When will all people, from kings and princes to young and old, praise the LORD?
All people, from kings, princes, and judges to young men, maidens, old men, and children, will praise the LORD when the curse is lifted and Christ returns. This future event follows the removal of the curse that currently affects creation, including the animal kingdom.
Les teaches that this universal praise will occur when the curse is lifted and Christ returns. The passage lists kings of the earth, all people, princes, judges, young men, maidens, old men, and children, urging them to praise the LORD because His name alone is excellent and His glory is above earth and heaven. Les illustrates the curse's effect by pointing to the animal and bird kingdoms, which live in constant fear of being somebody else's lunch. He uses the cottontail rabbit as an everyday example: it never relaxes because a neighbor's dog, an owl, hawks, foxes, or coyotes would grab it. But someday it will no longer have to worry, illustrating the future lifting of the curse.
When will people of every age and rank praise the LORD?
According to the passage, people of every age and rank—kings, princes, judges, young men, maidens, old men, and children—will praise the LORD when the curse is lifted and Christ returns. That future event follows His return and the removal of the curse.
When will all people — kings, princes, judges, young and old — finally praise the name of the LORD?
All people—kings, princes, judges, young and old—will finally praise the name of the LORD when the curse is lifted and Christ returns. That future restoration removes the fear and corruption of the cursed creation, gathering every rank and age to exalt His excellent name above earth and heaven.