Jim Jordan sees the translation “Clap your Hands” in Psalm 47 better understood as “Clasp your Hands.” That is, the idea of Psalm 47 is the idea of the nations (Jews and Gentiles) holding hands before God’s throne.
Clasp Your Hands, Psalm 47
Jim Jordan sees the translation “Clap your Hands” in Psalm 47 better understood as “Clasp your Hands.” That is, the idea of Psalm 47 is the idea of the nations (Jews and Gentiles) holding hands before God’s throne.