Psalms 104:13 Meaning and Explanation
“He watereth the hills from his chambers: the earth is satisfied with the fruit of thy works.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →God waters the hills from His heavenly storehouses, and the earth is satisfied with creation's abundance.
The Context of Psalms 104:13
God's provision extends from the heavens, watering the land and producing visible abundance.
What Does Psalms 104:13 Mean?
God's chambers refers to the heavenly reservoirs from which rain falls. This image of watering from His chambers emphasizes that all water—whether springs or rain—originates in God's provision. Rain is not a natural phenomenon to be explained by meteorology alone but a direct gift from God's divine storehouses. The hills themselves, traditionally barren and dependent, receive water from above.
The earth's satisfaction indicates abundance and contentment. The earth is not starving or struggling for water but has its needs fully met. The phrase 'fruit of thy works' suggests that the results of God's creative action—growth, fertility, and abundance—are evident throughout creation. Satisfaction implies not merely survival but flourishing.
Frequently Asked Questions About Psalms 104:13
What does Psalms 104:13 mean?
God waters the hills from His heavenly storehouses, and the earth is satisfied with creation's abundance.
What is the context of Psalms 104:13?
God's provision extends from the heavens, watering the land and producing visible abundance.