@inbook{b926990d8bfe42fc943ec6eff36251fb,
title = "Hope at the end of the Psalms",
abstract = "Analyses of the book of Psalms in recent years have detected not only editorial shaping to the book, but an eschatological trajectory as the collection unfolds. This essay critically assesses those accounts, and seeks to test them through an examination of “hope” in the Psalms. Judging by key lexemes, there is a clustering towards Book V, with key nodal points in Pss 119, 130, and 146-147. Exegetical examination of these key texts contributes not only to an appreciation of the “canonical shape” of the Psalter, but brings into the foreground the nature of hope for these psalmists.",
keywords = "Promise, Eschatology, Acrostics, Psalms, Hebrew Bible, Biblical Theology",
author = "David Reimer",
year = "2025",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781636631226 ",
series = "GlossaHouse festschrift series",
publisher = "GlossaHouse",
pages = "165--176",
editor = "David Firth and Jamie Grant and Alison Lo",
booktitle = "Hope for the world from the Old Testament",
}