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Psalms 89:16

They rejoice in Your name all day long, and in Your righteousness they exult.

Berean Standard Bible

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Study note

Setting — The psalmist describes the communal response of God’s people to His manifest presence, situated between declarations of divine blessing (Psalms 89:15) and God’s role as the source of their strength (Psalms 89:17).

The words — יְגִילוּן (yegilun) = they rejoice, and יָרֻמוּ (yarumu) = they are exalted, both verbs depicting the people’s sustained upward movement of joy grounded in God’s name and righteousness.

The thread — The directive to rejoice in the Lord appears in Philippians 4:4, while the theme of divine strength and favor echoing in the surrounding context aligns with the declaration in Psalms 89:17.

Why it lands — The text states that the people’s daily joy and exultation are direct responses to God’s revealed name and righteousness, requiring the reader to anchor their praise in divine character rather than circumstance.

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The Hebrew words

King James Version

In thy name shall they rejoice all the day: and in thy righteousness shall they be exalted.

Cross-references