Psalms 45

KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 45 of 150

1 To the Chief Musician, Concerning the Lilies. For the sons of Korah. A Poem; a Song of the Beloved. My heart is boiling over with a good matter. I am speaking of my works to the King; my tongue is the pen of a rapid writer.

2 You are the fairest of the sons of man; grace has poured into Your lips; on account of this God has blessed You forever.

3 Gird Your sword on Your thigh, Mighty One; with Your majesty and Your glory.

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Chapter Summary

David foresees the glories of the Messiah; He is led to speak the very words quoted of Him in the New Testament. (Hebrews 1:8). To the Chief Musician, Concerning the Lilies. For the sons of Korah. A Poem; a Song of the Beloved.

Key Hebrew Words

רֵעוֹתֶ֑י companion H7464 · TWOT 2186c
בִּגְדֹתֶ֑י treachery H899 · TWOT 198a
רְכַ֗ב mount and ride H7392 · TWOT 2163
לְ֝שׁוֹנִ֗ tongue H3956 · TWOT 1131a
רָ֘חַ֤שׁ keep moving H7370 · TWOT 2152

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People & Context

The King's Sharp Arrows

The majestic King girds His sword and rides prosperously, shooting sharp arrows into the hearts of His enemies.

The Royal Wedding

The King's garments smell of spices as the queen, clothed in gold of Ophir, and her virgin companions are brought to the palace.

Timeline

The King's Sharp Arrows

The majestic King girds His sword and rides prosperously, shooting sharp arrows into the hearts of His enemies.

Psalms 45:1-5
The Royal Wedding

The King's garments smell of spices as the queen, clothed in gold of Ophir, and her virgin companions are brought to the palace.

Psalms 45:8-15

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