Ps.148.1
148:1 During Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, the crowds called out various blessings, including a phrase taken from this verse (Matt 21:9; Mark 11:10; Luke 19:38).
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Ps.148.11-12
148:11-12 The psalmist calls all humans to offer praise to God, regardless of status, age, or gender.
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Ps.148.1-14
Ps 148 This psalm calls for the whole created order to praise the Lord because he has honored his faithful people.
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Ps.148.13-14
148:13-14 Universal praise of the Lord is fitting because he is glorious, and he has blessed his people (see 147:13; Isa 46:13; Eph 3:10). • His faithful ones are his trusting and devoted servants (Ps 86:2).
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