It is Good to Sing Praises Psalm 147 He builds
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slide1. It is Good to Sing Praises Psalm 147<br>
slide2. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (1) Praise the LORD – Hallelujah!
Singing and praising Him mentioned 3 times in this psalm (1, 7, 12)
Praise is good, pleasant and beautiful (proper - NASB, comely - KJV)
God takes delight in genuine praise. AND it is good for us as well as it helps remind us of His goodness and what He has accomplished in us<br>
slide3. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (2) He builds up Jerusalem, gathers the outcasts of Israel
There are many times and ways He built up and defended His city
Outcasts – those banished. Could be returning exiles, or perhaps the “remnant, viewed as deplorable by the ungodly<br>
slide4. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (2) Outcasts
God’s people are often the outcast – rejected by the majority
In society – because we do not run with them 1 Peter 4:3-4, John 3:19-21, (1 Corinthians 4:9-10, 13)
In the religious world – because we challenge ecumenicalism and state there is an absolute standard<br>
slide5. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (2) Outcasts
God gathers those who belong to Him 2 Timothy 2:19a, John 10:14
How many congregations today seek conformity rather than peculiarity?<br>
slide6. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (3) He heals the brokenhearted and binds their wounds
God has always cared for His people. He knows when we are hurting and discouraged. 1 Peter 5:6-7, do we bring our cares to Him?
Luke 4:18 (Isaiah 61:1-2) – this was Jesus<br>
slide7. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (4) He counts the number of the stars; He calls them all by name.
God know everything and everyone! Psalm 139:7, I cannot hide from You
2 Peter 2:9 – He knows how to deliver us
Thus, He knows how to help!<br>
slide8. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (5) Great is our Lord and mighty in power. Infinite understanding
His ways are beyond our comprehension, Romans 11:33
Sometimes this is what we struggle with, because we cannot comprehend His greatness.<br>
slide9. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (6) He lifts up the humble and casts the wicked to the ground
1 Peter 5:5<br>
slide10. He sustains (7-11) (7) Sing to the LORD with thanksgiving, praises on the harp…
This is part of the Old Law
BUT also with proper attitude (thanksgiving)<br>
slide11. He sustains (7-11) (8-9) He covers the heavens…
What He has made was good (Genesis 1:31)
Psalm 19:1 cf. Matthew 6:26-30<br>
slide12. He sustains (7-11) (10) He takes no delight in the strength of the horse, no pleasure in the legs of a man
While God DOES care about His creation greatly, there are matters he cares more about…
1 John 2:15-17<br>
slide13. He sustains (7-11) (10) He takes no delight in the strength of the horse, no pleasure in the legs of a man
Consider this in contrast with what the world takes delight in
The Super bowl
The Olympics
The Bible and athletics: 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, Hebrews 12:1, 1 Timothy 6:12, w timothy 2:5, 4:7, etc.<br>
slide14. He sustains (7-11) (11) The LORD takes pleasure in those who fear Him, those who hope in His mercy.
Why? Physical forces submit because they are natural We submit because with freewill
Ecclesiastes 12:13, 1 Peter 2:17, Ephesians 2:4 – He is rich in mercy<br>
slide15. He protects (12-20) (12) Praise the LORD, O Jerusalem, O Zion
The place where God dwells with His people<br>
slide16. He protects (12-20) (13-14) He has strengthened the bar of your gates
He protects those who belong to Him.
Jerusalem of old familiar with need for physical protection<br>
slide17. He protects (12-20) (13-14) He has strengthened the bar of your gates
A prospering city – not only protected, - But blessed children within, - peace in their borders - filled with the finest wheat
Think of spiritual Zion – Hebrews 12:22-23 - Strong – Revelation 3:7 - She will be prospering and growing - The key to peace for all - She is filled with the finest<br>
slide18. He protects (12-20) (15-18) He sends out His commands to the earth -
By His word, the world is sustained (2 Peter 3:5). IF He can protect His creation, He can protect those who belong to Him<br>
slide19. He protects (12-20) (19) He declares His word in Jacob; statutes and judgments to Israel
What made Israel special? He chose them and revealed His will to them. They knew EXACTLY how to please Him (Deuteronomy 33:4)
We have a law from Him? 2 Peter 1:3, 2 Timothy 3:16-17<br>
slide20. He protects (12-20) (20) He has not dealt thus with any nation; they have not known their judgments
We are His special people (Titus 2:14, 1 Peter 2:9)
He is often rejected by those who do not have His law. Cf. Matthew 13:11-15
But, consider the law of God is for all mankind. Will we share it?<br>
slide21. Are you under the protection of God?<br>
slide2. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (1) Praise the LORD – Hallelujah!
Singing and praising Him mentioned 3 times in this psalm (1, 7, 12)
Praise is good, pleasant and beautiful (proper - NASB, comely - KJV)
God takes delight in genuine praise. AND it is good for us as well as it helps remind us of His goodness and what He has accomplished in us<br>
slide3. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (2) He builds up Jerusalem, gathers the outcasts of Israel
There are many times and ways He built up and defended His city
Outcasts – those banished. Could be returning exiles, or perhaps the “remnant, viewed as deplorable by the ungodly<br>
slide4. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (2) Outcasts
God’s people are often the outcast – rejected by the majority
In society – because we do not run with them 1 Peter 4:3-4, John 3:19-21, (1 Corinthians 4:9-10, 13)
In the religious world – because we challenge ecumenicalism and state there is an absolute standard<br>
slide5. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (2) Outcasts
God gathers those who belong to Him 2 Timothy 2:19a, John 10:14
How many congregations today seek conformity rather than peculiarity?<br>
slide6. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (3) He heals the brokenhearted and binds their wounds
God has always cared for His people. He knows when we are hurting and discouraged. 1 Peter 5:6-7, do we bring our cares to Him?
Luke 4:18 (Isaiah 61:1-2) – this was Jesus<br>
slide7. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (4) He counts the number of the stars; He calls them all by name.
God know everything and everyone! Psalm 139:7, I cannot hide from You
2 Peter 2:9 – He knows how to deliver us
Thus, He knows how to help!<br>
slide8. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (5) Great is our Lord and mighty in power. Infinite understanding
His ways are beyond our comprehension, Romans 11:33
Sometimes this is what we struggle with, because we cannot comprehend His greatness.<br>
slide9. He builds up Jerusalem (1-6) (6) He lifts up the humble and casts the wicked to the ground
1 Peter 5:5<br>
slide10. He sustains (7-11) (7) Sing to the LORD with thanksgiving, praises on the harp…
This is part of the Old Law
BUT also with proper attitude (thanksgiving)<br>
slide11. He sustains (7-11) (8-9) He covers the heavens…
What He has made was good (Genesis 1:31)
Psalm 19:1 cf. Matthew 6:26-30<br>
slide12. He sustains (7-11) (10) He takes no delight in the strength of the horse, no pleasure in the legs of a man
While God DOES care about His creation greatly, there are matters he cares more about…
1 John 2:15-17<br>
slide13. He sustains (7-11) (10) He takes no delight in the strength of the horse, no pleasure in the legs of a man
Consider this in contrast with what the world takes delight in
The Super bowl
The Olympics
The Bible and athletics: 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, Hebrews 12:1, 1 Timothy 6:12, w timothy 2:5, 4:7, etc.<br>
slide14. He sustains (7-11) (11) The LORD takes pleasure in those who fear Him, those who hope in His mercy.
Why? Physical forces submit because they are natural We submit because with freewill
Ecclesiastes 12:13, 1 Peter 2:17, Ephesians 2:4 – He is rich in mercy<br>
slide15. He protects (12-20) (12) Praise the LORD, O Jerusalem, O Zion
The place where God dwells with His people<br>
slide16. He protects (12-20) (13-14) He has strengthened the bar of your gates
He protects those who belong to Him.
Jerusalem of old familiar with need for physical protection<br>
slide17. He protects (12-20) (13-14) He has strengthened the bar of your gates
A prospering city – not only protected, - But blessed children within, - peace in their borders - filled with the finest wheat
Think of spiritual Zion – Hebrews 12:22-23 - Strong – Revelation 3:7 - She will be prospering and growing - The key to peace for all - She is filled with the finest<br>
slide18. He protects (12-20) (15-18) He sends out His commands to the earth -
By His word, the world is sustained (2 Peter 3:5). IF He can protect His creation, He can protect those who belong to Him<br>
slide19. He protects (12-20) (19) He declares His word in Jacob; statutes and judgments to Israel
What made Israel special? He chose them and revealed His will to them. They knew EXACTLY how to please Him (Deuteronomy 33:4)
We have a law from Him? 2 Peter 1:3, 2 Timothy 3:16-17<br>
slide20. He protects (12-20) (20) He has not dealt thus with any nation; they have not known their judgments
We are His special people (Titus 2:14, 1 Peter 2:9)
He is often rejected by those who do not have His law. Cf. Matthew 13:11-15
But, consider the law of God is for all mankind. Will we share it?<br>
slide21. Are you under the protection of God?<br>