Why is the praise theme of Psalm 86 appropriate for people who have gone through the tribulation and are in heaven?
The praise theme fits because those in heaven’s throne room have come out of the horrible tribulation, and their exaltation and worship match the song sung just before the Lord returns and sets up His Kingdom. Their praise proclaims God’s greatness, wondrous works, and uniqueness in His very presence.
Les explains that Psalm 86 carries the same theme of exaltation, worship, and praise seen earlier in the Psalms. He says this is especially appropriate for those in the very throne room of heaven who have come out of the horrible tribulation experience. In Psalm 86:8–10, the words declare that among the gods there is none like the LORD, nor any works like His works, and that all nations He has made shall come and worship before Him and glorify His name. Les notes that this song is sung just before the Lord returns and sets up His Kingdom, and Revelation shows this is exactly what they will be singing and proclaiming in the very presence of God.
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Why is the praise of Psalm 86 so appropriate for the tribulation saints in heaven?
This praise of exaltation is especially appropriate for those in God's throne room because they have just come out of the horrible tribulation experience.