Psalm 47
from Carefully Examining the Text Hosted by Tommy Peeler
This psalm pictures God as King- 47:2, 6, 7. His dominion is "all the earth"- 47:2, 7; "the nations"- 47:8. He subdues peoples and nations- 47:3- and therefore all nations celebrate HIs reign as king- 47:1, 5. The reception given to Him is the reception that kings received when coming to the throne- I Sam. 10:24; II Sam. 15:10; I Kings 1:39; II Kings 9:13; 11:12. In a sense each of the Psalms tell the gospel story and Psalm 47 is no different. 47:1 mentions joy because God reigns and the word for joy used in the LXX of the OT is the same word used of response to Jesus in Luke 1:44. 47:1, 2, 7 All the nations are subject to Jesus- Matthew 25:32; 28:18-20 47:3 Christ will put all enemies beneath His feet- I Cor. 15:24-26 47:4 Just as God chose Israel, He chose us- Eph. 1:4 47:4 He prepares Israel's inheritance as He prepares us- I Peter 1:4 47:5 Jesus ascended to God- John 20:17; Acts 2:34; Eph. 4:8, 9, 10. 47:2, 6, 7 Jesus is King- Matt. 2:2; 27:11; John 19:19-22 47:9 His people will include all nations- Romans 4; Gal. 3 Our response to this is to Praise God!!!!!
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This psalm pictures God as King- 47:2, 6, 7. His dominion is "all the earth"- 47:2, 7; "the nations"- 47:8. He subdues peoples and nations- 47:3- and therefore all nations celebrate HIs reign as king- 47:1, 5. The reception given to Him is the reception that kings received when coming to the throne- I Sam. 10:24; II Sam. 15:10; I Kings 1:39; II Kings 9:13; 11:12. In a sense each of the Psalms tell the gospel story and Psalm 47 is no different. 47:1 mentions joy because God reigns and the w...
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