Christian Pure

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ملخص

  • Psalm 145:3 and Psalm 96:4 both call the Lord “most worthy of praise,” and Psalm 103 grounds praise in a list of things God has done.
  • Psalm 150, the last psalm, names where, why and with what instruments God is praised, and ends by calling on everything that has breath.
  • Hebrews 13:15 calls spoken praise a sacrifice and names doing good and sharing as sacrifices beside it.
  • Job 1:21, Psalm 42:11 and Acts 16:25 all record praise given in loss, exile or prison.
  • Revelation 4:11 praises God as Creator, and Revelation 5:13 gives the same praise to the Lamb.

The Bible calls for God to be praised for who he is and what he has done. Psalm 145:3 calls him “most worthy of praise,” Psalm 103:1-2 lists his benefits, and Psalm 150:6 closes the Psalter: “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” The New Testament carries the same practice on: Mary’s song in Luke 1:46-47, the “sacrifice of praise” in Hebrews 13:15, Paul and Silas singing in prison in Acts 16:25, and the worship around the throne in…

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قائمة المراجع (انقر للعرض)

اقتباسات الكتاب المقدس مأخوذة من النسخة الدولية الجديدة (NIV).

Strong’s Hebrew 1984, הָלַל (halal): to praise, to boast, to shine, to celebrate. biblehub.com/hebrew/1984

Strong’s Greek 2128, εὐλογητός (eulogetos): blessed, praised. biblehub.com/greek/2128

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