William D. Barrick Follower of Christ-Scholar in Old Testament and Hebrew

Writing · 2017

January 2017

2 pieces. To find something by what it is about, use the books of the Bible.

  1. Hebrew Whiteboard Update

    Continuing with Psalm 4:3-4 the text moves from the psalm heading (v. 1) and David’s prayer (v. 2) to his address to his enemies. Verse 3 concludes with the first occurrence of “Selah” in this psalm, giving the verse an added layer of emphasis.

  2. Hebrew Whiteboard Update

    As we enter the New Year (2017), we turn to another psalm from the biblical Psalter. Interpreters and expositors often refer to Psalm 4 as an evening prayer following Psalm 3 as a morning prayer.