Psalms 45
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Psalms 45:9-16

9KingsH4428’ daughtersH1323 were among thy honourable womenH3368: upon thy right handH3225 stoodH5324 the queenH7694 in goldH3800 of OphirH211.

10HearkenH8085, O daughterH1323, and considerH7200, and inclineH5186 thy earH241; forgetH7911 also thy own peopleH5971, and thy father’sH1 houseH1004; 11So shall the kingH4428 greatly desireH183 thy beautyH3308: for he is thy LordH113; and worshipH7812 thou him. 12And the daughterH1323 of TyreH6865 shall be there with a giftH4503; even the richH6223 among the peopleH5971 shall entreatH2470 thy favourH6440.1 13The king’sH4428 daughterH1323 is all gloriousH3520 withinH6441: her clothingH3830 is of wroughtH4865 goldH2091. 14She shall be broughtH2986 to the kingH4428 in raiment of needleworkH7553: the virginsH1330 her companionsH7464 that followH310 her shall be broughtH935 to thee. 15With gladnessH8057 and rejoicingH1524 shall they be broughtH2986: they shall enterH935 into the king’sH4428 palaceH1964. 16Instead of thy fathersH1 shall be thy childrenH1121, whom thou mayest makeH7896 princesH8269 in all the earthH776.

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  1. 1. Psalms 45:12 favour: Heb. face ↩

Commentaries on Psalms 45

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