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Psalm 133–134

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Psalm CXXXIII.

A Song of degrees of David.

Behold, how good and how pleasant it is

For abrethren to dwell together in unity.

2It is like bthe precious ointment cupon the head,

That ran down upon the beard, even Aaron’s beard:

That went down to the dskirts of his garments;

3As the dew of eHermon, and as the dew that descended upon the fmountains of gZion:

For there the Lord hcommanded the blessing,

Even life for evermore.

Psalm CXXXIV.

A Song of degrees.

Behold, bless ye the Lord, all ye aservants of the Lord,

Which bby night acstand in the house of the Lord.

2dLift up your hands in ethe sanctuary,

And bless the Lord.

3The Lord fthat made heaven and earth

gBless thee out of Zion.

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Cross references

  1. aSee Heb. 13. 1.
  2. bEx. 30. 25, 30.
  3. cEx. 29. 7. Lev. 8. 12. See Ps. 23. 5.
  4. dEx. 28. 32. & 39. 23. Job 30. 18 in the Heb.
  5. eSee Deut. 3. 9.
  6. fSee Ps. 87. 1.
  7. gDeut. 4. 48? (not so Heb.).
  8. hLev. 25. 21. Deut. 28. 8. Comp. Ps. 42. 8. & 44. 4. & 68. 28. & 71. 3.
  9. aPs 135. 1, 2.
  10. b1 Chr. 9. 33. See Ps. 92. 2. Comp. Luke 2. 37.
  11. aPs 135. 1, 2.
  12. c1 Chr. 23. 30. 2 Chr. 29. 11. & 35. 5. See Deut. 10. 8.
  13. dPs. 28. 2. See Ps. 119. 48.
  14. ePs. 63. 2.
  15. fSee Ps. 115. 15.
  16. gSee Ps. 128. 5.