Whoo, this'll take a minute. You will notice if you look at the context of these verses that they all are from David's Psalms (or poems). In these passages, David uses such language as "Let the sea roar" and "let the fields rejoice". Why do you not assume the Bible says the ground can talk and sing? Also the Bible usually uses Earth and World to talk about every person. The world. (Simple right?) Also also, look in that same verse. "Fear before him, all the earth:" Do you think he's stating the physical earth should fear God? As you can see, context is important. Taking part of a statement often won't show the true nature of the entire statement. Just some food for thought.
