Psalm 103:1–"Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless His holy name!"
Amen! That's about all I can say in response to reading this verse. Yes, this is a statement of worship. And yes, it is poetic. But more than that, this is a prayer; a request that God would grant us a heart and soul that wouldst utterly desire to worship His name. In truth, this is a central component to the Christian message: that God would transform us in such a way that every part of us would sing out in absolute praise and adoration to His name.
This should be our own prayer, too!
Bless the Lord!
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