Psalms 68:3
The Scripture
(3) But let the righteous be glad; let them rejoice before God: yea, let them exceedingly rejoice.
Chapter overview (whole chapter)
The psalmist mourns the destruction of Jerusalem and its people, describing the city's ruin and the cries of the inhabitants. He laments the king's failure to protect his people and the Lord's judgment on the nation. The passage emphasizes God's sovereignty over human suffering and the hope of restoration.
Read the full chapter and its overview →Cross-references
Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Psalms 32:11Psalms 33:1Psalms 58:10Psalms 64:10Psalms 97:12Revelation 18:20Revelation 19:7Psalms 95:1Psalms 95:2Psalms 98:8Psalms 98:9Psalms 100:1
Related verses (shared words)
Isaiah 66:10Zechariah 10:7Psalms 32:11Job 3:22Judges 9:19Jeremiah 31:13