Comment – In Psalm 111 the author is struck by the magnificence of the works done by God for his people and wants to give heartfelt thanks to God publicly in the assembly gathered in the temple, which invites them to recognize them in order to seek in them the extreme goodness and justice of the Lord. Whoever fears God is obedient to him and this makes him wise and wise because his word is full of wisdom and wisdom.
Psalm 111 complete
[1] Alleluia. I will give thanks to the Lord with all my heart, in the assembly of the just and in the assembly.
[2] Great works of the Lord, may those who love them contemplate them.
[3] His works are the splendor of beauty, his justice lasts forever.
[4] He left a reminder of his wonders: pity and tenderness is the Lord. [5] He gives food to those who fear him, he always remembers his covenant.
[6] He showed his people the power of his works, gave him the legacy of the people.
[7] The works of his hands are truth and justice, all his commands are stable,
[8] unchanging over the centuries, forever, performed with fidelity and righteousness.
[9] He sent to free his people, established his covenant forever.
[10] His name is holy and terrible. The principle of wisdom is the fear of the Lord, wise is he who is faithful to him; the praise of the Lord is endless.
