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1 Chronicles 16:10 · BSB
16:10 Glory in His holy name; let the hearts of those who seek the LORD rejoice.
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…Ecclesiastes 12, 1 says, Remember your Creator in the days of your youth. Exodus chapter 20, verse 8. Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. In1 Chronicles chapter 16, in verse 12. Remember the wondrous works that He has done. His miracles, all the judgments He's uttered. And then, down in verse 15. Remember His…
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…about this passage is that this psalm was written, and we find it in one other place in Scripture, and that is in 1 Chronicles 16. And in1 Chronicles chapter 16, this is such a day of rejoicing because King David is bringing the Ark of the Tabernacle, the Ark of the Covenant, into the tabernacle to set it…
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…in this psalm. And I ask these things in Jesus' name. Amen. Now, it is believed that David wrote this psalm, and for good reason. If you look in1 Chronicles chapter 16, starting in verse 7, you'll see that from verse 7 to verse 22, that those 15 verses are the same as the 15 verses that we're going to look at…
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…here. And although it doesn't say that this psalm is written by David, it almost certainly was, because it seems to be a direct lift out of1 Chronicles, chapter 16, where David says these words as the ark of the covenant is coming back to Jerusalem. And it's a direct quote. So the assumption is these are…
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…continue this new movement of teaching through the heart of worship. And I want to invite you in your Bibles, if you have your Bibles, open up to1 Chronicles chapter 16. This is where we were at last week. And we're going to enter back into the story of King David as he makes some reforms in the nation of Israel,…
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TRANSCRIPT Give Thanks To The Lord, For He Is Good! (1 Chronicles 16:7-36) A Sermon by Elise Beatrice - Thursday 5 June 2025 Holy Father, thank You so much for this song of Praise from Your servant David. Lord, I know…
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…it in Rejoice in him Rejoice in him This is good news This is glorious news I want you to see 1 Chronicles right there on the bottom of the sheet1 Chronicles chapter 16and verses 34-36 And and by the way put out there to the side Psalm 34 homework That's a great homework assignment for you to do this evening with…
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…two obvious candidates because this entire psalm is actually found somewhere else in the Bible. Did you know that? This entire psalm is found in1 Chronicles chapter 16. Okay? If you know that chapter, and maybe it rings a bell, that is the chapter where it describes David bringing the Ark of the Covenant up into…
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…Praise God for that grace. So, our passage today, I honestly don't even know how I ran across it, but it is a delightful passage. It's from1 Chronicles chapter 16, verses 8 through 36. And that section in the ESB Bible is called David's Song of Thanks. And on this next slide, there's a little brief overview. It was written on the…
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…it claps. And this language with the creation rejoicing is often connected with the coming of the Lord to the earth. And so we see in places like1 Chronicles chapter 16. It says, Let the heavens be glad and let the earth rejoice. Let them say among the nation, the Lord reigns. Let the sea roar and all that fills…
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…the tabernacle, before the ark of the Lord, to minister regularly before the ark as each day required. His duties are described in great detail in1 Chronicles chapter 16. You can read that on your own later. And both David and Asaph, contemporaries, are skilled singers, poets, and musicians. In fact, Psalm 50 and…
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…I think, really blessed me over the last several days. And uh, one of them I just want to share with you right out of the gate here comes from uh1 Chronicles chapter 16in verse 31, it says, Let the heavens be glad and let the earth rejoice, and let them say among the nations, the Lord reigns. And I love thinking…
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…you about how do we worship. For this, I want to spend a little bit of time in 1 Chronicles. So just move a few pages to the right, and you'll see1 Chronicles chapter 16. Now, this is actually a psalm written by David. A little odd, I know, to not find it in Psalms, but David writes this as he has made a tent for…
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…that's just simply wrong. Because singing is our response to what God has done for us in Jesus Christ. It is primarily a response. Look back to1 Chronicles chapter 16. Where's that? Where's that? It's on page 420. Okay? 420. 1 Chronicles chapter 16. Keep your finger in Colossians. Go to 1 Chronicles chapter 16.…
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