Matthew Poole Commentary - Psalms 68:24 - 68:24

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Psalms 68:24 - 68:24


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They have seen: it is an indefinite expression; men saw and observed it, thy people to their comfort, and thine enemies with terror and astonishment.



Thy goings; either,



1. How thou didst march before them through the Red Sea and the wilderness, even until thou didst bring them into Canaan, and afterward, as occasion was, and how thou didst subdue their enemies before them. Or rather,



2. The procession of the ark to Zion, the solemnity whereof is particularly described in the following verses.



In the sanctuary; or, in holiness; for it was not a light and carnal, but a holy pomp; or, in the holy place; as the ark, in and with which God is supposed to go, might very fitly and truly be called. Or into the sanctuary, or holy tabernacle, prepared for it; whither the ark was now going.