Psalm 100

July 3, 2019•49 words

This Psalm of joyful praise was originally sung during the sacrificial offerings of thanksgiving in the tabernacle/temple. It was an expression of the joy that overflows a grateful heart. When we think of the goodness of Jesus, shouldn't our praise always be from hearts full of joy and gladness?

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