Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 148:14

His people, the praise of all his saints. But among all, one class in particular is called on to praise him, for they have an additional motive for so doing, namely, "his people", and "his saints." As man above all the creatures, so among men his elect or chosen, who are the objects of his special grace, and, above all, of his redeeming love. He also exalteth the horn of his people —exalts them, one and all, from the death of sin to the life of righteousness, and consequent on this, from the dust of earth to the glory of heaven. "The praise of all his saints"; and, yet again, among them, of one people in particular —"even of the children of Israel, a people near unto him." "Near to him" of old, and yet again to be —yea, nearest of all the peoples of the earth —when he recalls them from their dispersion, and again places his name and his throne among them. HALLELUJAH —PRAISE YE THE LORD. —William De Burgh.