Sing forth the honour of his name: make his praise glorious.
All lands are called to joyfully unite in thanksgiving, honoring God's name and making His praise glorious. The praise called for is to be given aloud in the midst of the congregation. The tongue is to be used to praise and thank God, and those who have God's love in their hearts will have good things to say and will offer Him spoken praise as the fruit of their lips.
Praising in this way is how to take hold of His promises that He is a refuge and a very present help in trouble. The call to praise is joined to awe at how fearsome He is in His works and at how His enemies submit through the greatness of His power.
In His childhood and youth around His home, Jesus often sang these words. He joined His voice with nature's praise. He greeted the morning light with singing. He added His song to the lark's praise and thanksgiving to God. By singing this verse together with portions of Psalms 68 and 72, He taught others to praise God.
All lands are called to joyfully unite in thanksgiving, honoring God's name and making His praise glorious. The praise called for is to be given aloud in the midst of the congregation. The tongue is to be used to praise and thank God, and those who have God's love in their hearts will have good things to say and will offer Him spoken praise as the fruit of their lips.
Praising in this way is how to take hold of His promises that He is a refuge and a very present help in trouble. The call to praise is joined to awe at how fearsome He is in His works and at how His enemies submit through the greatness of His power.
In His childhood and youth around His home, Jesus often sang these words. He joined His voice with nature's praise. He greeted the morning light with singing. He added His song to the lark's praise and thanksgiving to God. By singing this verse together with portions of Psalms 68 and 72, He taught others to praise God.