David Guzik commentary on Psalm 29, where David gives a great description of the voice of the Lord, who is enthroned and to be worshipped.

In this psalm we have, I. A demand of the homage of the great men of the earth to be paid to the great God.

A Psalm 29 is a call to worship, not only by the assembled congregation in the Jerusalem Temple, but also by the angels in God's heavenly court.

2 янв. 2023 г. · Psalm 29 reveals the falseness of those idolatrous claims by saying that the God of Israel is the One who creates all those wonders. More, he's ...

What does Psalm chapter 29 mean? This psalm begins with an appeal from David: for the angels to speak of the Lord's glory and strength.

Psalm 29 stands as a powerful polemic against those who might be tempted to “ascribe” strength and glory to other forces at work in the world.

Low lying plains must hear the voice of God as well as lofty mountains; the poor as well as the mighty must acknowledge the glory of the Lord. Solitary and ...

Psalm 29 is a song about God's power over all other gods and mighty beings (Psalm 29:1). Every verse (except one) includes God's personal name—Yahweh.

Verse by Verse Commentary 1. Give God glory – The main theme of this Psalm is to give glory to God.

Psalm 29. (This is a psalm) of David. v1 Sons of God, say that the LORD is glorious. Say that the LORD is powerful. v2 Say that the LORD has a glorious name.