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Tell God, "How awesome are your deeds! Through the greatness of your power, Your enemies will submit themselves to you.
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Forced vs. Willing Submission
Commentators overwhelmingly note that the Hebrew word for "submit" implies a feigned or forced obedience. God's power is so immense that His enemies are compelled to outwardly surrender, even if their hearts are not changed. This highlights a contrast between the forced submission of the unrepentant and the willing, love-based worship of God's children.
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