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PSALMS 48:4 — KING JAMES VERSION 0 0
Ps 48:3Ps 48:5
For, lo, the kings were assembled, they passed by together.
The reference to kings assembling and their passage together establishes a scene of foreign monarchs approaching the city, possibly for hostile purposes or to acknowledge its supremacy. The image of kings coming against the city suggests external threat and potential military assault. The statement that they passed and saw the city suggests that observation of Zion's magnificence affects their response; the physical beauty and apparent strength may discourage attack. The movement of kings together suggests a united military effort or alliance against Jerusalem. This verse establishes the external military threat that provides the context for the psalm's affirmation of divine protection.
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Psalms 48:4 — Community Reflections | HolyStudy