The First Psalm

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The First Psalm is a poetic work associated with Robert Burns, reflecting his engagement with religious and scriptural themes.

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The First Psalm canonical 2
Psalm 1 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
poem
religious poem
associatedWith Presbyterian religious culture
Scottish Enlightenment era
Scottish literature
author Robert Burns
basedOn Book of Psalms
linked to: Psalms

Psalm 1
linked to: The First Psalm
centuryOfComposition 18th century
countryOfOrigin Scotland
genre paraphrase of scripture
religious poetry
hasCreator Robert Burns
hasSubject contrast between godly and ungodly
interpretation of biblical psalms
hasTitle The First Psalm
influencedBy Presbyterian theology
Protestant biblical tradition
isPartOf Robert Burns’s early poetic corpus
language English
Scots
literaryForm lyric poem
metrical paraphrase
literaryMovement Romanticism (early phase)
linked to: Jena Romanticism
originallyComposedIn Scotland
partOf Robert Burns’s religious and scriptural writings
religiousTradition Christianity
scripturalSource Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh

Old Testament
linked to: Tanakh
theme divine judgment
moral conduct
piety
righteousness
scriptural reflection
wickedness

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Poems of Robert Burns containsWork The First Psalm
The First Psalm basedOn Psalm 1
linked to: The First Psalm
The First Psalm hasTitle The First Psalm