^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. The Classical 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it would be -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν). A collective singular (in this case, ἡ γενεὰ) may be used with a plural verb (Smyth, 950).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. The Classical 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν). A collective singular (in this case, ἡ γενεὰ) may be used with a plural verb (Smyth, 950).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. The Classical 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth, 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν). A collective singular (in this case, ἡ γενεὰ) may be used with a plural verb (Smyth, 950).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. The Classical 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν). A collective singular (in this case, ἡ γενεὰ) may be used with a plural verb (Smyth, 950).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. The Classical 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. The 3rd person plural imperative ending in Classical is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, of the ones seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. In Classical, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him, seeking the face of the God of Jacob) or a Classical Greek imperative. In Classical, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him) or a Classical Greek imperative. In Classical, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.), whereas in Koine it is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him) or a Classical Greek imperative. In Koine, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -ετωσαν (ζητειτωσαν); in Classical, however, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (This is the generation of the ones seeking him) or a Classical Greek imperative. In Koine, the 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν; in Classical, however, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle (this is the generation of the ones seeking him) or a Classical Greek imperative. In Koine, the 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν; in Classical, however, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle or a Classical Greek imperative. In Koine, the 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν; in Classical, however, the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. This may be either a genitive plural participle or a Classical Greek imperative. The Koine 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν; however, the Classical Greek the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων may be either a genitive plural participle, or a Classical Greek imperative. While the Koine 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν, in Classical Greek the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. May be a genitive plural participle, or a Classical Greek imperative. While the Koine 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν, in Classical Greek the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. ζητούντων. May be a genitive plural participle, or a Classical Greek imperative. While the Koine 3rd person plural imperative would be ζητειτωσαν, in Classical Greek the 3rd person plural imperative ending is -οντων (see Smyth 385; 466. 3.).

^b Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. διάψαλμα. LSJ: musical interlude, used by the LXX, in the Psalms, for the Hebr. Selah.

^a Gk. διάψαλμα.

^a Gk. διάψαλμα.