Psalm 149

Setting

Praise the LORD! Give him glory and sing a new song.

Free Church of Scotland psalter · 12 12 12 12 anapaestic

The words

Praise the LORD! Give him glory and sing a new song. Praise the LORD with his saints in the worshipping throng. To their Maker let Israèl joyfully sing; Let the people of Zion be glad in their King.

Let his people with dancing give praise to his name, As with harp and with timbrel their God they acclaim. For the LORD in his people takes special delight, And he crowns with salvation the meek in his sight.

Let the saints shout for joy at the grace he bestows; Let them sing and rejoice while they take their repose. May their mouths be employed in the praise of the LORD, And their hands be equipped with a double-edged sword.

They will punish the nations and captive will bring All the peoples of earth, every noble and king. They will execute judgment commanded by God. Thus his saints will be glorified. Worship the LORD!

Source & provenance

Free Church of Scotland psalter · psalter

An unedited transcription of the Sing Psalms (Free Church of Scotland, 2003) edition.

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Base edition
Sing Psalms (Free Church of Scotland, 2003)
Editor
Psalmody Committee of the Free Church of Scotland
Editing
unedited transcription

Rights

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Tunes it can be sung to

2 tunes

  • Greenbank

    curated well-matched

    12.12.12.12

  • Hayburn Lane

    curated well-matched

    12.12.12.12

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