Psalm 96, in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible, is a beautiful hymn that calls upon all people to praise and worship God. It emphasizes the greatness of the Lord and encourages everyone to declare His glory among the nations. The psalmist exhorts the people to sing a new song, to bless and magnify God's name, and to proclaim His marvelous works.
Throughout the psalm, there is a resounding call to worship, as the psalmist invites all people, tribes, and nations to ascribe to the Lord the honor and strength that is due to Him. The psalmist acknowledges the greatness of God as the Creator and Ruler of the world, and urges the earth and all its inhabitants to rejoice in His presence.
The psalm also highlights the majesty and splendor of God, describing Him as worthy of fear and reverence. It emphasizes that the gods of the nations are idols, but the Lord is the one true God who made the heavens. The psalm concludes with a reminder that the Lord will judge the world with righteousness and truth.