Salmos 148:2-12

2 Alabadle, todos sus ángeles; alabadle, todos sus ejércitos.

3 Alabadle, sol y luna; alabadle, todas las estrellas luminosas.

4 Alabadle, cielos de los cielos, y las aguas que están sobre los cielos.

5 Alaben ellos el nombre del SEÑOR, pues El ordenó y fueron creados;

6 los estableció eternamente y para siempre, les dio ley que no pasará.

7 Alabad al SEÑOR desde la tierra, monstruos marinos y todos los abismos;

8 fuego y granizo, nieve y bruma; viento tempestuoso que cumple su palabra;

9 los montes y todas las colinas; árboles frutales y todos los cedros;

10 las fieras y todo el ganado; reptiles y aves que vuelan;

11 reyes de la tierra y todos los pueblos; príncipes y todos los jueces de la tierra;

12 jóvenes y también doncellas; los ancianos junto con los niños.

Salmos 148:2-12 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO PSALM 148

This psalm seems to have been written about the same time, and by the same person, as the preceding; even by the psalmist David, when he was in profound peace, and at rest from all his enemies; and the kingdom of Israel was in a well settled and prosperous condition, both with respect to things civil and ecclesiastical, as appears from Ps 148:14. And as it may respect future time, the times of the Messiah, of whom David was a type, it will have its accomplishment in the latter day, when there will be just occasion for all creatures, in heaven and earth, to praise the Lord; and which the Evangelist John, in vision, saw and heard them doing, Re 5:11-13. Aben Ezra says, this psalm is exceeding glorious and excellent, and has deep secrets in it; in which the psalmist speaks of two worlds, the upper and the lower. As for the title of this psalm, the Septuagint, Syriac, and Ethiopic versions, and Apollinarius, entitle it as the two preceding.