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Verses with Bible comments
Introdução
LXXXIV.
By an almost complete agreement of commentators this psalm is descriptive of a caravan of Israelites either returning from exile to Jerusalem or on its way up to one of the regular feasts. It has so many points of resemblance to Psalms 42, 43 that it has been ascribed to the same author and referred to the same events. (See Notes to those psalms.) The singer, whether he speaks in his own name or that of Israel generally, is undoubtedly at present unable (see Salmos 84:2) to share in the Temple services which he so rapturously describes. The poetical structure is uncertain.
Title. — See titles Salmos 4:8, 42