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Psalms — Capítulo 95

Jesus and the apostles loved the book of Psalms—they quoted from it and lived out of it. These ancient prayers and praises of Israel provide a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament; the themes introduced in the psalms find further development in the New Testament. Where David’s dynasty failed, Jesus gives hope. Yet, certain expectations that emerge in the book of Psalms still r…

Versión

Texto — Reina-Valera 1960

1Venid, aclamemos alegremente a Jehová; Cantemos con júbilo a la roca de nuestra salvación.

2Lleguemos ante su presencia con alabanza; Aclamémosle con cánticos.

3Porque Jehová es Dios grande, Y Rey grande sobre todos los dioses.

4Porque en su mano están las profundidades de la tierra, Y las alturas de los montes son suyas.

5Suyo también el mar, pues él lo hizo; Y sus manos formaron la tierra seca.

6Venid, adoremos y postrémonos; Arrodillémonos delante de Jehová nuestro Hacedor.

7Porque él es nuestro Dios; Nosotros el pueblo de su prado, y ovejas de su mano. Si oyereis hoy su voz,

8No endurezcáis vuestro corazón, como en Meriba, Como en el día de Masah en el desierto,

9Donde me tentaron vuestros padres, Me probaron, y vieron mis obras.

10Cuarenta años estuve disgustado con la nación, Y dije: Pueblo es que divaga de corazón, Y no han conocido mis caminos.

11Por tanto, juré en mi furor Que no entrarían en mi reposo.

TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES

Versículo 1

I. Ps 95 This call to worship urges the people to respond to the Lord, the Shepherd, and to follow h…

Ps 95 This call to worship urges the people to respond to the Lord, the Shepherd, and to follow him faithfully. The previous generation, who refused to obey, did not receive the blessings of the Promised Land.

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II. 95:3-5 The Lord is the great King over the whole universe.

95:3-5 The Lord is the great King over the whole universe. 95:3 above all gods: The psalmist refutes idolatry and paganism (96:4-6; 135:15-18; see also Isa 46:5-7).

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III. 95:4-5 The whole created order owes its existence to the sovereign Lord alone—not to various gods.

95:4-5 The whole created order owes its existence to the sovereign Lord alone—not to various gods.

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IV. 95:6-7 The great King cares for his people as a shepherd cares for his flock (Isa 40:11). • The L…

95:6-7 The great King cares for his people as a shepherd cares for his flock (Isa 40:11). • The Lord our maker, the Creator of heaven and earth, also made a people for himself (Isa 45:9-12; 51:12-16).

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V. 95:8-11 If people want to enter into the Lord’s rest, they need to respond immediately (see Heb 3…

95:8-11 If people want to enter into the Lord’s rest, they need to respond immediately (see Heb 3:7–4:11). 95:8 To harden your hearts means to be stubborn and resist the Lord’s grace (see Num 20:2-13; see also Matt 13:3-23; John 12:37-43; Eph 4:17-32; Heb 3:6-19; 4:6-11).

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VI. 95:9 Israel’s ancestors . . . saw the wonders of the Lord, but they foolishly did not try to gras…

95:9 Israel’s ancestors . . . saw the wonders of the Lord, but they foolishly did not try to grasp their significance (see 92:5-6).

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VII. 95:11 The generation of Israel that wandered in the wilderness for forty years failed to enter th…

95:11 The generation of Israel that wandered in the wilderness for forty years failed to enter the place of rest that Israel enjoyed after the conquest of the land (1 Kgs 8:56; see Deut 12:9). The Lord promised them the land and gave it to them (Isa 28:12), but they did not obey him (Isa 28:1). The warning reminds every generation of the need to obey in faith. • The rest that God provides includes peace, provision, and protection (Ps 132:14-18). The author of Hebrews challenged a new generation to enter the rest provided by Jesus Christ (Heb 3:7–4:13).

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