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Psalms 29:2 · BSB
29:2 Ascribe to the LORD the glory due His name; worship the LORD in the splendor of His holiness.
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…And it's a word to speak of, again, his supremacy and his greatness, his personal nature as he is my Lord. It's the word that's used for God inPsalm 29:2, where we are to worship the Lord in holy array. We are— or in Psalm 2:4, where the Lord scoffs at the ungodly, or in Isaiah 6:1, where we read, in…
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…on us in the beloved. Psalm 19 verse 1 declared, The heavens are telling of the glory of God, and their expanse is declaring the work of his hands.Psalm 29, verse 2, Ascribe to the Lord the glory due to His name. Worship the Lord in holy array. All of creation, especially us as God's children, have been…
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…then it builds into an imperative. For I will proclaim the name of Yahweh, ascribe greatness to our God. Ascribe, meaning give to, render back to.Psalm 29, verses 1 to 2. Ascribe, O mighty ones of heaven, ascribe glory to the Lord, ascribe to the Lord the glory to his name. And greatness, ascribe greatness to our…
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…Lord is full of glorious majesty. The voice of the Eternal doth asunder cedars tear. Ye God the Lord doth cedars break that Lebanon doth bear.Psalm 29, verses 1 to 5. Give ye unto the Lord, ye sons. Give ye unto the Lord, ye sons, that of the mighty be, All strength and glory to the Lord with cheerfulness give…
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…“Ascribe to the Lord the glory due His name; [to add more information to that of what the author has in mind] worship the Lord in holy array” (Ps. 29:2). So we have parallelism in the structure of the psalm, but the parallelism is that the second phrase and now the fourth phrase are adding…
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…“Ascribe to the Lord the glory due His name; [to add more information to that of what the author has in mind] worship the Lord in holy array” (Ps. 29:2). So we have parallelism in the structure of the psalm, but the parallelism is that the second phrase and now the fourth phrase are adding…
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…should tell us something. This book matters. And so if you're a person that struggles with worship, I want you to know this. It mattered to Jesus.Psalms 29:2says this, Ascribe to the Lord the glory that is due his name. This is something that's due. This is something that's owed to him. Worship the Lord…
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…is a power or a force that brought terrible brutality, bondage and like ravaging to Israel and the voice of God will tear the Assyrians apart. InPsalm 29 verse 2 to 4it says the voice of the Lord will break the cedars. It will twist trees around. It will shake the desert. There is the voice of the Lord that…
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…we see right here, first of all, it's stuff, it's a wisdom that serves him. Let me show you what else it is. It's a wisdom that honors him. Look atPsalms 29, verse 2. Give unto the Lord the glory to his name. Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. In other words, it's a worshiping spirit and life to the…
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