Psalm Chapter 93
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Psalm 93: The Floods and the ThroneThis is one of the shortest psalms in the book, and one of the most architectural. Five verses, and they build a single, unshakable image. The floods have lifted up their voice; the floods lift up their waves — and we know what floods sound like, the relentless rising shout of water that does not care for our objections. But over all of it, higher than the noise of many waters, sits a throne "established of old." Established before the floods began, and still established when they have done their worst. The psalm does not deny that the waters are loud. It simply names the One who is louder, and quieter. In five short verses we are reminded that every chaos in our lives has a ceiling, and the ceiling is a throne.00:00 The Lord Reigneth, Clothed with Majesty
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