In verse 8: The Lord's appearance is accompanied by an earthquake.
In verse 9: The Lord is pictured here as a fire-breathing dragon.
In verses 11-16: The Lord is depicted here as the storm God.
A cherub (v. 11) was a mythical, griffin-like creature.
God's voice (v. 14) is thunder, and he throws lightning bolts at his enemies (v. 15).
The psalmist envisions the world as flat and is trapped in the underworld beneath the foundations of the world, which the Lord's roar uncovers (v. 16).
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