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Psalm 149

Psalm 149

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Nov 5, 2026

GodLogicGUEST
3:11
We have it says, let Israel be glad in his Osei makers.
GodLogicGUEST
3:17
That's Psalm 149, verse two.
GodLogicGUEST
3:20
The text literally says, again, his makers in the plural.
GodLogicGUEST
3:25
And so what we have here is we have God being identified as a plurality of makers, yet being identified as one God.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:46
praised.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
6:48
For this evening's office, Psalm 149.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
7:03
Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
7:25
Sing to the Lord a new song, Sing his praise in the congregation of the faithful.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:04
You're listening to The Cross Orlando.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:06
This week's message is Psalm 149, Salvation with Ben Hoyer.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:15
The rest of us were looking at Psalm 149.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:17
We're continuing in these assigned psalms from the lectionary as we make our way towards the new chapter.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:24
year.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:43
But until then, until the last Sunday in November, we're going to keep going through these psalms that the lectionary assigns for us, which means...
Ben HoyerHOST
0:52
Lots of people throughout the world are looking at these texts together.
Ben HoyerHOST
0:56
And Psalm 149 is the one that they assigned for this week.
Todd WeatherlyHOST
10:10
Amen.
Todd WeatherlyHOST
10:10
So let's, I want to start with Psalm 149 verse 6.
Todd WeatherlyHOST
10:13
Psalm 149 verse 6.
Todd WeatherlyHOST
10:14
And it says, And so, What happens is that the sword prepares a way, whether it prepares a way in the heart, prepares the way of the enemy.
Todd WeatherlyHOST
10:33
What happens when Jesus appeared to John, it says, and his mouth was a two-edged sword.
speaker_0HOST
4:28
Celebrate the glory of all his holy ones.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:32
Psalm 149 Sing a new song to the Lord, his praise in the assembly of the faithful.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:39
Let Israel rejoice in its maker.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:42
Let Zion's sons exult in their king.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:08
Celebrate the glory of all his holy ones.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:11
Psalm 149 Sing a new song to the Lord, his praise in the assembly of the faithful.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:16
Let Israel rejoice in his maker, let Zion's sons exult in their king.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:20
Let them praise his name with dancing and make music with timbrel and harp.
Bryan WolfmuellerHOST
4:26
It's the blood that saves.
Bryan WolfmuellerHOST
4:31
Psalm 149, the second to the last verse Psalm is our psalmody.
Bryan WolfmuellerHOST
4:37
And it's part of that great Alleluia chorus that comes at the end of the book of Psalms.
Bryan WolfmuellerHOST
4:40
And it's ramping up to this great crescendo.
speaker_1HOST
8:51
Amen.
speaker_1HOST
8:52
Psalm 149
speaker_2GUEST
8:54
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
speaker_2GUEST
8:57
Let the congregation of saints praise him.
speaker_0HOST
4:14
You are my friends, says the Lord, if you do what I command you.
speaker_0HOST
4:19
Psalm 149.
speaker_0HOST
4:22
Sing a new song to the Lord, His praise in the assembly of the faithful.
speaker_0HOST
4:27
Let Israel rejoice in its Maker.
Todd WilkenHOST
31:33
For information on their service, visit lcms.org slash armed forces, LCMS ministry to the armed forces, lcms.org slash armed forces.
Todd WilkenHOST
31:45
We'll get to Psalm 149 for All Saints next.
Todd WilkenHOST
32:07
God won't give you more than you can handle.
Todd WilkenHOST
32:09
You just have to have enough faith.
Todd WilkenHOST
34:28
We're looking forward to All Saints Day.
Todd WilkenHOST
34:30
Dr. John Barbaro is our guest.
Todd WilkenHOST
34:33
The Psalm for All Saints is Psalm 149.
John BombaroGUEST
34:37
Praise the Lord.

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