1st Chronicles Chapter 16 verse 34 Holy Bible

1st Chronicles 16 : 34 Bible Verse Songs

• You Are Good by Israel Houghton
• Grateful by Elevation Worship
• Thank You by Jonathan Helser
• Yɛda w'ase (We Thank You) by Bethel Revival Choir
• Thank You Jesus (That's What He's Done) by Kim Burrell
• King Of My Heart by Phil Wickham
• Keep On Coming Through by Jonathan Traylor
• God Is Good by Nosa
• Thank You Lord by Chris Tomlin
• I've Got A Reason by Nashville Life Music
• Thank You Baba by Ken Erics
• Best Thing by Damita Haddon
• Thank You Lord for Your Blessings by Gaither Vocal Band
• We Give You Thanks by All Sons and Daughters
• Thank You by Covenant Worship
• Forever Be by Victory Worship
• Thank You For It All by Marvin Sapp
• Forever - Give Thanks to The Lord by Chris Tomlin
• In The Name by Lakewood Music + Kim Walker

Pulpit Commentary

Pulpit CommentaryVerses 34-36. - These verses, from the first, forty-seventh, and forty-eighth of Psalm 106, must have suggested the sad intermediate contents of that psalm, the significant key-note of which is sounded in our thirty-fifth verse. The suggestion in the midst of the unbounded gladness of this day is affecting, and must have been intended for salutary lesson and timely warning. In the midst of the fulness of praise and joy, the people are led to prayer - say ye - and the prayer is an humble petition for salvation, union, and protection from every enemy. God's treatment of his anointed people had been on his part one continued protection and one prolonged salvation. Yet they had often neither prayed for these nor acknowledged them. Now they are led again by the hand, as it were, to the footstool of the throne.

Ellicott's Commentary

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(34) O give thanks unto the Lord . . .--Several of the later psalms begin with this beautiful liturgic formula. (See Psalms 106; Psalms 107, 118, 136.; and comp. Jeremiah 33:11.) The ode thus concludes with the thought from which it started (1Chronicles 16:8).