Psalm 146:7-10 Praise the Lord, my soul Copyrighted material that appears in this article is included under the provisions of the Fair Use Clause of the National Copyright Act, which allows limited reproduction of copyrighted materials for educational and religious use when no financial charge is made for viewing. Catholic Lectionary. (2009). Bellingham, WA: Logos Bible Software.
1. Psalm 146:7-10 Praise the Lord, my soul Copyrighted material
that appears in this article is included under the provisions of
the Fair Use Clause of the National Copyright Act, which allows
limited reproduction of copyrighted materials for educational and
religious use when no financial charge is made for viewing.
Catholic Lectionary. (2009). Bellingham, WA: Logos Bible
Software.
2. 7 {The Lord} secures justice for the oppressed, gives food
to the hungry. The LORD sets prisoners free; 8 the LORD gives sight
to the blind. The LORD raises up those who are bowed down; the LORD
loves the righteous. 9 The LORD protects the stranger, sustains the
orphan and the widow, but thwarts the way of the wicked. 10 The
LORD shall reign forever, your God, Zion, through all generations!
Hallelujah!
3. This reading lists some of the reasons we should praise and
worship God. The idea of Gods faithfulness shows the Lord is
gracious and good to people. He helps the oppressed gives food to
the hungry, releases prisoners from their sin, gives sight to the
blind people, raises up the defeated, loves the righteous, protects
the sojourner, and leads the orphan and widow to security. But,
because He is just, He also frustrates the wicked. The psalmist
concluded that the Lord reigns forever and as the eternal Ruler, He
is independent, kind, and just. So He qualifies for the highest
form of praise.