HARP
- A stringed instrument of music: Isa.38.20, Ezek.33.32, Hab.3.19
- With three strings (margin): 1Sam.18.6
- Ten strings: Ps.33.2, Ps.92.3, Ps.144.9, Ps.150.4
- Originated with Jubal: Gen.4.21
- Made of almug wood: 1Kgs.10.12
- David skillful in manipulating: 1Sam.16.16, 1Sam.16.23
- Used in worship: 1Sam.10.5, 1Chr.16.5, 1Chr.25.1-1Chr.25.7, 2Chr.5.12, 2Chr.5.13, 2Chr.29.25, Ps.33.2, Ps.43.4, Ps.49.4, Ps.57.8, Ps.71.22, Ps.81.2, Ps.92.3, Ps.98.5, Ps.108.2, Ps.147.7, Ps.149.3, Ps.150.3
- Used, in national jubilees, after the triumph over Goliath, (margin): 1Sam.18.6
- Over the armies of Ammon and Moab: 2Chr.20.28
- When the new walls of Jerusalem were dedicated: Neh.12.27, Neh.12.36
- Used in festivities: Gen.31.27, Job.21.11, Job.21.12, Isa.5.12, Isa.23.16, Isa.24.8, Isa.30.32, Ezek.26.13, Rev.18.22
- In mourning: Job.30.31
- Discordant: 1Cor.14.7
- Hung on the willows by the captive Jews: Ps.137.2
- Heard in heaven, in John's apocalyptic vision: Rev.5.8, Rev.14.2, Rev.15.2
- The symbol used in the psalmody to indicate when the harp was to be introduced in the music was “Neginoth.” See titles of: Ps.4, Ps.6, Ps.54, Ps.55, Ps.61, Ps.67, Ps.76
Ver também: MUSIC