For the king trusteth in the LORD, and through the mercy of the most High he shall not be moved.
Because the king puts his trust in the LORD, and because of the loving kindness of the Most High God, he will not be shaken or fall.
This verse says that when a king (or leader) trusts completely in God, God's faithful love will keep them steady and secure no matter what challenges come.
📚 Historical Context
Psalm 21 is a royal psalm likely written by King David, expressing thanksgiving for God's blessings on the king after a victory. In the historical context of ancient Israel, kings were viewed as God's anointed leaders, whose trust in the Lord was crucial for the nation's security and prosperity. This verse reflects the confidence in divine protection that was central to the monarchy's relationship with God.
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