Psalms 103, 148, and the Song of the Three Young Men

Intercession source · Praise invitation · Psalms 103, 148, and the Song of the Three Young Men

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These hymns summon angels, heavens, waters, and created things to praise the Lord. They do not ask a departed human saint to carry a petition. The Song of the Three Young Men appears in the Greek additions to Daniel; its canonical placement and verse numbering differ among Christian traditions.

Reception

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Scripture

Psalm 148:1–6 — The psalm summons angels and the created order to praise the LORD.
Psalm 103:20–22 — A second praise summons; it is not a request for the angels to carry a petition.

Sources and further reading

Psalm 148 (primary)
A hymn calling creation to praise the Lord.
Song of the Three Young Men (primary)
Modern edition; placement and numbering vary.

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