Let everything that has breath praise the Lord
(Let everything that has breath praise the Lord)
Sound the alarm to our most high God
(Praise the Lord, oh praise the Lord!)
Praise Him for His excellent greatness
(Praise Him for His excellent greatness)
With the cymbals and stringed instruments
(Praise the Lord, oh praise the Lord!)
Let our praise ring, be glorified, be glorified
Lord, we praise Your name!
Just like David, we'll praise in a-dancing
(Just like David, we'll praise in a dance)
Praise Him with lifting and clapping of hands
(Praise the Lord, oh praise the Lord!)
Bow down before You in majesty
(Bow down before You in majesty)
We declare Your name is holy
(Praise the Lord, oh praise the Lord!)
Let everything that has breath praise the Lord,
Praise the Lord!
Sound the alarm to our most high God
Oh, praise the Lord!
Lord, inhabit our praise
Let our praises of Your name
Dwell among us, oh God
And live in our praise.
Lord, inhabit our praise
Let our praises of Your name
Dwell among us, oh God
And live in our praise, in our praise,
Praise Your name!
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Release your praise, all the nations rejoice. [2x]
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Hallelujah, hallelujah...
Release your praise... release your praise...
Release your praise, all the nations rejoice!
Psalm 150 by VaShawn Mitchell is a powerful and uplifting song that encourages believers to praise the Lord with all their heart and soul. The song is inspired by Psalm 150, one of the most joyful and exuberant psalms in the Bible.
The song starts off with the lyrics, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord." This verse is a direct reference to Psalm 150 verse 6, which says, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord!" This verse reminds us that praise is not limited to a select few, but it is something that should come from all of creation. It is a call for everyone and everything to join in praising the Lord.
Throughout the song, VaShawn Mitchell emphasizes the importance of praising the Lord with various musical instruments. He sings, "Sound the alarm to our most high God, Praise Him for His excellent greatness, With the cymbals and stringed instruments." These lyrics are reminiscent of Psalm 150 verse 3, which says, "Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet; praise Him with the harp and lyre." This verse highlights the use of musical instruments as a form of worship and praise to God.
Another verse in the song that is particularly powerful is, "Just like David, we'll praise in a dancing, Praise Him with lifting and clapping of hands." This verse is a reference to King David, who is known for his passionate and exuberant worship. In 2 Samuel 6:14, it says, "And David danced before the Lord with all his might." This verse shows us that worship is not meant to be reserved and stoic, but rather it should be filled with joy and celebration.
The bridge of the song declares, "Lord, inhabit our praise, Let our praises of Your name, Dwell among us, oh God, And live in our praise." This is a beautiful expression of the desire for God's presence to be manifested through our praise. It is a reminder that when we worship and praise God, He comes and dwells among us.
Overall, Psalm 150 by VaShawn Mitchell is a powerful anthem of praise and worship. It encourages believers to praise the Lord with all their heart, soul, and even with musical instruments. The song draws inspiration from Psalm 150, which reminds us of the importance of praising God and the various ways in which we can do so. It is a call for all of creation to join in praising the Lord and a reminder of the joy and celebration that comes with worshiping Him.
The song has resonated with many listeners and has become a favorite in churches and worship gatherings. Its energetic and uplifting melody, combined with its powerful lyrics, make it a perfect song for expressing our love and adoration for God. It is a reminder that no matter what we may be going through, we can always find comfort and strength in praising the Lord.
In conclusion, Psalm 150 by VaShawn Mitchell is a beautiful and powerful song that encourages believers to praise the Lord with all their heart and soul. It draws inspiration from Psalm 150 and highlights the importance of worshiping God with joy and celebration. It is a reminder that praise is not limited to a select few, but it is something that should come from all of creation. Let us join in this anthem of praise and worship, and let our praises dwell among us and bring us closer to God.
