1, Psalm 1 14 begins with "Praise the Lord", which is a common expression calling on people to praise God. This expression appears many times in the poem, emphasizing the importance of praise and gratitude.
The poet described the experience of the Israelites leaving Egypt. He praised God's wonderful deeds and salvation, and pointed out that God is "his right hand can do a lot". This description not only emphasizes the salvation of God, but also expresses people's awe and gratitude to God.
The poet appeals to people to fear God and praise God's love and justice. He believes that people should respect and praise God, because God deserves our respect. Poets use "goodness" and "righteousness" to describe the characteristics of God and express people's trust and dependence on God.
4. The poet ends with "The Lord is kind to all people" and once again appeals to people to praise God. This expression emphasizes the universality and justice of God and points out that God is not only the God of Israel, but also the God of all nationalities. This ending calls on people to praise and thank God regardless of nationality or nationality.
5. Psalm 1 14 is a hymn, the main content of which is to praise God's wonderful deeds and love. The poet expressed his gratitude and trust to God by describing the experience of Israel leaving Egypt, calling on people to fear God and praise God's love and justice.
The influence of the Psalms:
1. Influence on literature: The Book of Songs has had a wide influence on later literature, including different literary forms such as poetry, novel and drama. Many writers get inspiration from the Psalm and use its language and images for reference to create unique literary works.
2. Influence on music: Poetry is very musical, and many poems have been written into songs, which have become an important part of church music. These songs are widely sung in worship ceremonies and daily life, which enhances people's experience and feelings of faith.
3. Influence on culture: As an important part of Jewish culture, poetry has a profound influence on the culture and values of the Jewish nation. At the same time, poems have also influenced other cultures and become an important part of human cultural heritage.