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I have got the following text from the the summarization side fo the search. I would like to know who wrote it or who the source of the text is.

"The text discusses the quotation of Psalm 68:18 in Ephesians 4:8. It explains that in some languages, it is not possible to say that the Scriptures "say" something, so it must be translated as "as anyone can read in the Holy Writings." The Hebrew text of Psalm 68:18 describes a victorious king receiving tribute from his defeated enemies. The Septuagint closely follows the Hebrew text. The quotation in Ephesians changes the second person to the third person and changes the verb "to receive" to "to give." Translators are advised to translate the quotation as it appears in Ephesians, rather than trying to harmonize it with Psalm 68:18. The meaning of "captives" and "gifts to mankind" is discussed, and suggestions for translation are given."

Olli-Pekka Ylisuutari

I found this (not word for word, but close enough):

"In many languages it is impossible to speak of the Scriptures “saying” something. Scriptures can be “read” but they do not “speak.” Therefore, as the scripture says must often be translated as “as anyone can read in the Holy Writings” or “… in a part of the Holy Writings”.."

in:

A Handbook on Paul's Letter to the Ephesians | Logos Bible Software