Praise the Lord
For it is good to sing
Praises to God
For it is pleasant
And praises are comely
To our God
Our God
The Lord is building Jerusalem
He is gath’ring the outcasts
Of Israel
He heals the broken in heart
He binds their wounds
He knows the number of stars He made
He calls each one of them
By their name
Great is His power and might
Great is His love
Song Meaning
This song paraphrases Psalm 147: praise is good and fitting because God rebuilds Jerusalem, gathers outcasts, heals broken hearts, binds wounds, and names every star.
Biblical Message
Psalm 147:1–5 is the direct source of the lyric.
Reflection
The God who numbers stars also attends to wounded people. Let praise deepen care for outcasts and broken hearts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Praise The Lord For It Is Good”?
This song paraphrases Psalm 147: praise is good and fitting because God rebuilds Jerusalem, gathers outcasts, heals broken hearts, binds wounds, and names every star.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Psalm 147:1–5 is the direct source of the lyric.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits Scripture singing, pastoral care, and praise.