Psalm 139: David meditates on the omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence of God. He then applies these truths to the wicked, whom he calls on God to slay and to himself, whom he calls on God to examine and to lead.
Psalm 145: This psalm praise God for His mighty acts. His gracious character and the glory of His coming kingdom. Our loving Lord show His care for His own, who praise Him in return.
Psalm 148: The psalmist exclaims\, "Praise the Lord," and calls on all in the heavens to join Him. Praise also echoes from the earth building to a crescendo as one by one all of creation joins in the shout of praise.
Psalm 150: Again the psalmist calls Gods people together to offer Him praise for His acts of power and surpassing greatness. Lest we ignore his first cry, the psalmist calls out again and again. "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord."
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