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Sing to the Lord and bless his name;
    proclaim his salvation[a] day after day.
Declare his glory[b] among the nations,
    his wondrous deeds to every people.
For great is the Lord and worthy of all praise;
    he is more to be feared[c] than all other gods.

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Footnotes

  1. Psalm 96:2 Salvation: the psalmist does not specify the precise nature of the “salvation” he mentions (see note on Ps 67:3-4). Most likely, it included all God’s acts in redemptive history: creation and redemption (vv. 2, 11-12; see Ps 136:4-25). The People of God must assume the lead by praising the Lord (bless his name—see note on Ps 5:12) every day.
  2. Psalm 96:3 Glory: see note on Ps 85:10. Wondrous deeds: see note on Ps 9:2.
  3. Psalm 96:4 The Lord is great and worthy to receive praise and reverence (to be feared) because he alone is God and there is no other (see Ps 115).