I said unto the fools, Deal not foolishly: and to the wicked, Lift not up the horn:
Psalm 75:4 stands in the group Psalms 73-77 that begins Book 3 of the Psalms, and its psalm is of Asaph, a noted singer in Israel. The horn that is not to be lifted up is a symbol of power or exaltation, whether temporal or spiritual. Lifting it up is a sign of proud self-exaltation. The verse warns fools not to act foolishly and warns the wicked not to lift up the horn. For Sabbath observance, it supports the warning not to dishonor the Sabbath with gala spectacles and vain parades.
Psalm 75:4 stands in the group Psalms 73-77 that begins Book 3 of the Psalms, and its psalm is of Asaph, a noted singer in Israel. The horn that is not to be lifted up is a symbol of power or exaltation, whether temporal or spiritual. Lifting it up is a sign of proud self-exaltation. The verse warns fools not to act foolishly and warns the wicked not to lift up the horn. For Sabbath observance, it supports the warning not to dishonor the Sabbath with gala spectacles and vain parades.