Psalm 98

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Upon this the true Israel sing again. As it were, they use the tabret and harp, which we know, as observed above, are to be theirs, even in the day of God’s judgments. His judicial righteousness is the theme of their gladness here; and again they summon all to join with them. They also chant their own salvation in the day of this judgment. For we know that they will be drawn out of many waters: like Noah they will be preserved in the very place of judgment-like Lot, drawn forth in safety from it. (See Psa. 18:1616He sent from above, he took me, he drew me out of many waters. (Psalm 18:16).) They will then be spared, the same day illuminating them, and consuming the enemy (Mal. 3:44Then shall the offering of Judah and Jerusalem be pleasant unto the Lord, as in the days of old, and as in former years. (Malachi 3:4)). They will only be refined by these fires (Zech. 13).
All Scripture shows, like this Psalm, that the joy of the whole earth will follow the restoration of Zion. And the praises of the Lord will then be as “a loud noise:” for all will join in them; and there will be no rebuking of them, or silencing of them, through the unbelief of the world. There will be nothing to check, but all to swell the full concert of praise then.