This psalm presents David's initial response. He recognizes the attack as a dire threat. Yet, David speaks only in terms of God's actions.

Psalm 60:2-3. Thou hast made the earth to tremble — A poetical expression, signifying great and dreadful changes among the people. Heal the breaches thereof — ...

Psalms 60:2. Thou hast made the earth to tremble; thou hast broken it. As is frequently done by an earthquake; which, whatever natural causes there may be ...

Psalm 60:2 reminds us that God is the one who can mend and heal, even in the most fractured and unstable times. As we face our own challenges, may this verse ...

The verse conveys a vivid image of chaos and upheaval, while also expressing a deep reliance on God's power and mercy to bring about healing and restoration.

The present psalm concerns Israel's victory in a battle against Edom. Because of the widespread military activity, a number of people and places are named in ...

David Guzik commentary on Psalm 60, where David pleas for mercy from God who has afflicted His people, and celebrates His victory in the end.

2 You have shaken the land and torn it open. Fix its cracks, because it is falling apart. Psalms 60:2 Meaning and Commentary.

Christ, the Son of David, is given for a banner to those that fear God; in him they are gathered together in one, and take courage. In his name and strength ...