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The ''Jewish Study Bible Notes'' on [[Psalm 24:1-2]] say:<blockquote> God tamed [[The Primal Sea|the primeval waters]] and founded the earth upon them ([[Psalm 136:5-6|Ps. 136.6]]); He is therefore to be acknowledged as the supreme sovereign of the world. The Temple is a microcosm of the world (cf. [[Genesis 2:2-3|Gen. 2.1-3]]; Exod. 39.32, 42-43) and thus God's act of creation forms an appropriate introduction to this Temple liturgy.</blockquote> | |||
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The Temple is a microcosm of the world
The Jewish Study Bible Notes on Psalm 24:1-2 say:
God tamed the primeval waters and founded the earth upon them (Ps. 136.6); He is therefore to be acknowledged as the supreme sovereign of the world. The Temple is a microcosm of the world (cf. Gen. 2.1-3; Exod. 39.32, 42-43) and thus God's act of creation forms an appropriate introduction to this Temple liturgy.
