Psalm 26

The 26th Psalm ( Greek- count of 25 ) is a Psalm of David, and belongs to the series of individual Lamentations.

Structure

One way of subdivision proposes the Old Testament scholar Hermann Gunkel steps:

Observations

Following observations can be active at the Psalm:

The absence of a lawsuit

The peculiarity of the lack of action falls on the Psalm: There is no reference to the wicked, which represent a danger for the psalmist in any way.

The highlight of the temple

The psalm refers not only to YHWH's "house" (v. 8) and "assembly" ( verse 12), but also on the rituals that are performed by the Psalmist in the Temple: The symbolic washing of the hands, the circumambulation of the altar ( verse 6) and the subsequent singing ( verse 7).

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