Jesse Dornfeld Posted February 20, 2019 Posted February 20, 2019 I have a little bit of an understanding about this word, but it also seems there is no real consensus on precisely what this word means? I believe it's only found in Psalms. I've been doing a lot of research on what makes a person a person. I started out by looking up the word "soul" from my membership Bible from an old church that is a NLT version. Since finding out about Accordance through my pastor, it has taken my research to a whole new level. I currently have 6 different parts of what makes up the "Self" but tbh, I could probably do a whole Sub-YouTube series on just the head (eyes, ears, tongue). I currently only have the Lite version, but am going to upgrade on Friday. In any case, I had an idea that the word "MASKIL" might have something to do with "parts of a person." How I was able to determine this is by taking the 6 parts of the person that I know of according to the Bible (Behaviors, Flesh, Mind, Heart, Spirit, and Soul) all seemed to be found in Psalms 78 after I did cross-referencing with the "hits" for all these different parts of a person. Does this sound plausible at all to people who know the Hebrew way more than I do?
Harold Hosch Posted February 20, 2019 Posted February 20, 2019 The word Maskil appears in some superscriptions of the Psalm and has the sense of "teaching" or "learning". Its root form is s-k-l in Hebrew. It has nothing to do with the parts of a person. Hope this helps. Harold
Jesse Dornfeld Posted February 20, 2019 Author Posted February 20, 2019 The word Maskil appears in some superscriptions of the Psalm and has the sense of "teaching" or "learning". Its root form is s-k-l in Hebrew. It has nothing to do with the parts of a person. Hope this helps. Harold OK, thanks.
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