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Chapter 6: Composition of Psalms 3-8Psalm 3 Psalm 4 Psalm 5 Psalm 6 Psalm 7 Psalm 8מָ‏ המָ‏ ה מָ‏ ה מִ‏ זְ‏ מושמִ‏ זְ‏ מוש מִ‏ זְ‏ מוש מִ‏ זְ‏ מוש מִ‏ זְ‏ מוש מִ‏ ןמִ‏ ן מִ‏ ן מִ‏ ן מִ‏ ן מִ‏ ן נֶ‏ ץֶ‏ שנֶ‏ ץֶ‏ ש נֶ‏ ץֶ‏ ש סֶ‏ לָ‏ הסֶ‏ לָ‏ ה סֶ‏ לָ‏ ה ףַ‏ לףַ‏ ל ףַ‏ ל ףַ‏ ל ףַ‏ ל ףַ‏ ל ףָ‏ נָ‏ הףָ‏ נָ‏ ה קַ‏ שקַ‏ ש קָ‏ שַ‏ ש קָ‏ שַ‏ ש קָ‏ שַ‏ ש רֹדֶ‏ שרֹדֶ‏ ש רולרול רול רּוםרּום רָ‏ שָ‏ ארָ‏ שָ‏ א ש ‏ֹאשש ‏ֹאש שַ‏ בשַ‏ ב שֹב שָ‏ בַ‏ בשָ‏ בַ‏ ב שְ‏ בָ‏ בָ‏ ה שָ‏ שָ‏ עשֶ‏ שָ‏ ה שָ‏ שָ‏ ע שָ‏ כַ‏ בשָ‏ כַ‏ ב שִ‏ יתשִ‏ ית 24 18 (24) 17 (18) 21 (22) 14 (15)246
Chapter 6: Composition of Psalms 3-8Table 6.5 indicates that only Psalm 4 shares more lexemes with Psalm 3 thanPsalm 7 does. If the cognates are counted, Psalm 5 moves ahead of Psalm 7on this count. If we exclude the headings and remove divine names, thearticle, prepositions, personal pronouns and common particles, the results areas in Table 6.6.Table 6.6: Significant lexemes that Psalm 3 shares with other psalmsPsalm 3 Psalm 4 Psalm 5 Psalm 6 Psalm 7 Psalm 8אֹיֵבאֹיֵב אֹיֵב אֹיֵב אַ‏ יִןאַ‏ יִן אַ‏ יִן אַ‏ יִן אָ‏ מַ‏ שאָ‏ מַ‏ ש אֵ‏ מֶ‏ ש בְ‏ שָ‏ כָ‏ הבָ‏ שָ‏ ‏ְך יָשֵ‏ איִשְ‏ אָ‏ ה יָשַ‏ ןיָשַ‏ ן יָשַ‏ עיָשַ‏ ע יָשַ‏ ע כָ‏ בודכָ‏ בוד כָ‏ בוד כָ‏ בוד כֹלכֹל כֹל כֹל מָ‏ גֵ‏ ןמָ‏ גֵ‏ ן נֶ‏ ץֶ‏ שנֶ‏ ץֶ‏ ש נֶ‏ ץֶ‏ ש סֶ‏ לָ‏ הסֶ‏ לָ‏ ה סֶ‏ לָ‏ ה ףָ‏ נָ‏ הףָ‏ נָ‏ ה 247
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