The nobles of the peoples have gathered, as the people of the God of Abraham.

Psalm 47 is a psalm of the sons of Korah, a song of royal declaration and joyful celebration. It opens with a universal call: "All you peoples, clap your hands" — not Israel alone, but every inhabitant of the earth is invited to shout and rejoice. This psalm expresses a divine kingship without borders, languages, or tribes — only one recognition: God reigns over all.

The central verse, chosen as the title of this song, is:

"The nobles of the peoples have gathered, as the people of the God of Abraham."

The great ones of all nations, from every culture and faith, gather around the father of shared belief: Abraham. What began with one man who believed became the inheritance of all humanity.

This song is part of the larger journey of the project: with God's help, to compose and sing the entire Book of Psalms in a diverse, emotional, Jewish, and uplifting musical language.