David Guzik commentary on Psalm 68 describes the victorious procession of God to Zion, probably connected to the coming of the ark into Jerusalem.

The God of whom this psalm speaks is a God of power. This is a God who rides on the clouds and whose power is not limited to the earth but extends to the entire ...

He praises God for his glorious appearances, and calls upon us to praise him, to sing to his name, and extol him.

God will rise up and his enemies will move away in all directions. The people that hate him will quickly ride away from him.

In Psalm 68 David calls on God to deal with His enemies and for the righteous to rejoice in His triumph. The first half of the psalm (to ...

He is to be praised as a God of mercy and tender compassion. He ever careth for the afflicted and oppressed: repenting sinners, who are helpless and exposed ...

The 68th Psalm is a psalm of David that describes God using military language. David writes about God as a victorious military leader who takes his throne in ...

Whatever may be the precise meaning, it was intended to pourtray the glory and completeness of the divine triumph over the greatest foes. In this let all ...

Psalm 68 is a hymn to God's power and majesty. The overall impression is of a triumphal parade which culminates in Zion.