Psalms and mythology

Dirk J. Human

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Schutte, Myth as Paradigm to Read a Text Groenwald, From Myth to Theological Language Otto, Hebrew Ethics in the Pslams Gericke, YHWH unlimited: Theo-Mythology in the Psalter Botha, Intertextuality and Interpretation in Psalm 1 Usue, Divine Sonship in Gen. 6:1-4 and Psalm2 Baumann, Psalm 74: Myth as the source of hope in times of devastation Weber, The Function of Mytho-Poetic Language in the Context of Psalm 77 Steymans, The semiotic of the Horus-stelae and the semantic of Psalm 91:13 Human, Yahweh robed in majesty and mightier than the great waters Kruger, Symbolic inversion in death: Some examples from the Psalms and the Ancient Near Eastern World Mare, Psalm 121: Yahweh's protection against mythological powers Prinsloo, Historical reality and mythological metaphors in Psalm 24 Kamuwanga, Sacral kingship and myth in Africa Lebaka, Myth in Africa.

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