Psalm, 117
Psalm 117 is the shortest chapter in the entire Bible, yet it packs a powerful message. The psalmist calls on all nations and peoples to praise the Lord for his steadfast love and faithfulness towards us. The chapter highlights God's inclusive love for all and the importance of acknowledging and celebrating his goodness together.
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Commentary
Psalm 117 is said to be the center of the Bible as it sits between the longest chapter (Psalm 119) and the shortest psalm (Psalm 116). Despite its brevity, this chapter calls for a universal recognition of God's greatness. It demonstrates that God's love and faithfulness are not limited to one group or nation, but are open to all people, regardless of their background. The psalmist calls upon the nations to praise God for his immense love towards us. This seemingly simple command holds significant weight as it emphasizes the importance of corporate worship and rejoicing in God's goodness together. This psalm is a reminder that God's love transcends all cultural, social, and political divides and calls us to respond with gratitude and praise.
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FAQ
Assuming a reader with an average reading speed of 300 WPM reads the Psalm, chapter 117 it would take approximately 1 minutes to finish.
There are 2 verses in Psalm, chapter 117.