Psalms 93
93
God Is a Mighty King
1The Lord is king,#The Lord is king: lit., “the Lord reigns.” This Psalm, and Ps 47; 96–99, are sometimes called enthronement Psalms. They may have been used in a special liturgy during which God’s ascent to the throne was ritually reenacted. They have also been interpreted eschatologically, pointing to the coming of God as king at the end-time. robed with majesty;
the Lord is robed, girded with might.#Ps 47:8; 96:10; 97:1; 99:1.
The world will surely stand in place,
never to be moved.#Ps 75:2–3; 104:5.
2Your throne stands firm from of old;
you are from everlasting.#Ps 55:20; 90:2; 102:13; Heb 1:12.
3#The flood: the primordial sea was tamed by God in the act of creation. It is a figure of chaos and rebellion, cf. Ps 46:4.The flood has raised up, Lord;
the flood has raised up its roar;
the flood has raised its pounding waves.
4More powerful than the roar of many waters,
more powerful than the breakers of the sea,
powerful in the heavens is the Lord.
5Your decrees are firmly established;
holiness befits your house, Lord,
for all the length of days.
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