Psalms: A Challenging Exegesis

When reading Shakespeare, we expect Shakespeare and not a watered-down version that loses its unique identity. With 150 Psalms, this has by far been the most challenging exegesis. Machine intelligence gathers information from sources in the public domain; these sources are most often based on the opinion or subjective view of the writer and not a factual interpretation thereof. This is where the spirit of discernment is most critical. I couldn’t believe the layman interpretations I encountered throughout this arduous task that strayed from the original intent of the Word of God because of the various versions and sects of the Christian religion. (yes, not all who say they are of Christ are His [Matthew 7: 21-23]) You may notice this by the tone of some of the text…I didn’t want to edit AI’s response but I also couldn’t allow false or fabricated truths to be spread, this explains why there are so many churches, dominations and the like.

“For the time will come

When they will not endure sound doctrine;

But after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers,

Having Itching Ears;

And they shall turn away their ears from the truth,

And shall be turned unto fables.”

2 Timothy 4:3-4

With that said, this exegesis of Psalms is quite extensive. Psalm is separated into 5 Books. Each book is provided in a separate pdf with pages ranging from 55-142.  Time did not permit me to dive into a deeper conversation with AI to expound on certain truths. However, I did ask the following: Please expound briefly on the following…. the “alms” in Psalms; the derivative of the “Egyptian” Hallel; and the “Selah” expression.

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Book 1, Psalms 1-41; Book 2, Psalms 42-72

Book 3, Psalms 43-89

Book 4, Psalms 90-106; Book 5, Psalms 107-150

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