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Hear, you kings; give ear, you princes; I, [even] I, will sing to Yahweh; I will sing praise to Yahweh, the God of Israel.
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A Proclamation to Kings
Commentators explain that Deborah's song begins by addressing all earthly rulers, not just those involved in the battle. This serves as a public proclamation to all nations and leaders throughout history, declaring God's supreme power and warning them against oppressing His people.
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19th Century
Anglican
Hear, O you kings. —There were no kings or princes in Israel, but the appeal is to the “kings of the earth,” as in Psalm …
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Hear, O you kings; give ear, O you princes Not only the neighbouring ones, but all the kings and princes of the eart…
Presbyterian
No time should be lost in returning thanks to the Lord for his mercies; for our praises are most acceptable, pleasant, and profitable, when they fl…
