Psa 111:1 | MHM | STEP | The Excellence of the Divine Works This psalm is introduced with the word Hallelujah , which means “Praise the Lord .” The writer begins by showing us how important it is to praise God. He wants everyone to focus on God’s wonderful works and encourages us to think deeply about what God has done for his people throughout history. This section reminds us that God’s actions are always great, just, and full of compassion. We are invited to remember and celebrate his faithfulness and kindness. v. 1 : The psalmist personally decides to praise the Lord with all his heart. He sets an example by choosing to worship God with full devotion, whether he is alone or in the company of good people. The writer teaches us that we should praise God both privately and in public, especially together with others who also want to honor God. This makes our worship even more meaningful and joyful .

‏ Psalms 111:1

The Excellence of the Divine Works

This psalm is introduced with the word Hallelujah, which means “Praise the Lord.” The writer begins by showing us how important it is to praise God. He wants everyone to focus on God’s wonderful works and encourages us to think deeply about what God has done for his people throughout history. This section reminds us that God’s actions are always great, just, and full of compassion. We are invited to remember and celebrate his faithfulness and kindness.

v. 1: The psalmist personally decides to praise the Lord with all his heart. He sets an example by choosing to worship God with full devotion, whether he is alone or in the company of good people. The writer teaches us that we should praise God both privately and in public, especially together with others who also want to honor God. This makes our worship even more meaningful and joyful .