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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Alamoth (A musical term)

It literally means maidens, and it turns up in the temple records and in a psalm heading, probably marking a high part.

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It literally means maidens, and it turns up in the temple records and in a psalm heading, probably marking a high part.

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Alamoth is a musical term found in the record of temple worship and in the headings of the Psalms, most likely indicating a high pitch or treble voice, literally "maidens" or "young women" (1 Chronicles 15:20). It appears as the heading of Psalm 46, and probably describes how the psalm was meant to be sung or played rather than naming any person.

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H5961

Where it appears
  • 1 Chronicles 15:20
  • Psalm 46:1

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