Here’s a doctoral dissertation that Southern Seminary has made available titled “The Literary Structure of the Fifth Book of the Hebrew Psalter: A Structural Analysis and Canonical Reading of Psalms 107–150.”
This is a treat for those into the Psalms and Messianic Prophecies! In particular I think it contributes to apologetics with the insight of how Book five of the Psalms delineate a literary structure with three sections, each of which presents an angle of the future Davidic King and collectively all three sections gives us a three-dimensional Messianic portrait.
Those who read this blog knows I love exegesis, biblical theology, the Psalms, Messianic Prophecies and the implication of that for apologetics from the approach that esteem the Bible as self-evidencing. So I cannot help but to share this find!
The dissertation was written by Jonathan Alan Ginn and was completed on December 2022. Its neat to see his dissertation is available online for free.
Here’s an abstract: