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Psalm 45 is a nuptial song of a king. It may, in part, have reference to [[David]] or [[Solomon]]. But some of its statements are totally inapplicable to either, or to any other human sovereign. It surely seems to be a song of the [[Messiah]] , anticipating the Marriage Supper of the Lamb as described in Revelation 19.

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Psalm 46 is called "Zion's Battle Song." It was the basis for Martin Luther's famous hymn of the Reformation, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our [[God]].".

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Psalm 47 portrays our [[God]] as King, reigning in Zion. All of the [[Psalms]] give us a new glimpse into the sovereignty of [[God]], for He is highly exalted throughout the [[Psalms]]. In this day of flippancy about sacred things, we have the marvelous privilege of advancing into the intimacy of the [[Lord]] [[God]].

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Psalm 48, like Psalm 47, portrays [[God]] as King reigning upon the throne. Verse 14 declares, "For this [[God]] is our [[God]] for ever and ever: he will be our guide even unto [[death]].".

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Psalm 49 speaks of the vanity of riches, and declares that [[God]] is the owner of the earth and everything that is therein. When we give to [[God]] we are merely returning that which already belongs to Him.

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Looking back for a moment at verse 10 of Psalm 46, we read, "Be still, and know that I am [[God]]: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth." In a day of turmoil, when people are running hurriedly to and fro, we should take time to "be still and know." We should give [[God]] time in our lives. Too many [[Christians]] become frustrated because they are too busy to take time for [[God]]. They seemingly have no time to spend in [[God]]'s [[Word]] and in prayer. One of [[Satan]]'s greatest tools against [[Christians]] today is his robbing them of time. Many writings of the greatest men of [[God]] indicate that the busier they were for [[God]], the more time they spent in the [[Word]] and on their knees before Him, to prepare them for their tasks!

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		+	Psalm 45 is a nuptial song of a king. It may, in part, have reference to [[David]] or [[Solomon]]. But some of its statements are totally inapplicable to either, or to any other human sovereign. It surely seems to be a song of the [[Messiah]] , anticipating the Marriage Supper of the Lamb as described in Revelation 19.
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		+	Psalm 46 is called "Zion's Battle Song." It was the basis for Martin Luther's famous hymn of the Reformation, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our [[God]].".
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		+	Psalm 47 portrays our [[God]] as King, reigning in Zion. All of the [[Psalms]] give us a new glimpse into the sovereignty of [[God]], for He is highly exalted throughout the [[Psalms]]. In this day of flippancy about sacred things, we have the marvelous privilege of advancing into the intimacy of the [[Lord]] [[God]].
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		+	Psalm 48, like Psalm 47, portrays [[God]] as King reigning upon the throne. Verse 14 declares, "For this [[God]] is our [[God]] for ever and ever: he will be our guide even unto [[death]].".
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		+	Psalm 49 speaks of the vanity of riches, and declares that [[God]] is the owner of the earth and everything that is therein. When we give to [[God]] we are merely returning that which already belongs to Him.
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		+	Looking back for a moment at verse 10 of Psalm 46, we read, "Be still, and know that I am [[God]]: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth." In a day of turmoil, when people are running hurriedly to and fro, we should take time to "be still and know." We should give [[God]] time in our lives. Too many [[Christians]] become frustrated because they are too busy to take time for [[God]]. They seemingly have no time to spend in [[God]]'s [[Word]] and in prayer. One of [[Satan]]'s greatest tools against [[Christians]] today is his robbing them of time. Many writings of the greatest men of [[God]] indicate that the busier they were for [[God]], the more time they spent in the [[Word]] and on their knees before Him, to prepare them for their tasks!