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1. jimmyakin.com › 2012 › 06Why Are the Psalms Numbered Differently? – Jimmy Akin

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   Jun 21, 2012 · The answer is that the Hebrew numbering sometimes combines (splices, joins) a psalm that is reckoned as two psalms in the Greek numbering–and visa versa. Let’s take a look at how that happens. (Note: I’m not assuming anything about whether one version is joining two psalms that were originally separate or whether it is dividing a psalm ...

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2. taylormarshall.com › 2010 › 03How to Untangle the Numbering of the Psalms – Hebrew vs ...

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   The reason for this is that Psalms 9 and 10 in Hebrew are joined together as Psalm 9 in the Greek/Latin versions. The table below should clarifying everything: * Psalms 1-8 and 148-150 (11 psalms in total) are numbered the same in both the Greek and Hebrew editions. You may have noticed that some Bibles list two numbers for many Psalms.

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4. wartburgproject.org › faqs › 2019The Verse Numbers in the Bible - The Wartburg Project

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   Apr 26, 2019 · In summary, the numbers of the Septuagint and Vulgate psalms are one number lower than the English and Hebrew numbers, with the following exceptions: for Psalms 1-9, 147b-150 the numbers are the same; Hebrew Ps 115 = Greek 113; Hebrew Ps 116 = Greek 114 or 115.

5. tyndalehouse.com › reading-the-psalms-in-hebrewReading the Psalms in Hebrew - Tyndale House

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   Verse 36 resolves this tension with one Hebrew word: “and he passed away”. The last letter of this word is the last resh we see till the end of the verse. The wicked man passes away and so does the letter which was connected with him.

6. pursuingveritas.com › 2015/03/24 › numbering-the-psalmsNumbering the Psalms? – Pursuing Veritas

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   Mar 24, 2015 · For example, what were Psalms 9 and 10 in the Hebrew became Psalm 9 in the Greek. Both versions end up with the same number of Psalms (150), but (with a few exceptions) the numbering of the Psalms ended up being “off” by a single number.

7. npm.org › Numbering-of-Psalms-and-Psalm-VersesNumbering of Psalms and Psalm Verses - NPM

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   For many psalms, the first verse or two are left to stand as an unnumbered title, with the succeeding verse numbered as verse 1. Thus, English verse numbers are often one or two numerals lower than Greek, Latin, or Hebrew numbers.

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   Why do Hebrew psalms have different numbers?

   • The first time the numbering varies is when the Hebrew psalms 9 and 10 are joined as the Greek psalm 9. That causes the Greek numbers to be one less than the Hebrew numbers for most of the book, which is why the Hebrew 23rd psalm gets reckoned as the Greek 22nd psalm.

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   Why are Psalms 9 and 10 numbered the same?

   • The reason for this is that Psalms 9 and 10 in Hebrew are joined together as Psalm 9 in the Greek/Latin versions. The table below should clarifying everything: * Psalms 1-8 and 148-150 (11 psalms in total) are numbered the same in both the Greek and Hebrew editions. You may have noticed that some Bibles list two numbers for many Psalms.

   How to Untangle the Numbering of the Psalms - Hebrew vs. Septuagint

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   Which Psalms have a lower number than the Hebrew numbers?

   • The net result of this is shown in the following chart: In summary, the numbers of the Septuagint and Vulgate psalms are one number lower than the English and Hebrew numbers, with the following exceptions: for Psalms 1-9, 147 b-150 the numbers are the same; Hebrew Ps 115 = Greek 113; Hebrew Ps 116 = Greek 114 or 115.

   The Verse Numbers in the Bible - The Wartburg Project

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   How are psalms numbered in the EHV study Bibles?

   • In the EHV study Bibles, any footnotes pertaining to the headings are listed under verse one, so that all footnotes will have a verse number for computer searches. The numbering of the Psalms in our English Bibles agrees with that of the Hebrew text. It differs, however, from that of the Greek Septuagint and the Latin Vulgate.

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   How many psalms are there?

   • Well, when the Book of Psalms was being translated from Hebrew the Greek, some of the Psalms were shuffled. For example, what were Psalms 9 and 10 in the Hebrew became Psalm 9 in the Greek. Both versions end up with the same number of Psalms (150), but (with a few exceptions) the numbering of the Psalms ended up being “off” by a single number.

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   Why do some Bibles have different numbered psalms?

   • Why is this? The reason that some Christians (early and contemporary) have Bibles with differently numbered Psalms is because there are actually two ancient versions of the Psalms, each of which numbers them differently. The Psalms were originally written in Hebrew and used by the People of Israel.

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9. aleteia.org › 2018/10/06 › why-are-the-psalmsWhy are the Psalms numbered differently? - Aleteia

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   Oct 6, 2018 · Most modern translations of the Bible use the Hebrew text as a primary source and the numbering system that is associated with it. The second translation of the Psalms is the Greek...