Psalms96
English Standard Version
1Oh to the Lord a ; to the Lord, the !
2 to the Lord, his ; of his to .
3 his , his among the !
4 is the Lord, and to be ; he is to be .
5 the of the are , but the Lord the .
6 and are him; and are in his .
7 to the Lord, O of the , to the Lord and !
8 to the Lord the due his ; an , and into his !
9 the Lord in the of ; him, the !
10 , The Lord ! , the is ; it shall be ; he will the with .
11Let the be , and let the ; let the , and all that it;
12let the , and in it! shall the of the
13 the Lord, he , he to the . He will the in , and the in his .
Cross References
Psalms 96The historical parallel and original context of this psalm when the ark was brought to Zion.
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Paul cites the call for Gentiles to praise God together as fulfillment of Old Testament hope.
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Confirms that the idols and gods of the nations are actually nothing in the world.
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Prophetic call for a new song celebrating God's global restoration and redemption.
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Prophesies that pure offerings will be brought to God's name among the Gentiles worldwide.
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Identical summons to worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.
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The established, unshakeable kingdom of God that will stand forever.
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Parallels the joyful expectation of the Lord coming to judge the earth with righteousness.
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