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Version as of 04:26, 6 November 2023
Psalm 29: Hashem's Voice
Exegetical Approaches
Fierceness of God in Nature
The psalm highlights God's fierce and awesome power as evidenced by His controlling of natural phenomena.
Revelation at Sinai
The psalm reflects the fearsome atmosphere of the events surrounding the Revelation at Sinai.
Victory Over Enemies
The images of the psalm are metaphors for the defeat of Israel's enemies, or perhaps an actual description of thier demise trhough natural disaster.
Sources:Radak,
Historical Overview: Punishment and Restoration
The psalm describes the
