13aThough you lie down among the1 sheepfolds, bYouwillbe like the wings of a dove covered with silver, And her feathers with yellow gold.”
14aWhen the Almighty scattered kings in it, It was white as snow in Zalmon.
15 A mountain of God is the mountain of Bashan; A mountain ofmany peaks is the mountain of Bashan.
16 Why do you1 fume with envy, you mountains of many peaks? aThisis the mountain which God desires to dwell in; Yes, the Lord will dwell init forever.
17aThe chariots of God are twenty thousand, Even thousands of thousands; The Lord is among them asin Sinai, in the Holy Place.
18aYou have ascended on high, bYou have led captivity captive; cYou have received gifts among men, Even fromdthe rebellious, eThat the Lord God might dwell there.
Mountains are often symbols of nations (Psalms 46:2; Psalms 65:6). That of Bashan, northeast of Palestine, denotes a heathen nation, which is described as a "hill of God," or a great hill. Such are represented as envious of the hill (Zion) on which God resides;
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