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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2017

History Future – Psalm 66

from Providence Community Church · host Ken Carlton

Psalm 66 is a striking example of the grand and glorious expectations of the Psalms. While Gospel mechanics understood at this time were relegated to type and shadow withing national boundaries more or less, songs like Psalm 66 prophetically anticipate worship far surpassing the ceremonial services of ethnic Israel at the time. The Psalmist envisions and proclaims a future where the glory of the Lord is celebrated over the entire globe. Furthermore Ps 66 could serve as a curriculum outline for a global gospel education program, instructing the ends of the earth in the exploits of God that they may join the universal song of repentant praise! The theme and example of Psalm 66 ought to inspire the prayers, the praise, the proclamation and the patience of the New Testament church. Psalm 66 ought to remind us of the indispensable value of appreciating and processing deep theological truth. Our growing knowledge of the Lord and His truth blossoms as the subject of our worship, and this worship is in turn more fitting for the object of our praise: the triune God of scripture! Let us learn, let us love, and let us laud, because He is worthy!...

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Psalm 66 is a striking example of the grand and glorious expectations of the Psalms. While Gospel mechanics understood at this time were relegated to type and shadow withing national boundaries more or less, songs like Psalm 66 prophetically anticipate worship far surpassing the ceremonial services of ethnic Israel at the time. The Psalmist envisions and proclaims a future where the glory of the Lord is celebrated over the entire globe. Furthermore Ps 66 could serve as a curriculum outline for a global gospel education program, instructing the ends of the earth in the exploits of God that they may join the universal song of repentant praise! The theme and example of Psalm 66 ought to inspire the prayers, the praise, the proclamation and the patience of the New Testament church. Psalm 66 ought to remind us of the indispensable value of appreciating and processing deep theological truth. Our growing knowledge of the Lord and His truth blossoms as the subject of our worship, and this worship is in turn more fitting for the object of our praise: the triune God of scripture! Let us learn, let us love, and let us laud, because He is worthy!...

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