Ps.29.10
29:10 The image of powerful floodwaters connects with the Genesis flood (Gen 6:17). The Lord reigns as king over the whole created order; no one contests his kingdom.
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Ps.29.11
29:11 The ruler of nature blesses his people with peace (see 28:8-9; 37:11; 133:3).
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Ps.29.1-11
Ps 29 This nature hymn in praise of the Creator declares that the Lord holds all power over nature. God uses the same unsurpassed strength to care for his people.
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Ps.29.1-2
29:1-2 The psalmist issues a call to honor the Lord for his power (cp. 96:7-8). • you heavenly beings: Angels or deities who, some believed, held special powers. The psalmist did not believe in other deities but called on people who thought they were real to look to the Lord as the only God.
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Cross Reference8 items
genesis 6:17
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psalms 37:11
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psalms 96:7-8
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psalms 114:4
psalms 114:4
psalms 133:3
psalms 133:3