When the Almighty scattered kings in it, it was white as snow in Salmon.
The verse describes God going before His people and scattering kings in divine victory. This song of victory is prophetic of Christ in His triumph. The scattering happens when the kings of the earth stand up and the rulers take counsel together and come against Zion, every one with mighty men of war and drawn sword, and the Almighty scatters them in it totally until the place is white like snow.
The verse proves the glorious strength and safety of Zion, where God is in her midst so she can never be moved. There living holy stones rest one upon another and all upon Christ as the elect precious cornerstone and sure foundation, and bear one another's burdens. So the temple is safe and the shafts of enemies can never touch her, while foes who come on and dash themselves against her walls of rock break themselves in pieces and are ground to powder.
The verse belongs to a latter-day prophecy that applies especially to the remnant church in the closing work of the third angel's message. It is fulfilled then at the same time as the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the latter rain of the third angel's message and at the same time as the promise that light breaks forth as the morning with righteousness going before and the glory of the Lord as rereward. The account of divine victory applies to the present work of spreading truth.
The verse describes God going before His people and scattering kings in divine victory. This song of victory is prophetic of Christ in His triumph. The scattering happens when the kings of the earth stand up and the rulers take counsel together and come against Zion, every one with mighty men of war and drawn sword, and the Almighty scatters them in it totally until the place is white like snow.
The verse proves the glorious strength and safety of Zion, where God is in her midst so she can never be moved. There living holy stones rest one upon another and all upon Christ as the elect precious cornerstone and sure foundation, and bear one another's burdens. So the temple is safe and the shafts of enemies can never touch her, while foes who come on and dash themselves against her walls of rock break themselves in pieces and are ground to powder.
The verse belongs to a latter-day prophecy that applies especially to the remnant church in the closing work of the third angel's message. It is fulfilled then at the same time as the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the latter rain of the third angel's message and at the same time as the promise that light breaks forth as the morning with righteousness going before and the glory of the Lord as rereward. The account of divine victory applies to the present work of spreading truth.