Introduction: This is a reference to the national salvation that occurs at the end of the Tribulation period. This psalm is like Ps. 96. There is no historic reference point in this psalm. It is entirely future.
In modern times, Ashkenazi (northern European) Jews, generally identified with Reform (Liberal, Progressive) Judaism, recite this Psalm in the Friday evening service that begins the Sabbath. (Peter Steveson)
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By God's amazing grace alone, Phil was drawn to salvation in Jesus Christ as a college freshman. He began his pastoral ministry as an assistant pastor (working specifically with youth and music) in 1983 while in seminary. He became the senior pastor here at Calvary in December...