Psalm 100:4
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Verse 4. With thanksgiving. On the word hrwt the word used in Leviticus 7:12 for sacrifices of thanksgivings], Rabbi Menachen remarks: All sacrifices will be abolished; but the sacrifice of thanksgiving will remain. George Phillips.
Verse 4. The former part of this Psalm may have been chanted by the precentor when the peace-offering was brought to the altar; and this last verse may have been the response, sung by the whole company of singers, at the moment when fire was applied to the offering. Daniel Cresswell.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 4. A Discourse of Thankfulness which is due to God for his benefits and blessings.
A Sermon by Thomas Goodwin. Works, vol. 9 pp. 499-514. Nichol's edition.
Verse 4.