Ps.46.1
46:title sung by soprano voices: Hebrew according to alamoth (“maidens”; see also study note on 1 Chr 15:20). In worship, a choir or a group of instrumentalists performed this hymn.
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Ps.46.10
46:10 A message directly from the Lord confirms the authenticity of the psalmist’s vision (see also 12:5-6; 32:8). • know that I am God: The Lord will do what he promises (Isa 45:3; 49:23; 60:16). • God will be exalted (Ps 47; Isa 6:1); he will judge the nations and rescue his people (see Pss 57:11; 89:13; 108:5-6; 118:16).
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Ps.46.1-11
Ps 46 This psalm of Zion celebrates God’s special presence in Jerusalem (see also Pss 48, 76, 87, 122), inviting confidence in the Lord because the citizens of Zion enjoy his protection.
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Ps.46.1-3
46:1-3 Even when faced with natural disasters, the citizens of Zion express no fear.
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Cross Reference8 items
genesis 2:10
genesis 2:10
psalms 12:5-6
psalms 12:5-6
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psalms 15:5
psalms 28:5
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psalms 32:8
psalms 32:8
psalms 36:8-9
psalms 36:8-9
psalms 39:6
psalms 39:6
psalms 42:5
psalms 42:5