Colon: A partial, poetic fragment
Line: A complete unit of poetic thought
Bicolon: basic poetic line with two colons
Tricolon: poetic line with three colons
Tetracolon: poetic line with four colons
Strophe: group of lines that focus on a common topic
Stanza: group of strophe that focus on a common theme
Parallesim: the relationship between each poetic fragment (colon)
synonymous parallelisim: repetition of the same poetic idea, but restated with differnt words
antihetic parallelism: presentation of a contrasting/opposing poetic idea
Synthetic parallelism: addition of new information to further deepen or expand understanding of poetic idea
Proverbs 1-3 is what kind of wisdom?: Embrace Wisdom
Proverb: Practical wisdom for life
Distich (Greek word distikhos): two-line proverb
Tetrastich: four-line proverb
Hexastich: six-line proverb
Octastich: eight-line proverb
comparative parallelism (unique to proverbs): something natural as a similie and related to everyday life
Didactic (pratical) wisdom for life: Book of Proverbs
Types of Psalms: Praise, Lament, Wisdom
How many Psalms: 150