Psalms Chapter 96

All the earth is instructed to sing to the Lord and what else? (Ps. 96:1-3)

How will the Lord judge the world and the peoples? (Ps. 96:10, 13)

What parts of creation are not instructed to sing and be jubilant? (Ps. 96:11-12)

What kind of song does the psalmist instruct all the earth to sing? (Ps. 96:1)

Why is the Lord to be feared above all gods? (Ps. 96:4-5)

____ and majesty are before him. (Ps. 96:6)

According to the psalmist, who is to ascribe to the Lord glory and bring him an offering? (Ps. 96:7-8)

Worship the Lord in the splendor of his ____. (Ps. 96:9)

Let the heavens ____, let the earth be ____." (Ps. 96:11)

Who is to be jubilant? (Ps. 96:12)

Who comes to judge the earth? (Ps. 96:13)

Why is all creation instructed to rejoice before the Lord? (Ps. 96:13)

How will the Lord judge the peoples? (Ps 96:13)

The Psalmist instructs only some of the earth to sing to the Lord. (Ps. 96:1)

Declare his glory among your own family, his marvelous deeds among all peoples. (Ps. 96:3)

He is to be feared above all gods. (Ps. 96:4)

Splendor and majesty are before him; strength and victory are in his sanctuary. (Ps. 96:6)

The psalmist instructs all families of nations to ascribe to the Lord glory and strength. (Ps. 96:7)

Bring an offering and come into the Most Holy Place. (Ps. 96:8)

The psalmist tells only Israel to worship the Lord in the splendor of his holiness and tremble before him. (Ps. 96:9)

Say among Judah, "The Lord reigns." (Ps. 96:10)

Let all the trees of the forest sing for joy. (Ps. 96:12)

He will judge Jacob in righteousness and the peoples in his faithfulness. (Ps. 96:13)