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Psalm 23–24

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The Lord the Shepherd

A psalm of David.

23The Lord is my shepherd;

I have everything I need.

2He lets me rest in green pastures.

He leads me to calm water.

3He gives me new strength.

He leads me on paths that are right

for the good of his name.

4Even if I walk through a very dark valley,

I will not be afraid,

because you are with me.

Your rod and your shepherd’s staff comfort me.

5You prepare a meal for me

in front of my enemies.

You pour oil of blessing on my head; n

you fill my cup to overflowing.

6Surely your goodness and love will be with me

all my life,

and I will live in the house of the Lord forever.

A Welcome for God into the Temple

A psalm of David.

24The earth belongs to the Lord, and everything in it—

the world and all its people.

2He built it on the waters

and set it on the rivers.

3Who may go up on the mountain of the Lord?

Who may stand in his holy Temple?

4Only those with clean hands and pure hearts,

who have not worshiped idols,

who have not made promises in the name of a false god.

5They will receive a blessing from the Lord;

the God who saves them will declare them right.

6They try to follow God;

they look to the God of Jacob for help.

Selah

7Open up, you gates.

Open wide, you aged doors

and the glorious King will come in.

8Who is this glorious King?

The Lord, strong and mighty.

The Lord, the powerful warrior.

9Open up, you gates.

Open wide, you aged doors

and the glorious King will come in.

10Who is this glorious King?

The Lord All-Powerful—

he is the glorious King.

Selah

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Footnotes

  1. npour oil … head This can mean that God gave him great wealth and blessed him.