Psalms 21:2

Psalms 21:2 Meaning and Explanation

Thou hast given him his heart's desire, and hast not withholden the request of his lips. Selah.

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God grants the king his deepest wishes and answers his prayers.

The Context of Psalms 21:2

God's generous provision fulfills the king's prayers and desires.

What Does Psalms 21:2 Mean?

The psalmist affirms that God has fully satisfied the king's deepest longings. Heart's desire goes beyond surface wants—it speaks to the core of what the king seeks, and the petition of his lips shows he has brought those desires before God in prayer.

God's withholding nothing means He has given generously, opening His hand to meet the king's genuine requests. This affirms that the king's will aligns with God's purposes, so God freely grants what he asks.

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What does Psalms 21:2 mean?

God grants the king his deepest wishes and answers his prayers.

What is the context of Psalms 21:2?

God's generous provision fulfills the king's prayers and desires.

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