Psalms 100:4-5

Psalms 100:4-5

[4] Enter  into his gates  with thanksgiving,  and into his courts  with praise:  be thankful  unto him, and bless  his name.  [5] For the LORD  is good;  his mercy  is everlasting;  and his truth  endureth to all 

What does Psalms 100:4-5 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

The psalmist called on the Israelites to enter the gates of Jerusalem with thanksgiving in their hearts. They should enter the temple courtyard with praise on their lips. They should express their gratitude to Him for His many blessings and should bless Him. The reason for this behavior is that God is good to His people. His loyal love lasts forever, and He will continue to remain faithful to all generations of people.
Every generation that benefits from Yahweh"s goodness, loyal love, and faithfulness should carry out this psalm"s exhortation to serve God happily and worship Him gratefully.