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Praise, as defined by the Bible, is a profound and multifaceted expression of reverence, adoration, and gratitude towards God. It is an integral component of worship that transcends mere words, encompassing the totality of the believer's heart, mind, and spirit.
So Psalm 90 describes life and life-spans under the curse. Moses went on to write Psalm 91, which describes God’s will and plan for His people under His blessing - a long and satisfying life! For in Psalm 91:16, God Himself says:
Praise is cardinal to the believer, because it is his cheapest access to the Most High God. It is also one of his surest access to the realm of the miraculous. Praise is also a preservative of the blessings of God. Blessings may come without it, but it takes praise to preserve the blessings.
Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary: Completely Revised, Updated and Expanded Edited by Chad Brand, Charles Draper, and Archie England.
- William H Krieger
Rightfully, Luther advised that the Bible first of all controls what constitutes proper praise and then instructs where one is lacking sufficient praise. The Bible, esp. the Book of Psalms, makes clear what the praise of God should be and what the praise of God can be.
Two requirements for life-changing ministry are 1) Much personal and united prayer and 2) becoming individually involved. Let God’s Word and these inspired quotes guide your efforts to reach people for Jesus.
Discover the meaning of Praise in the Bible. Study the definition of Praise with multiple Bible Dictionaries and Encyclopedias and find scripture references in the Old and New Testaments.
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