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Fascinating study of the first 40 Psalms of the bible and how they correlate to the book of Genesis. This work is a continuation and completion, if you will, of the work done by Dr. Bullinger on this subject. There is much to discover here that we consider to be very illuminating in the study of scripture.
Category - Long Book
1. Aijeleth-Shahar, “the day dawn”
2. Al-Alamoth, “relating to maidens”
3. Al-Taschith, “destroy not”
4. Gittith, “winepresses”
5. Higgaion, “soliloquy; meditation”
6. Jeduthun, one of the three “chief musicians,” along with Asaph and Heman.
7. Mahalath, “the great dancing”
8. Mahalath Leannoth, “the great dancing and shouting”
9. Maschil, “contemplative, instructive psalm”
10. Michtam, “engraven,” from the Heb. word katam, “to cut in or engrave,” referring to truth being a permanent writing
11. Muth-Labben, “the death of a champion”
12. Neginoth, “smitings or strikings” (or Neginah, the singular form)
13. Nehiloth, “concerning inheritances, or the great inheritance”
14. Selah, “a thought-link, telling us to pause and look back at what has been said and mark its connection with what is to follow”
15. Sheminith, “the eight or eighth”
16. Shiggaion, “a loud cry of danger or joy”
17. Shoshannim, “lilies,” relating to Passover and Wave-sheaf offering
18. Shushan or Shoshannim Eduth, “instruction as to the Spring Festival, or the Second Passover
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