According to Baidu Encyclopedia, in Bible Psalm 104, Jehovah is the creator of all things in the universe. This beautiful poem praises the glory of the creator and the wonder and greatness of the creature. Paul may have thought of this poem when he was talking with philosophers in Athens, so the poem presents a god who created the world, supported this beautiful and rich world and embodied glory.
When writing this poem, the author obviously thought of chapter 1 of Genesis. Although he did not describe God's six-day creation in detail in sequence, nor did he tell the picture of men and women being created, he mentioned light at the beginning, and then said that the upper and lower waters were separated, and the dry land was separated from the sea. He also mentioned that God gave plants, placed the sun and stars, and created creatures on the earth and in the sea.
The descendants of Korah also wrote 45 hymns. This poem refers to a poem written by the king and queen. The structure of this poem is divided into two parts: section 1 to section 8 is a part, and section 9 to the end is a part. 1 to 8 describes the king, and 9 describes the queen at the end.
This poem can be understood from two angles: one is about the king and queen at that time and also predicts Jesus Christ. We know that verses 8 and 9 of Hebrews in the New Testament quote verses 6 and 7 of Psalm 45.
The chapters in Hebrews describe the divinity of the Lord Jesus Christ: he is different from other angels and even more different from ordinary people (some of his characteristics), from Hebrews 8 to 13; He talked about many points. Verses 8 and 9 are about the kingship of Jesus Christ. Later, he talked about being a creator. Finally, he talked about becoming God's anointed and surpassing his enemies. He is eternal, so he is a god.
Original text:
Psalm 45- 1
A kind word makes my heart surge; I sang to the king; My tongue is a very light copying pen.
Psalm 45-2
You are the most beautiful son of mankind; Grace pours on your lips; Therefore, God bless you forever.
Psalm 45-3
Tie your sword to your thigh, warrior, with your glory and majesty.
Psalm 45-4
Wang zai, your majesty; He relies on the words of truth, humility and justice; Your right hand will teach you terrible things.
Psalm 45-5
Your arrows are sharp, which nations will be defeated by you, and they will penetrate the heart of the king's enemies.