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학술저널
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Kiyoung Kim (Korea Baptist Theological University)
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대한성서공회 성경원문연구 성경원문연구 제48호
발행연도
2021.4
수록면
222 - 245 (24page)
DOI
10.28977/jbtr.2021.4.48.222

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Psalm 106 is an intriguing text as it concerns various subject matters. In forty-eight verses, it deals with praise to the Lord which is followed by petition following, then switches its interest to report Israel’s history spanning from the days in Egypt to the exile, and returns and ends with another praise and petition to the Lord. Thus, scholars have tried to determine its nature and message with varying interests in the text.
Among various subjects, this article focuses on Israel’s sin in Psalm 106. Notably, it attempts to reveal the meaning of verses 13-15 and the function of the psalm’s structure. Concerning verses 13-15, there is no single scholarly consensus on the meaning of the passage. These verses are often referred to as one of the most puzzling texts to interpret among many psalms. This study gave particular attention to these verses since they serve to describe the Israelites’ fundamental issue in the wilderness. This article suggests one way to understand the meaning of verses 13-15, especially concerning the nature of Israel’s sin. Regarding the psalm’s structure, a few scholars have expounded on the chiastic structure of the psalm. Unlike other structural analyses, this article uniquely notices that the psalm’s structure exposes the progressive nature of Israel’s sin.
In order to advance the argument, this article first undertakes a poetic analysis of verses 13-15 to reveal their meanings. Second, since it argues the development of Israel’s sin in Psalm 106, this article articulates the chiastic structure of the psalm. Lastly, this article locates verses 13-15 in the chiastic structure and demonstrates the gradual intensification of the Israelites’ sin in that structure.
Verses 13-15 locate the first incident in the wilderness in the structure; thus, they exhibit Israel’s fundamental failure i.e., testing God. In the structure, the sin of “testing God” (vv. 13-15) gradually grew and developed into another phase of sin, “jealousy” (vv. 16-18). Further, the structure of Psalm 106 shows that the development of sin is crystallized by the Israelites’ worshipping idols (vv. 19-23, 28-31), and this wickedness led the people to reject the promised land (vv. 24-27).
In sum, this article suggests one way to understand the meaning of verses 13-15 and reveals the theological contribution of Psalm 106’s chiastic structure that Israel’s “Testing God” is a fundamental sin among Israelites which ultimately results in the loss of the promised land.

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1. Introduction
2. Analysis of Verses 13-15
3. The Literary Structure of Psalm 106: Chiasm
4. Theological Observations: Israel’s Fundamental Problem and ItsIntensification
5. Conclusion
References
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