Psalm 105:23

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Thus the song rehearsed the removals of the Lord's people, and was a most fit accompaniment to the bearing up of the ark, as the priest carried it into the city of David, where the Lord had appointed it a resting place.

 

EXPLANATORY NOTES AND QUAINT SAYINGS

Verse 23. -- Egypt...the land of Ham. The Egyptians were a branch of the race of Ham. They came from Asia through the desert of Syria to settle in the valley of the Nile. This is a fact clearly established by science, and entirely confirms the statements of the book of Genesis. --F. Lenormant and E. Chevalier, in "A Manual of Ancient History," 1869.

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