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Psalm 132–134

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In Praise of the Temple

A song for going up to worship.

132Lord, remember David

and all his suffering.

2He made an oath to the Lord,

a promise to the Mighty God of Jacob.

3He said, “I will not go home to my house,

or lie down on my bed,

4or close my eyes,

or let myself sleep

5until I find a place for the Lord.

I want to provide a home for the Mighty God of Jacob.”

6We heard about the Ark in Bethlehem.

We found it at Kiriath Jearim.

7Let’s go to the Lord’s house.

Let’s worship at his footstool.

8Rise, Lord, and come to your resting place;

come with the Ark that shows your strength.

9May your priests do what is right.

May your people sing for joy.

10For the sake of your servant David,

do not reject your appointed king.

11The Lord made a promise to David,

a sure promise that he will not take back.

He promised, “I will make one of your descendants

rule as king after you.

12If your sons keep my agreement

and the rules that I teach them,

then their sons after them will rule

on your throne forever and ever.”

13The Lord has chosen Jerusalem;

he wants it for his home.

14He says, “This is my resting place forever.

Here is where I want to stay.

15I will bless her with plenty;

I will fill her poor with food.

16I will cover her priests with salvation,

and those who worship me will really sing for joy.

17“I will make a king come from the family of David.

I will provide my appointed one descendants to rule after him.

18I will cover his enemies with shame,

but his crown will shine.”

The Love of God’s People

A song for going up to worship. Of David.

133It is good and pleasant

when God’s people live together in peace!

2It is like perfumed oil poured on the priest’s head

and running down his beard.

It ran down Aaron’s beard

and on to the collar of his robes.

3It is like the dew of Mount Hermon

falling on the hills of Jerusalem.

There the Lord gives his blessing

of life forever.

Temple Guards, Praise the Lord

A song for going up to worship.

134Praise the Lord, all you servants of the Lord,

you who serve at night in the Temple of the Lord.

2Raise your hands in the Temple

and praise the Lord.

3May the Lord bless you from Mount Zion,

he who made heaven and earth.

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