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Compare And Contrast Psalm's 98 And 145

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David declares the authority of God in these verses. The centrality of His creation to spread the good news is stated forcefully. God has no borders; the only border he runs into is our unreceptive heart. David in Psalm 's 98 and 145 calls people of all nations to know the truth of the glory of God. He wants all nations to come under one tent and sing praises to Him. Our heavenly Father does not force himself upon his creation. He grants you free will, and if you choose not to follow him, He will not force you to spend eternity with Him. He is that loving.
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