Psalms 68:6

“setteth the solitary in families--literally, "settleth the lonely" (as wanderers) "at home." Though a general truth, there is perhaps allusion to the wandering and settlement of the Israelites. rebellious dwell in a dry land--removed from all the comforts of home.”

“God setteth the solitary in families - Margin, as in Hebrew, in a house. The word rendered solitary means properly one alone, as an only child; Genesis 22:2, Genesis 22:12, Genesis 22:16; and then it means alone, solitary, wretched, forsaken. See the notes at Psalms 22:20. The word rendered “families” would be more literally and better translated as in the margin, houses. The idea then is, not that he constitutes families of those who were solitary and alone, but that to those who are alone in the world - who seem to have no friends - who are destitute, wretched, forsaken, he gives comfortable dwellings. Thus the idea is carried out which is expressed in the previous verse. God is the friend…”

“Rebellious - Those who rebel against God. Psalms 68:7”

“68:6 God released Israel from slavery in Egypt (Exod 20:2; see Ps 69:33), and he still sets the prisoners free. • The sun-scorched desert represents alienation from God and separation from blessing.”

“God: Psa 107:10, Psa 107:41, Psa 113:9; Sa1 2:5; Gal 4:27 families: Heb. a house he bringeth: Psa 107:10, Psa 107:14, Psa 146:7; Isa 61:1; Acts 12:6-25 the rebellious: Psa 107:34, Psa 107:40; Deu 28:23, Deu 28:24; Hos 2:3; Mal 1:3 Psalms 68:7”