciii. |
i ni \mi. (Probably Davidic.)
During the captivity.
Unknown. (Davidic.)
Xiv.
xcvi.
Unknown. (Davidic.)
Second removal of the ark
PSALMS
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PSALMS
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Ecviii.)
xcix.J.
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cxii. ! cxiii. | cxiv.J cxv. cxvi.) cxvii. j
cxix cxx cxxi
cxxii.
cxxin. cxxiv. cxxv. cxxvi. exxvii.^ exxviii. j cxxix. cxxx. cxxxi. cxxxii. cxxxiii. cxxxiv. cxxxv. cxxxvi. cxxxvii. cxxxviii.\ cxxxix. j cxl. cxli. ) cxlii. ) cxliii. cxliv. cxlv. cxlvi. cxlvii. cxlviii. cxlix. cl.
Second removal of the ark.
Dedication of Solomon's Temple
David's capture of Jerusalem
Dauiel's prayer for the restoration
Unknown. (Davidic.)
Second removal of the ark
Return from Babylon
Identical with Psa. lvii, 7-11 ; lx, 5-12.
Doeg's murder of the priests
Nathan's promise to David
Completion of the second Temple.
Dedication of Solomon's Temple
Completion of the second Temple
Ver. 1-4, 29. Dedication of Solomon' Temple.
( Ver. 5-2S. David's capture of Jerusalem Ezra's completion of the Jewish canon.
David's marriage with Abigail
Unknown. (Probably Davidic.) David's restoration after Absalom's rebell- ion
During the captivity. Unknown. (Probably Davidic.)
Opposition of the Samaritans
Cyrus's decree
Construction of Solomon's Temple
Opposition of the Samaritans
During the exile.
David's submission to the pestilence
Dedication of Solomon's Temple
Unknown. (Probably Davidic.)
Dedication of Solomon's Temple ")
A var. of Psa. cxxxiv, cxxxvi, and cxv. . . >
Dedication of Solomon's Temple j
Jerusalem's fall
Unknown. (Probably Davidic.) Doeg's slaughteifof the priests.., David's retreat to Adullam
Absalom's rebellion
Close of David's wars
David's charge to Solomon
Building of the second Temple. ..?...
Dedication of the second Temple
Scriptu
(1 Chron.xv, 25-2S. -<(Psa. xcviii, 7-9, is identical
( with 1 Chron. xvi, 32, 33.) j2 Chron. vi, 1-6.
(2 Chron. vi, 7-10. 1 Sam. v, 9-12. Dan. ix, 1-27.
/(Comp. 1 Chron. xvi, 8-22.) \l Chron. xv, 1-24. Ezra iii, S-13,
1 Sam. xxii, 6-23,
2 Sam. vii, 1-29.
Ezra vii, 14-22.
2 Chron. v, 1-14 Ezra vii, 14-22.
2 Chron. v, 1-14 I Sam. v, 6-9.
1 Sam. xv, 1-44.
Sam. xix, 9, 10.
Ezra iv, 1-5. Ezra i, 1-4. 1 Kings vi, 11-14. Ezra iv, 6-24.
1 Chron. xxi, 6-30.
2 Chron. vi, 1-11.
1 Kings viii, 1-11 •Jer. Iii, 5-27.
(Einleitung, p. 3), somewhat as below. It is obvious, however, that no very accurate classification can be made, since many are of diversified contents and un- certain tenor. The following distribution will, perhaps, best comprise them in their general import.
1. Hymns in praise of Jehovah — tehillim, in the proper sense. These are directed to Jehovah, from va- rious motives and views, e. g. as the Creator of the uni- verse and Lord of all (Psa. viii, xix, Ixv, xciii, civ, cxlv, cxlvii) ; as the Protector and Helper of Israel (Psa. xx, xxix, xxxiii, xlvi, xlvii, xlviii, Ixvi, lxvii, lxxv. lxxvi, cxxxv, cxxxvi) ; or as the Helper of individuals, with thanksgiving for deliverance (Psa. xviii, xxx, xxxiv, xl, exxxviii) ; while others refer to them or especial attributes of Jehovah (Psa. xc,cxxxix). These psalms contain the most sublime thoughts respecting God. nat- ure, the government of the world, etc. ; they also furnish the sources of many doctrinal ideas.