Hallelujah! Sing to the LORD a new song—His praise in the assembly of the godly.Praise Yahweh! Sing to Yahweh a new song, his praise in the assembly of the saints.Praise ye the Lord. Sing unto the Lord a new song, and his praise in the congregation of saints.Praise ye Jehovah. Sing unto Jehovah a new song, And his praise in the assembly of the saints.
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… to tell of all his wondrous works, to sing to the Lord a new song and his praise commend to the ends of the earth. Now I've done my homework for this and I want you to understand this. In all that has been said so far and in all that is opening to us by means, for example, of this new hymnal. There are multiple dimensions to its impact, one of which is evangelical. Evangelical. Well, where would we go for an evangelical hymn? How about hymn 215? I love to tell the story for those who know it best. seem hungering and thirsting to hear it like the rest. Do you realize how much impact there is when people come into a service and we sing words like this? They're not singing with us initially, but they're listening to us. It has not only an evangelical dimension to it, but it has a catechetical dimension to it as well in this sense that what we're actually singing is driving home truth to our lives. …
… Or Psalm 96. Oh, sing to the Lord a new song. Sing to the Lord all the earth. Psalm 149, right near the end of the Psalms. Praise the Lord. Sing to the Lord a new song. His praise in the assembly of the godly. When God's people experienced his salvation in some new way, they wanted a new song. we need a way to express all this thanks and joy and faith that we're feeling. We need a song. We need a new song. And notice here and in these other psalms, notice that in Psalm 98, there's not anything new in the psalm. You see that? Again, we can't even tell what event they were singing about. The point of the new song here in Psalm 98, the point of the new is not to unveil new information for us. It doesn't say something like, he delivered us from the Amalekites and we wanted you to know. No, songs like this, the new song of Psalm 98, it's rehearsing the same glorious realities about God, but with different words and melodies. …
… It's interesting, in Psalms 40, you guys doing all right, Pierre? I think it's Psalms 40. He says, sing to the Lord a new song, and the very next phrase says, and the earth will fear the Lord. That's a strange connection in subjects. Sing to the Lord a new song, and there's going to be a whole bunch of people get saved. it's not it's not like let's get a stadium fill it with 100,000 people then we'll have Chris come up here and sing a new song and then we'll have a lot of people saved it's not saying that it's not saying let's get the worship team up here to sing some brand new prophetic song a lot of people getting saved he's not saying he's talking about lifestyle in the living room in your bathroom driving your car it's the song that nobody hears but what's happening did you see what happens in response to verse 10? The Lord arouses himself as a man of war. So you're driving down the street and you get hit with this fear thing about the doctor's report or about some issue at work. …