I’ve always wondered what it meant to meditate on the word. Then I noticed that the words translated to meditation in Hebrew always has some connotations to utterance or speaking or some sound. Instances below: hāḡûṯ = meditation, utterance, musing higāyôn = meditation, resounding music, musing, ...

The psalm makes generic references to the destruction of the sanctuary/temple. The psalm attributes it to Asaph and David's Asaph was called a prophet, so why do commentators assume this is a descendant of Asaph rather than a prophetic psalm? Is there something I'm missing in the title informatio...