psalm 47 4 commentary

Commentary on Psalm 471-4 Read Psalm 471-4 The God with whom we have to do is a God of awful majesty. _O clap your hands all ye people.

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The universal and absolute sovereignty of a holy God would be too terrible for.

. God knows what is best for his people and therefore they should leave it with him who can make a. The Bible uses it both in a negative and positive sense. The universal and absolute sovereignty of a holy God would be too terrible for.

Psalms 474 - Spurgeons Bible Commentary. He shall choose our inheritance for us The Syriac Arabic and Latin render the word יבחר jibchar here used in the past time he hath chosen which if. Rather all ye peoples.

So Psalm 47 is one of 55 psalms that is addressed to the chief Musician. JOSEPH A ALEXANDER Psalms Commentary 1864 Spurgeon had high praise for Alexanders work writing that it Occupies a first place among expositions. Shout unto God with the voice of triumph.

In any case Psalm. We are directed in what manner to do it publicly cheerfully and intelligently v. Oh clap your hands.

The clapping of hands draws attention to something usually as an outward expression of inward joy. Be angry and do not sin. There is ineffable music in these words but it is late in life before we are able to hear it so as to understand it.

Some scholars have supposed that 475 envisions the entrance of God into the sanctuary symbolized by the procession of the holy ark of the Covenant. Shout unto God with the voice of triumph. Meditate within your heart on your bed and be still.

And lastly Psalm 47 is one of. He shall choose our inheritance for us. The scope of this psalm is to stir us up to praise God to stir up all people to do so.

Either a portion in this life. Be angry and do not sin. The excellency or glory of Jacob whom he loved.

Matthew Henrys Concise Commentary. For the LORD most high is terrible. It is late in life before we are able to turn these words into a hymn.

That is even all those excellent things that he gave and promised to Jacob wherein he might glory and rejoice. 1 6 7. O clap your hands all ye people.

He is a great king. The king who rules over all has come down from heaven fought for his people and given them victory 471-4. 4-5 David calms himself before the LORD.

It is a clear and judicious. - O clap your hands all ye people. Its also one of 57 psalms labeled a psalm or in Hebrew mizmor.

471-4 The God with whom we have to do is a God of awful majesty. Now he is seen returning to heaven to the sound of his peoples praises 5-7. And put your trust in the LORD.

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