Psalm 66 - How Everyone Can Praise God

Psalm 66 is described as both a Song and a Psalm. This is the first psalm since Psalm 50 to not be attributed to David.
It has not only Israel in view but all the earth. The psalmist understood that God was not only God over Israel, but the whole world. It was good and appropriate for him to call everyone to joyfully praise God.
Here is a link to David Guzik's commentary on Psalm 66: enduringword.c...

[@quickasmr2781]

Praise the Lord ❤

[@SheryerHaroon]

Amen Sameer forgive my sin amen

[@Halleluyah4]

Thank you very much pastor David for your commentaries on the books of Adonai יהוה

[@bonnieburgess-wiedeman5531]

Thank you, Pastor! Your words and teachings are so enlightening and uplifting as I study the Psalms especially! May God pour out His blessings and favor over you as you stay faithful in your teachings!

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

Bonnie, thanks so much. God bless you.

[@rebeccasteckelberg9758]

God showed me through not giving me what I wanted which was a new red truck that he did not want me to see him as a sugar daddy just as you said and that lesson meant more to me than getting the truck cause I knew the lesson was from him and he loved me enough to teach this to me

[@jemnas9830]

Ive always wanted a truck also. But i thank God that he gave me a family car.

[@shelparks9507]

I thank GOD for your ability to break down the psalms.

[@makratorian]

I’ll tell you what this GOD had done for me soon. I’ll write my story here since I have to tell you what he has done for me. God Bless You all

[@jenniferhudson3133]

Thanks again for dedication to rightly divide the Word.I'm learning so much from your teaching.Cannot at this time give to your ministry,but in near future as the Lord provides I'll do so cheerfully.

[@rajanvijayudu1337]

What a beautiful exposition of Psalms!!👍

[@leticiavosotros5083]

I speak blessings upon your expositions, I have learned a lot since I had been listening g to your ex
Osition in psalm. GOD BKESS AND SHALOM!!!

[@TheTina2194]

Great explanation of the scripture.
I have been learning a lot through your teachings.
Thank you and may The Lord continuing blessing you with great knowledge of his word.

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

Thank you Damon, God bless you!

[@ShifaMassey]

Very nicely explained. Thank you, God bless you!

[@hannahbrass6447]

Thank you!

[@Mat0s-316]

Another wonderful video. Thanks for your work, Pastor Guzik!

[@jeanne-darcumulisa7003]

Imana a at

[@patriciabowdish7311]

I finally understand why i feel the way i do in the psalms.

[@shandakagoodner810]

Praise God

[@robertvolkman4791]

Thanks!

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

Blessings, in Jesus' name! Thank you again Robert, for your continued support and for your generosity. God bless.

[@050572robert]

Verse 2, "Sing praises to his glorious NAME." If you read many versions of the Bible, you will find Gods name has been removed over 7000 times and replaced with titles such as God and Lord etc. Psalms 83:18 for instance in most Bibles states ".... whose name is the Lord " Well this makes no sense because a name isn't Lord because that's a title. But in the New World Translation it has been put back, why? Because, Jehovah, wants you to get close to him and he wants to draw close to you, as he did with Abraham and called him his friend. You cant come to know someone without first knowing their name.