Psalm 33 is a beautiful example of pure praise to God as it celebrates His character, power, and sovereignty. It is believed to be linked to the previous Psalm 32 as the befitting response of those who have had their sins forgiven and have been counted righteous. The Psalm generally calls all people to praise God for who He is (righteous and just) and what He has done in creation and in fulfilling His purposes in all the earth. Both God's character and power are necessary to carry out His sovereign purposes. A just God who is impotent is incapable of carrying out His own good will; an omnipotent God who is not inherently just would be treacherous. But because God is both good and all-powerful, He can always be trusted to act in ways consistent with his essential nature.
Psalm 33 celebrates the enduring quality of God's creation as a foundation for people to trust and hope in Him; but in the end it is not the creation, but the Creator, God Himself, who inspires the Psalmist's hope, as well as the hope of all those upon whom His favor rests.
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A native of New York, Pastor LoSardo was saved by the grace of God in 1986 after hearing the Gospel from his brother, while pursuing a career in scientific research. He was ordained into the ministry in 1995 and served as the Associate Pastor of a large messianic congregation...
