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Psalm 98 has inspired numerous musical compositions, most notably Isaac Watts' hymn 'Joy to the World,' which is based on the themes of joy and celebration found in this psalm.
The hymn 'Joy to the World' has become one of the most famous Christmas carols, celebrating the coming of the Lord and His reign, thus shaping the cultural and religious celebration of Christmas.
The imagery of nature rejoicing and the call to sing a new song to the Lord has inspired artists to depict scenes of creation celebrating God's majesty.
These artistic expressions highlight the theme of creation's response to God's sovereignty, encouraging a sense of wonder and reverence for the natural world.
The theme of God's righteous judgment in Psalm 98 has been explored in literature, emphasizing the hope and justice that God's rule brings to the world.
This theme has contributed to discussions on justice and righteousness, influencing ethical frameworks and the understanding of divine justice in Christian theology.