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Psalm 149

Psalm 149

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Sep 9, 2026

Mackenzie MorganHOST
28:22
Some of his most popular, like one of his most popular songs would be, um, he did a whole Psalms record as well.
Mackenzie MorganHOST
28:30
Psalm 149, that's one of the very first songs that I heard from him.
Mackenzie MorganHOST
28:35
He also has a really fun song that I wanted to put on here.
Mackenzie MorganHOST
28:39
It's like a, an old, what is the word, like shanty style song.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
4:50
Let us joyfully celebrate the birth of Blessed Mary so that she may intercede for us before Jesus Christ the Lord.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:59
Psalm 149 Sing a new song to the Lord, His praise in the assembly of the faithful.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:07
Let Israel rejoice in its Maker.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:09
Let Zion's sons exult in their King.
speaker_0NARRATOR
146:10
Praise ye the Lord.
speaker_0NARRATOR
146:12
Psalm 149 Verse 1 Praise ye the Lord.
speaker_0NARRATOR
146:18
Sing unto the Lord a new song and His praise in the congregation of saints.
speaker_0NARRATOR
146:24
Verse 2 Let Israel rejoice in Him that made Him.
Kyllum LewisHOST
40:25
It is a weapon.
Kyllum LewisHOST
40:27
In Psalm 149, the psalmist depicts the righteous holding high praises of God in their throats or their voices along with this two-edged sword in their hands.
Kyllum LewisHOST
40:36
Praise strengthens God's people.
Kyllum LewisHOST
40:40
And lastly, praise is good because it unites God's people.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
3:49
The Lord's name be praised.
William TurnipseedUNKNOWN
3:57
FOR THIS EVENING'S OFFICE, PSALM 149.
William TurnipseedUNKNOWN
3:59
HALLELUJAH, SING
speaker_4UNKNOWN
4:00
TO THE LORD A NEW SONG
Rick WarrenHOST
25:03
God takes pleasure in watching you be you.
Rick WarrenHOST
25:07
Psalm 149, four, the Lord takes pleasure in his people.
Rick WarrenHOST
25:13
Now let me ask you, those who are listening right now or watching on the internet, how many of your parents, can I see your hands, raise your hand, how many of your parents Do you get pleasure in watching your kids? You say, some of the time.
Rick WarrenHOST
25:28
Some of the time.
Kevin HarrisonHOST
3:38
He has made his people strong, giving his faithful ones reason to praise him, the people close to his heart.
Kevin HarrisonHOST
3:47
Praise the Lord! Psalm 149 Praise the Lord.
Kevin HarrisonHOST
3:56
Sing to the Lord a new song.
Kevin HarrisonHOST
3:58
Sing His praises in the assembly of the faithful.
Shola OkodughaHOST
44:40
Two more.
Shola OkodughaHOST
44:41
The Bible says in Psalms 149 and verse...
Shola OkodughaHOST
44:44
Psalms 30.
Shola OkodughaHOST
44:45
Let's go to Psalms 30:11.
Shola OkodughaHOST
45:25
Glory to God.
Shola OkodughaHOST
45:27
Glory.
Shola OkodughaHOST
45:27
[cheering] The Bible says in Psalms 149:3, look at this.
Shola OkodughaHOST
45:30
The Bible says, "Let them praise His name with a dance." Look at this.
Kirsten BoonGUEST
12:26
[laughs]
Jordan BoonGUEST
12:27
Um, Psalm 149:3, it says, "Let them praise," halal, "his name with dancing, making melody to him with tambourine and lyre." So my wife and I, we helped out on the youth worship team for a number of years, and we got to see this.
Jordan BoonGUEST
12:41
I mean, this was one of our favorite things when you just get a bunch of kids together and they're just jumping for the Lord.
Jordan BoonGUEST
12:48
They're shouting.
Taylor DoironGUEST
4:21
We recognize that we are a debtor, that there is a creditor to whom we owe.
Taylor DoironGUEST
4:28
We read Psalm 149 that speaks of the vengeance of the Lord, even temporal vengeance that he prescribes through his people, right? Let the praises of God be in their throats and two-edged swords in their hands.
Taylor DoironGUEST
4:40
For what purpose? To execute vengeance, to bind kings with chains, nobles with fetters.
Taylor DoironGUEST
4:47
And this is honor for God.

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