Psalms 45:15
With gladness and rejoicing shall they be brought: they shall enter into the king's palace.
Original Language Analysis
תּ֭וּבַלְנָה
shall they be brought
H2986
תּ֭וּבַלְנָה
shall they be brought
Strong's:
H2986
Word #:
1 of 6
properly, to flow; causatively, to bring (especially with pomp)
בִּשְׂמָחֹ֣ת
With gladness
H8057
בִּשְׂמָחֹ֣ת
With gladness
Strong's:
H8057
Word #:
2 of 6
blithesomeness or glee, (religious or festival)
תְּ֝בֹאֶ֗ינָה
they shall enter
H935
תְּ֝בֹאֶ֗ינָה
they shall enter
Strong's:
H935
Word #:
4 of 6
to go or come (in a wide variety of applications)
Historical Context
Entering the king's palace meant gaining access to royal resources, protection, and privilege. For the bride, it meant becoming part of the royal family with all its benefits and responsibilities.
Questions for Reflection
- What does 'entering the king's palace' represent for believers?
- How does the 'gladness and rejoicing' characterize the church's ultimate destiny?
Analysis & Commentary
They are brought 'with gladness and rejoicing' and 'shall enter into the king's palace.' The joy is corporate and overflowing; the destination is the king's own dwelling. Entry into the palace represents full acceptance into the king's presence, household, and inheritance.