The psalmist (the person that wrote the psalm) asks people to come with him. Together they will praise the *LORD, (or tell him that he is great).

David Guzik commentary on Psalm 95, a wonderful Psalm filled with both a powerful invitation to worship God, and a stirring and direct call to obey Him.

The central theological message of Psalm 95 is that “the Lord is a great King” (verse 3). To recognize God's kingship is to recognize that God created us and ...

13 мар. 2017 г. · Psalm 95 moves us beyond verbal praise and physical submission to the heart of discipleship, namely, listening to God with open hearts and then ...

(1.) He is our Creator, and the author of our being; we must kneel before the Lord our Maker, v. 6. · (2.) He is our Saviour, and the author of our blessedness.

95:1 This psalm says that it is not enough just to sing to God. We must also listen to him and obey him. Then we will not make the same mistake as God's people ...

The warning against waywardness. This is delivered in four, or rather four and a half, verses, and commences with the words, "Today if ye will hear his voice."

The deepest places of the earth are in his hand. The highest mountains belong to him. The seas are his, because he made them. He also made the dry.

Psalm 95 is a reminder that God does not want worshipers who just go through the motions. There is a commandment to love one another unconditionally.