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Psalm chapter 108 verse 3.

I will give thanks to you, O Lord, among the peoples. I will sing praises to you among the nations.

I love this, and we see this all throughout the Psalms, but here in Psalm 108 the Psalms is just singing and praise to God for his

steadfast love for his faithfulness for his glory for his salvation. But the Psalmist so often doesn't just say I'm just doing this

just between you and me which yes there's a sense in which we see this all throughout

the Psalms there's just personal communion with God a delight in praising him but it always comes back to extending his praise far beyond the psalmist.

The psalmist is saying, I'll give thanks to you, O Lord, among the peoples, among all the groups of people in the world, I will sing praises to you among the nations, among all the nations.

And that's the thrust we see in scripture from cover to cover. God is worthy of praise. God is worthy of

Thanksgiving. God is worthy of glory for his steadfast love, for his faithfulness,

for his salvation, not just in our lives, but among the nations.

And he commissions us to make his glory known among the nations, to sing his praises among all the peoples.

So I read this verse in particular today

as I read this prayer request that Alexa sent in.

So again, let me encourage you to continue

to send in these prayer requests during this pandemic

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