I. Contemplating the
creation’s Creator, YHWH (vv 1—2)
A. The creational,
universal dominion of YHWH (v 1a, b)
1. All the cosmos owned by YHWH: The whole earth is YHWH’s, (v 1a)
2. All the contents owned by YHWH:
and fullness of it; (v 1b)
B. The
personal, universal dominion of YHWH (v 1c, d)
1.
All the provinces owned by YHWH: the habitable
world [is YHWH’s], (v 1c)
2.
All the peoples owned by YHWH: and they
that inhabit it. (v 1d)
C. The grounds for YHWH’s universal
dominion (v 2)
1. YHWH provided
the world: For he founded it upon the
seas, (v 2a)
2. YHWH prepared
the world: and established it upon the
moving waters. (v 2b)
II. Remembering
Jacob’s Redeemer, YHWH (vv 3—6)
A. Question:
Who is right before the Redeemer? (v 3)
1. Who can approach YHWH: Who shall go up into the mountain of YHWH? (v
3a)
2. Who can abide with YHWH: Who shall stand up in his holy place? (v
3b)
B. Answer:
The proper consecration, individual and corporate (vv 4—6)
1. The worshipping individual’s identification,
He (vv 4—5)
a. His inward qualities: He who has innocent hands, and a clean
heart; (v 4a)
b. His outward behavior (v 4b, c)
i. His vertical piety: who does not lift up his soul to vain
things, (v 4b)
ii. His horizontal purity: and he who does not swear deceitfully. (v
4c)
c. The benefits of the consecrated
individual: He shall lift up a blessing from
YHWH; righteousness from the God of his salvation. (v 5)
2. The worshipping community’s identification,
them: Such is the generation of them that seek him, that seek his
presence—[even] Jacob. Selah.
III. Celebrating the
King of the consummation, YHWH
(vv 7—10)
A. The
entrance of the Ark into Jerusalem Q / A # 1 (vv 7—8)
1. The procession’s first request:
Lift up your heads, O gates; lift up, O
eternal doors, that the King of glory might come in. (v 7)
a. The city’s
first question: Who is this King of
glory? (v 8a)
b. The
procession’s first identification of the King (v 8b, c)
i. YHWH, with power in himself: YHWH, strong and mighty; (v 8b)
ii.
YHWH, with power in battle: YHWH, mighty
in battle. (v 8c)
B. The entrance of the Ark into
Jerusalem Q / A # 2 (vv 9—10)
1. The procession’s second
request: Lift up your heads, O gates;
lift up, O eternal doors, that the King of glory might come in. (v 9)
2. The city’s
second question: Who is this King of
glory? (v 10a)
3. The procession’s second
identification of the King: YHWH of
Hosts, he is the King of glory. Selah. (v 10b, c)
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