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What does the Bible say about praise?

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The Bible teaches that praise is a vital expression of reverence and gratitude toward God, exemplified in Psalm 8.

Praise is an essential aspect of the Christian faith, as illustrated in Psalm 8, where David expresses awe over God's glory in creation. The psalm reflects admiration, stating 'O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!' This admiration is not merely emotional; it is a recognition of God's sovereignty and power. Furthermore, as seen in Matthew 21:14-16, Jesus affirms the significance of praise, acknowledging it as a divine stronghold against adversaries. The ability to praise God, particularly from the mouths of children, demonstrates a kind of purity and innocence that reflects a genuine acknowledgment of God's greatness, which we are called to emulate.
Scripture References: Psalm 8:1-2, Matthew 21:14-16

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