Apparently a reminiscence of Psalms 22:27, combined possibly with Isaiah 24:15 (-glorify ye … the name of Jehovah") and other passages. But the verse is remarkable for the distinctness and fulness of its Messianic hope, and for the thought implied in the words whom thou hast made, that the nations cannot fail ultimately to fulfil the will of their Creator (Revelation 4:11). It is taken up and expanded in Revelation 15:3-4.

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