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A 4 page paper that discusses certain issues: what are complaint and thanksgiving Psalms with examples, comments on Biblical poetry, the Pslater, and themes. Discussion of wisdom in Job and Proverbs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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the same person. Some plead to God asking for certain things, such as delivery from distressing times. Some thank and praise God for the blessings He has given the writer
or the writers group. Some are about the King, some are about Torah and others are as just described. Many are written by King David but others are written by
other authors. The compilation of Psalms is also called the Psaltist. Psalm 22 reflects complaints, also called laments, of an individual; Psalm, 137 reflects complaint of a group. Complaints are
typically centered on a situation that is causing the writer to ask God for help in that situation (Bandstra 378). By contrast, Psalm 30 is a prayer of thanksgiving from
an individual and Psalm 129 reflects thanksgiving of a group. Thanksgiving Psalms usually thank God for delivering the individual or group from a distressing or troubling situation (Bandstra 378). In
Psalm 22, the writer begins by asking God why He has forsaken him. The writer identifies all sorts of troubles. He is being scorned, mocked, insulted and he identifies lions,
bulls, and dogs as attacking him. It is a horrendous tale of woe and the writer thinks that God has forsaken him even though he knows he is of lite
importance. He makes numerous promises to God if He will just save him. In Psalm 137, the Israelites are crying for help from the Babylonians who are tormenting them.
In Psalm 30, David is exhausting God for all His goodness. He reminds God of the many blessings God gave David in the past and how David has always praised
God. This Psalm was written for the dedication of the Temple. In Psalm 137, David is thanking God for what He has done for the Israelites. There was a
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