Psalms 89:11

Psalms 89:11 Meaning and Explanation

The heavens are thine, the earth also is thine: as for the world and the fulness thereof, thou hast founded them.

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God owns and created the entire cosmos—heavens, earth, and all that fills them.

The Context of Psalms 89:11

Affirming God's foundational authority as the creator and owner of all existence.

What Does Psalms 89:11 Mean?

The systematic listing—heavens, earth, the world and its fullness—covers all realms and all creation in comprehensive fashion. Ownership by creation emphasizes that God did not merely shape existing matter but brought all things into being and continues to possess them.

Founding establishes causality and permanence: God did not assemble pre-existing pieces but established the entire cosmos on principles of His design and will. This absolute ownership undergirds every subsequent claim about His authority.

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What does Psalms 89:11 mean?

God owns and created the entire cosmos—heavens, earth, and all that fills them.

What is the context of Psalms 89:11?

Affirming God's foundational authority as the creator and owner of all existence.

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