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Read as you listen: Chuck Smith on Psalm 68

Read the opening of his teaching

Let’s turn to the sixty-eighth psalm. This sixty-eighth psalm has been blotted as one of the most beautiful and victorious of all the psalms. From a literary standpoint it is unexcelled. It has been a psalm that has brought inspiration to many people of God throughout the ages. It is said that as the Savonarola and the monks were being led to the fires in the piazza of Florence that they were chanting this psalm together of the ultimate triumph of our Lord. So it begins with a call for God’s triumph.

Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered: let them also that hate him flee before him (68:1).

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