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<strong>The messianic character of the psalms: how it affects a New  Testament reading, translation and re-versification of the  psalms</strong>  The 2001 re-versification of the psalms as well as the 1983  translation in Afrikaans is rejected by some, because the  messiah is not rendered in capital letters. This article views the  matter from the perspective of Psalm 1 and 2 as an introduction  which characterises the whole psalter as messianic. This article  explores what this means. The relation between Psalm 2 (re  kingship) and Psalm 1 (re the  Law/Word of Yahweh) is in- vestigated in able to view the “messianic” concept in its real  perspective. The same applies to the relation Old Testament- New Testament and expectation-fulfilment. The regenerative  character of the fulfilment in Christ as well as its implication for  one’s inclination towards one’s neighbour and how it affects that  of the psalmists is explored. The conclusion of the article is that  to render the messiah in capital letters in the psalms is to  bypass the regenerartive fulfilment by Christ and to ignore the  implication thereof regarding enemies

Die messiaanse aard van psalms: hoe dit ’n Nuwe-Testamentiese lees, vertaling en omdigting van die psalms raak