Psalm 100:1

King James Version (KJV)

Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands.

Translations

Psalm 100:1 - Amplified Bible

Psalm 100:1 - American Standard Version

Psalm 100:1 - Bible in Basic English

Psalm 100:1 - Darby Bible

Psalm 100:1 - English Standard Version

Psalm 100:1 - King James Version

Psalm 100:1 - La Biblia de las Americas

Psalm 100:1 - The Message

Psalm 100:1 - New American Standard Bible

Psalm 100:1 - Nueva Biblia Latinoamericana de Hoy

Psalm 100:1 - World English Bible

Psalm 100:1 - Young's Living Translation

Psalm 100:1 - Additional Comments

Psalm 100 is marked as a psalm for worshippers, to worship with praise and thanksgiving.
The noise when a favorite team scores is a joyful shout. We are to make a similar joyful shout to praise God.
It is to be a shout filled with joy.
People everywhere are to do this - people of all nations.
See other notes on worship in John 4:24 and Matthew 2:11.
Christians sometimes fall into the trap of assuming that worship must be solemn. Yet the psalmist recognized that worship can be full of emotion in appreciating the Lord.
In ancient Israel, it was appropriate to shout about what good things that had happened or were happening. These celebrations were usually outdoors.
We can worship with a shout! "Joyful" is from the heart, and "to the Lord" shows it's godly worship. This is a sound to be heard around the world, from every nation.
You shout when your team scores. Do you have a reason to shout in worship?

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