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PS2 - Open English Translation—Readers’ Version (OET-RV) v0.4.0

ESFM v0.6 PS2

WORDTABLE OET-LV_DC_word_table.tsv

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Psalm 151

Introduction

Psalm 151 is a short additional song presented in David’s voice. He remembers being the youngest of his brothers, caring for his father’s sheep, and making music. Although his brothers were impressive in appearance, God chose him. The song ends by recalling his victory over Galyat (Goliath), the Pelishti (Philistine) who had challenged him.

The song brings together events also found in 1 Samuel 16–17. Its emphasis is on God’s choice of an overlooked shepherd and the rescue accomplished through him. The title identifies it as a song beyond the usual collection of one hundred and fifty.

Psalm 151 is recognised as Deuterocanonical Scripture by the Greek Orthodox and Russian Orthodox Churches.

Main components of this song

David’s humble work and music 1:1-3

God chooses David 1:4-5

David defeats the Pelishti 1:6-7

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PS2 - OET-LV DC lexical draft v0.2.0

ESFM v0.6 PS2

WORDTABLE OET-LV_DC_word_table.tsv

DRAFT:
automatic dictionary glosses in Greek order; grammar and context are unreviewed.

Unresolved words are enclosed in ⟦ ⟧.
These files are not publication-ready translations.

Names use the NT Greek transliterator; slash-separated gloss alternatives need contextual review.

Source:
Brenton Greek Septuagint (eBible.org), Public Domain.

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STEPBible.org (Tyndale House Cambridge), CC BY 4.0;

additional headwords and name recognition:
Open Scriptures Septuagint Project, CC BY 4.0.

Changes:
lexical lookup, source-based book assembly, OET overrides, ScriptedBibleEditor spelling, ESFM conversion.

Source verse labels are retained except documented book assembly and Sirach prologue handling.

No verse or word alignment to OET-RV is asserted.
See build_report.
json and scripts/DC/README.
md.

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WEBBE

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Psalm 151

Psalm 151 is recognised as Deuterocanonical Scripture by the Greek Orthodox and Russian Orthodox Churches.

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