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Psalms Psalm 148 Contemporary English Version (2006)

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시편 148편은 하늘의 천사와 해·달·별, 땅의 바다와 날씨·산·짐승·사람에게 차례로 여호와를 찬양하라고 부르는 찬양시이다. 시편을 마무리하는 '할렐루야 시편'(146~150편)의 하나이다.

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148Psalms · Contemporary English Version (2006)
1Shout praises to the Lord! Shout the Lord's praises in the highest heavens.
2All of you angels, and all who serve him above, come and offer praise.
3Sun and moon, and all of you bright stars, come and offer praise.
4Highest heavens, and the water above the highest heavens, come and offer praise.
5Let all things praise the name of the Lord, because they were created at his command.
6He made them to last forever, and nothing can change what he has done.
7All creatures on earth, you obey his commands, so come praise the Lord!
8Sea monsters and the deep sea, fire and hail, snow and frost, and every stormy wind, come praise the Lord!
9All mountains and hills, fruit trees and cedars,
10every wild and tame animal, all reptiles and birds, come praise the Lord!
11Every king and every ruler, all nations on earth,
12every man and every woman, young people and old, come praise the Lord!
13All creation, come praise the name of the Lord. Praise his name alone. The glory of God is greater than heaven and earth.
14Like a bull with mighty horns, the Lord protects his faithful nation Israel, because they belong to him. Shout praises to the Lord!

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