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KJV summary for : Psalms 72

Summary: Psalm 72 is a royal psalm attributed to Solomon, expressing prayers for justice and righteousness in leadership. The chapter opens with a plea for God to grant the king His righteousness, suggesting that divine guidance is essential for effective governance. It emphasizes themes of justice, peace, and prosperity, particularly highlighting the welfare of the poor and oppressed, which reflects God's concern for social justice. The psalm paints a picture of a utopian reign characterized by longevity, abundant resources, and global recognition. It underscores the importance of the king’s moral integrity and his responsibility to protect the vulnerable. In the concluding verses, the psalm transitions into a doxology, praising God’s greatness and concluding with a benediction on the psalmist’s mission. Overall, Psalm 72 serves as both a prayer for a just ruler and a vision for the ideal reign under God's sovereignty.

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