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enthronement festival: a standalone construct

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Old Testament studies

Mowinckel's proposed autumn festival in which Yahweh's kingship was celebrated, which he took as the setting of the enthronement psalms.

In Old Testament studies, enthronement festival refers to Mowinckel's proposed autumn festival in which Yahweh's kingship was celebrated, which he took as the setting of the enthronement psalms. This meaning comes from Mowinckel (1951/1962) in The Psalms in Israel's Worship.[1]

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  1. Mowinckel, S. (1962). The Psalms in Israel's Worship (D. R. Ap-Thomas, Trans.). Basil Blackwell. (Original work published 1951) Open Library record

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