Psalm 72

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Psalm 72 is a biblical psalm traditionally attributed to Solomon that prays for an ideal, righteous king whose just and universal reign brings peace and prosperity to all nations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical psalm
prayer
royal psalm
associatedWith Davidic covenant NERFINISHED
social justice themes
bookNumberInPsalms 72
canonicalStatus part of Catholic canon
part of Jewish canon
part of Orthodox canon
part of Protestant canon
closingDoxology Blessed be his glorious name forever
Blessed be the LORD, the God of Israel, who alone does wondrous things
containsPhrase May all nations be blessed through him
May he rule from sea to sea
May the whole earth be filled with his glory
focusesOn abundance of grain
all kings bowing down to him
all nations serving him
crushing the oppressor
defense of the afflicted
enduring reign
peace as long as the moon endures
the king’s justice
genre messianic psalm (in Christian interpretation)
royal prayer
interpretedAs prayer for the Davidic king
prophecy of the Messiah (Christian theology)
language Hebrew
liturgicalUse Christian worship
Jewish worship
mentions king
note concludes Book II of the Psalter in many traditions
followed by the editorial line “The prayers of David son of Jesse are ended” in many manuscripts
partOf Book of Psalms NERFINISHED
Christian Old Testament NERFINISHED
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
superscription Of Solomon NERFINISHED
theme blessing to all nations
ideal king
justice for the poor
peace
prosperity
righteous rule
universal reign
traditionalAttribution Solomon NERFINISHED
usedIn Advent liturgy (Christianity) NERFINISHED
Epiphany liturgy (Christianity) NERFINISHED

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