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Commentaries:

Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown

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Psalms 2:4

By a figure whose boldness is only allowable to an inspired writer, God's conduct and language in view of this opposition are now related.

He that sitteth in the heavens--enthroned in quiet dignities (compare Psalms 29:10; Isaiah 40:22).

shall laugh--in supreme contempt; their vain rage excites His derision. He is still the Lord, literally, "Sovereign," though they rebel.

Other commentary entries containing this verse:

Psalms 2:1
Psalms 37:13
Psalms 59:8
Psalms 115:1-3
Psalms 123:1
Isaiah 10:13
Isaiah 42:3
Matthew 2:16

 

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