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Psalms 150

4 passages from 4 books in the Christian Reader library reference Psalms 150.

God Is Infinite
from A Body of Practical Divinity by Thomas Watson · cites Psalms 150:2

The Heathens thought they had sufficiently praised Jupiter, when they called him Great Jupiter. Of what immense majesty is God who fills all places at once, his is excellent greatness (Psalm 150:2). If God be infinite, filling heaven and earth, see what a full portion the saints…
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Of Providence
from A Treatise of Divine Providence by Stephen Charnock · cites Psalms 150:1

It is there the day of his power dawns (Psalm 110:3). It is there his saints see his power and his glory (Psalm 63:2): the sanctuary is called the firmament of his power (Psalm 150:1). The glory of God's attributes is centered in Christ in a higher manner than in the creation, a…
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Chapter 9: Whether Unregenerate Men May Sing alongside Godly Christians
from Singing of Psalms a Gospel-Ordinance by John Cotton · cites Psalms 150:2-6

The greatness of God's works of Creation and Providence, they are other grounds of Singing, and they concern all the sons of men in common (Psalm 145:6–10); The Lord gives food to all flesh (verses 15–16), therefore let all flesh bless his holy Name (verse 21). Let everything th…
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The Third Treatise
from The Whole Armor of God by William Gouge

§. 125. Of Giving Thanks Always. We have an excellent pattern of this in that man that was a man after God's own heart (Acts 13:22), that sweet singer of Israel (2 Samuel 23:1): as he was very frequent on all occasions in making petition to God, so also in thanksgiving: many Psa…
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