Psalm 68:1

Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version

God, get up and scatter your enemies! May all your enemies run from you.

Cross References

Numbers 10:35

When the people lifted the Holy Box to move the camp, Moses always said, “Get up, Lord! May your enemies be scattered. May your enemies run away from you.”

Psalm 44:26

Get up and help us! Rescue us because of your faithful love.

Psalm 89:10

You defeated Rahab. You scattered your enemies with your own powerful arm.

Isaiah 33:3

Your powerful voice makes people run away in fear. Your greatness causes the nations to run away.

2 Chronicles 6:41

“Now, Lord God, get up and come to your special place, the Box of the Agreement that shows your strength. Lord God, may your priests be dressed with salvation, and may your true followers be happy about these good things.

Psalm 68:30

Punish the people in Egypt. They are like cattle in the marshes, like bulls among the calves. You humiliated them. You scattered them in war. Now let them come crawling to you, bringing their pieces of silver.

Psalm 68:14

God All-Powerful scattered the kings like snow falling on Mount Zalmon.

Psalm 59:11

Don’t just kill them, or my people might forget. My Lord and Protector, scatter and defeat them with your strength.

Psalm 21:8

Lord, you will show all your enemies that you are strong. Your power will defeat those who hate you.

Deuteronomy 7:10

but the Lord punishes people who hate him. He will destroy them. He will not be slow to punish those who hate him.

Exodus 20:5

Don’t worship or serve idols of any kind, because I, the Lord, am your God. I hate my people worshiping other gods. People who sin against me become my enemies, and I will punish them. And I will punish their children, their grandchildren, and even their great-grandchildren.

Daniel 2:35

Then the iron, the clay, the bronze, the silver, and the gold broke to pieces all at the same time. And all the pieces became like chaff on a threshing floor in the summertime. The wind blew them away, and there was nothing left. No one could tell that a statue had ever been there. Then the rock that hit the statue became a very large mountain and filled up the whole earth.