Psalms - Chapter-97

Chapter Summary

The comfort of God's people, arising from His sovereign dominion.

What does it signify that the psalmist declares the Lord as the one who reigns in verse 1? How else could this declaration be articulated?
In what ways can we apply the exhortation to "hate evil" in verse 10 to our daily lives and choices?
From verse 2, what insights do we gain about the righteousness and justice of God? (ESV)
Who are called to rejoice in the Lord's righteous judgments in verse 8, and what does this reveal about the universal scope of God's sovereignty?
How is God's glory depicted in verse 6, and what significance does this hold for the nations? Why?
How essential is it for all people to hate evil, as mentioned in verse 10, and why?
How important is it for us to acknowledge God's supremacy over all idols and false gods, as emphasized in Psalm 97?
What implications does Psalm 97 have for believers in terms of trusting in God's righteousness and seeking refuge in Him?
In what practical ways can we apply the exhortation to rejoice in the Lord's righteous judgments in our daily lives and interactions?
Why is it significant that Psalm 97 portrays God as a righteous judge who upholds justice and righteousness?

Exalted, v. 9.

God, Psalmist.

10, 11.