O Worship the King

Psalm "O Worship the King" is a great hymn used today in church today. Sir Robert Grant is the author of this hymn. He wrote this hymn, it reflects how great God is and how great he is for us. God deserves worship and praise. Sir Robert Grant elicited many areas of God that we will worship him. The song was taken from Psalm 104 where the poet showed the greatness of God. This song was written during Sir Robert Grant's lifetime.

"Shadrack, Meshach, Abed Nego answered and said to King King Nebuchadnezzar, if so, we are not prudent to answer you, save us from your hand, O king, Otherwise, O king, do not tell you, we will neither serve your God nor worship the golden statue that you made. "(Daniel 3: 16-18). "One of the most witnesses of reform was a protest action advocated by Prince German Prince in Spears' meal in 1529. Their protest gave Protestant names to reformed churches; its principle was" Protestant Essence "(D'Aubigne, bk.13, ch.6; Ellen White, great controversy, page 197)

8 Therefore, some of the Chaldeans of those days made progress towards accusing the Jews. 9 They said to Nebuchadnezzar, "Well, you will live forever.10 King, you issued laws and orders Horn, flute, harp, stringed instruments and anyone who hears a lonely voice, every kind of Fall into music symphonies and worship golden images 11 Falling and not worshiping people are thrown into a burning furnace 12 You have several Jews in the case of the province of Babylonia King, I have not given you any legitimate consideration, they will neither serve your God nor worship the golden statues you made. "