Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 48:11

11. Let mount Zion rejoyce, let the daughters of Judah , be glad, because of thy judgments .

Synecdochically put for Ierusalem.

(i. e.) The other and lesser Cities, and Towns or Villages (i. e. all the People) of Iuda[illegible: 1+ letters]: for such are commonly called Daughters in Respect of the Mother City, to which they are Subjects: See Ios. 15. 45 and 17. 16. Psal. 45. 12. and 137▪ 8. He mentions Iudah onely, and not all Israel; Partly, because they were▪ more immediately and Eminently concerned in Ierusalems Deliverance; and principally because ten of the Tribes of Israel▪ were now cut off from Ierusalem, and from the Kingdom of David's House, and possibly carried away Captive, 2 Kings 18. 9, 10. 11.

Upon thine and their Enemies. At which they were glad not simply, but because it was highly Conducible to God's Honour, and to the Preservation and Enlargement of Gods Church, in the World.