Psalm 119 study resources

I'm beginning a study on Psalm 119 and would like to learn of some good Logos resources available that would benefit me. I'm mainly looking for a historical overview of this, i.e. when it was written, reason it was written, etc. Any recommendations other than CHS Treasury of David would be appreciated.

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Fred Chapman

What base package do you have?

Jeff Rauf

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/325049#Comment_325049

Hi Fred,

I have the Scholar's base pkg.

Thanks for the quick response.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

I'm beginning a study on Psalm 119 and would like to learn of some good Logos resources available that would benefit me. I'm mainly looking for a historical overview of this, i.e. when it was written, reason it was written, etc.

Welcome [:D]

Found some Psalms 119 information by searching Heading Text; Large Text in Entire Library for <~Ps119>

Screen shot has 3 resources: Scholar's Gold includes => UBS Old Testament Handbook Series that is lacking several Old Testament Books, based on several forum discussions, purchased => Tyndale Commentaries (49 vols.) for medium length commentary with Old Testament coverage. The ESV Study Bible Notes => ESV Study Bible Notes

Scholar's includes => Opening Up Psalms that has some questions to ponders.

Clicked on "+" while focused on a commentary to open some more in a new tab:

The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges (58 vols.) introduction includes LXX Greek words.

Forms of the Old Testament Literature Series (FOTL) (17 vols.) includes structure, genre and setting/intention; FOTL is part of Hebrew Bible Bundle (54 vols.) that also has => International Critical Commentaries: Old Testament (23 vols.) with many Hebrew words including a chart of the Hebrew alphabet with 8 Hebrew lemmas used in various strophes showing patterns of usage.

Scholar's Silver includes => Keil and Delitzsch Commentary on the Old Testament (COT) (10 vols.)

Barnes' Notes on the Old and New Testaments (26 vols.) offers some insight about Psalm 119 usage (memorization)

Note: Cambridge Bible and Barnes' Notes are public domain; Thankful for community pricing.

Scholar's Platinum includes => Charles Simeon's Horae Homileticae Commentary (21 vols.) that has various homiletical items to ponder

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