Psalm 103:21

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Verse 21. Bless ye the LORD, all ye his hosts... that do his pleasure. The sun, moon, stars, and planets do "his pleasure" ( Psalms 19:1 ) unconsciously; the "angels" consciously and with instinctive love, "hearken unto the voice of his word" ( Psalms 103:20 ). Both together constitute the Lord's hosts. A. R. Fausset.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 21. Who are God's ministers? What is their business? To do his pleasure. What is their delight? To bless the Lord.

Verse 21-22. Henry Melvill has a notable sermon upon "The Peril of the Spiritual Guide." The drift of it may be gathered from the extract which wc have placed as a note upon the passage.

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