Psalms 145:12
“to make known to the sons of men his mighty acts, the glory of the majesty of his kingdom.”
What does Psalms 145:12 mean?
The psalmist is describing how God's powerful works speak for themselves across generations. When we witness what God does, whether through history, nature, or our own lives, those actions naturally draw attention to His greatness and the strength of His rule. There's something deeply human about this: we can't help but want to share stories of something amazing we've seen or experienced. The psalmist says God's acts are so remarkable that they make His glory and kingship known without anyone having to force the message. It's an invitation to notice what God is doing and, in noticing, to recognize His character.