Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 48:3
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Psalms48:3
3. God is known in her palaces for a refuge .
To his People by sensible and long Experience, and to all neighbouring Nations, by their own Observation.
(i. e.) In the Habitations, or to the Inhabitants of that City. Possibly he may here point at the Kings Palace, and the Temple, which was the Palace of the King of Heaven; which two Palaces God did in a singular manner Protect, and by Protecting them, he Protect[illegible: 1+ letters]d the whole City and People.
i Uader whose shadow we are more safe and secure, than other Cities are with their great Rivers and impregnable Fortifications.
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