Topical Encyclopedia Praise, as an expression of reverence and adoration towards God, is a central theme throughout the Bible. It is not merely an occasional act but a continual practice that believers are encouraged to engage in daily. The Scriptures provide numerous exhortations and examples that underscore the importance of offering praise to God day by day.The Psalms, often referred to as the hymnbook of the Bible, are replete with calls to daily praise. Psalm 145:2 declares, "Every day I will bless You, and I will praise Your name forever and ever." This verse highlights the commitment to daily praise, emphasizing its perpetual nature. The psalmist's resolve to bless the Lord every day serves as a model for believers, illustrating that praise is not confined to specific occasions but is a daily duty and delight. In the New Testament, the practice of daily praise is evident in the life of the early church. Acts 2:46-47 describes the early Christians, stating, "With one accord they continued to meet daily in the temple courts and to break bread from house to house, sharing their meals with gladness and sincerity of heart, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people." This passage reveals that daily praise was integral to the communal life of the early believers, reflecting their continuous devotion and gratitude towards God. The Apostle Paul, in his epistles, also encourages believers to maintain a lifestyle of praise. In Ephesians 5:19-20 , he writes, "Speak to one another with psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Sing and make music in your hearts to the Lord, always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ." Here, Paul links praise with thanksgiving, urging believers to express their gratitude through song and music as a daily practice. Moreover, the book of Hebrews exhorts believers to offer a "sacrifice of praise" continually. Hebrews 13:15 states, "Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of praise, the fruit of lips that confess His name." This verse underscores the idea that praise is an ongoing offering, a spiritual sacrifice that believers are to present to God consistently. The daily offering of praise is not only a response to God's goodness and mercy but also a means of drawing closer to Him. It aligns the believer's heart with God's will and fosters a spirit of humility and dependence on Him. As believers engage in daily praise, they acknowledge God's sovereignty, express their love and devotion, and testify to His faithfulness and grace. In summary, the Bible presents praise as an essential and daily aspect of the believer's life. Through the examples of the psalmists, the early church, and the teachings of the apostles, Scripture encourages a continual attitude of praise, reflecting a life lived in constant awareness of God's presence and goodness. Torrey's Topical Textbook 2 Chronicles 30:21And the children of Israel that were present at Jerusalem kept the feast of unleavened bread seven days with great gladness: and the Levites and the priests praised the LORD day by day, singing with loud instruments to the LORD. Torrey's Topical Textbook Library Praise to Thee from Every Mouth on this Day of Thy Birth! The Day of Atonement All Saints' Day In the Last, the Great Day of the Feast' Spiritual Sacrifices Blessed be that First Day of Thine, Lord, Wherewith this Day of ... The First Day in Passion-Week - Palm-Sunday - the Royal Entry into ... Meditations of the True Manner of Practising Piety on the Sabbath ... Eleventh Day. The Holy one of Israel. The Review of the Troops at Doriscus. Resources What does it mean to praise the Lord? | GotQuestions.orgWhat does it mean to praise God? | GotQuestions.org What is the difference between praise and worship? | GotQuestions.org Praise: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com Bible Concordance • Bible Dictionary • Bible Encyclopedia • Topical Bible • Bible Thesuarus Subtopics Praise for God's Goodness to Individuals Praise for God's Goodness to Righteous Men Praise is a Part of Public Worship Praise is Due to God on Account of all Spiritual Blessings Praise is Due to God on Account of all Temporal Blessings Praise is Due to God on Account of Answering Prayer Praise is Due to God on Account of Constant Preservation Praise is Due to God on Account of Deliverance Praise is Due to God on Account of Fulfilling of his Promises Praise is Due to God on Account of His Consolation Praise is Due to God on Account of His Counsel Praise is Due to God on Account of His Excellency Praise is Due to God on Account of His Faithfulness and Truth Praise is Due to God on Account of His Glory Praise is Due to God on Account of His Goodness Praise is Due to God on Account of His Greatness Praise is Due to God on Account of His Holiness Praise is Due to God on Account of His Judgment Praise is Due to God on Account of His Loving-Kindness and Truth Praise is Due to God on Account of His Majesty Praise is Due to God on Account of His Mercy Praise is Due to God on Account of His Power Praise is Due to God on Account of His Salvation Praise is Due to God on Account of His Wisdom Praise is Due to God on Account of His Wonderful Works Praise is Due to God on Account of Pardon of Sin Praise is Due to God on Account of Protection Praise is Due to God on Account of Spiritual Health Praise is Due to God on Account of The Continuance of Blessings Praise is Due to God on Account of The Hope of Glory Praise is Obligatory Upon: All Creation Praise is Obligatory Upon: All Men Praise is Obligatory Upon: Angels Praise is Obligatory Upon: Children Praise is Obligatory Upon: Gentiles Praise is Obligatory Upon: High and Low Praise is Obligatory Upon: Saints Praise is Obligatory Upon: Small and Great Praise is Obligatory Upon: Young and Old Praise of David: At the Close of his Reign Praise of David: Celebrating his Deliverance from the Hand of Saul Praise of David: On Bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Zion Praise of Deborah, After Defeating the Canaanites Praise: Acceptable Through Christ Praise: Accompanied With Musical Instruments Praise: Called The: Calves of the Lips Praise: Called The: Fruit of the Lips Praise: Called The: Garment of Praise Praise: Called The: Sacrifice of Praise Praise: Called The: Sacrifices of Joy Praise: Called The: Voice of a Psalm Praise: Called The: Voice of Melody Praise: Called The: Voice of Praise Praise: Called The: Voice of Triumph Praise: Psalms of, for God's Goodness to Israel Praise: Saints should be Endued With the Spirit of Praise: Saints should Express Their Joy By Praise: Saints should Glory In Praise: Saints should Invite Others To Praise: Saints should Posture Suited To Praise: Saints should Pray for Ability to offer Praise: Saints should Render, Under Affliction Praise: Saints should Show Forth Praise: Saints should Triumph In Praise: should be offered for Ever and Ever Praise: should be offered in Psalms and Hymns Praise: should be offered with Gladness Praise: should be offered with Joy Praise: should be offered with Thankfulness Praise: should be offered with the Lips Praise: should be offered with the Mouth Praise: should be offered with the Soul Praise: should be offered with the Understanding Praise: should be offered with the Whole Heart Praise: should be offered with Uprightness of Heart Praise: should be offered: Continually Praise: should be offered: Day and Night Praise: should be offered: Day by Day Praise: should be offered: During Life Praise: should be offered: More and More Praise: should be offered: Throughout the World Praise: Song of Moses, After the Passage Through the Red Sea Praise: The Chorus when Solomon Brought the Ark of the Covenant Into the Temple Praise: The Heavenly Host Engage In Praise: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Related Terms Praise-offering (5 Occurrences) |
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