Who can utter the mighty acts of the LORD? who can shew forth all his praise?
Who can fully declare the Lord's mighty acts or show forth all His praise, for they are beyond complete human telling and inexhaustible. The question belongs to a record of Israel's history and wilderness experience. That record contains warnings that God's people in the last days need to study. Its lessons need to be studied regularly. Studying that history helps readers appreciate more fully God's goodness, mercy, and love.
Together with Psalms 105 and 107, the verse teaches the necessity of appreciating God's goodness, mercy, and love. The words of Psalms 103, 104, 105, 106, and 107, including this verse, are repeated by a large company represented by Daniells and Prescott that keeps increasing in numbers until there is a multitude. That repeating company passes one by one through a very narrow gate where no one can take even the lightest burden. Those who are not willing to relinquish their idols are left behind.
Who can fully declare the Lord's mighty acts or show forth all His praise, for they are beyond complete human telling and inexhaustible. The question belongs to a record of Israel's history and wilderness experience. That record contains warnings that God's people in the last days need to study. Its lessons need to be studied regularly. Studying that history helps readers appreciate more fully God's goodness, mercy, and love.
Together with Psalms 105 and 107, the verse teaches the necessity of appreciating God's goodness, mercy, and love. The words of Psalms 103, 104, 105, 106, and 107, including this verse, are repeated by a large company represented by Daniells and Prescott that keeps increasing in numbers until there is a multitude. That repeating company passes one by one through a very narrow gate where no one can take even the lightest burden. Those who are not willing to relinquish their idols are left behind.