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Psalm 132–134

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Psalm 132

A song for those who go up to Jerusalem to worship the Lord.

1Lord, remember David

and all of the hard times he went through.

2Lord, he took an oath.

Mighty One of Jacob, he made a promise to you.

3He said, “I won’t enter my house

or go to bed.

4I won’t let my eyes sleep.

I won’t close my eyelids

5until I find a place for the Lord.

I want to build a house for the Mighty One of Jacob.”

6Here are the words we heard in Ephrathah.

We heard them again in the fields of Kiriath Jearim.

7“Let us go to the Lord’s house.

Let us worship at his feet.

8Lord, rise up and come to your resting place.

Come in together with the ark. It’s the sign of your power.

9May your priests put on godliness as if it were their clothes.

May your faithful people sing with joy.”

10In honor of your servant David,

don’t turn your back on your anointed king.

11The Lord took an oath and made a promise to David.

It is a firm promise that he will never break.

He said, “After you die,

I will place one of your own sons on your throne.

12If your sons keep my covenant

and the laws I teach them,

then their sons will sit

on your throne for ever and ever.”

13The Lord has chosen Zion.

That’s the place where he wants to live.

14He has said, “This will be my resting place for ever and ever.

Here I will sit on my throne, because that’s what I want.

15I will greatly bless Zion with everything it needs.

I will give plenty of food to the poor people living there.

16I will put salvation on its priests as if it were their clothes.

God’s faithful people will always sing with joy.

17“Here in Jerusalem I will raise up a mighty king from the family of David.

I will set up the lamp of David’s kingdom for my anointed king.

Its flame will burn brightly forever.

18I will put shame on his enemies as if it were their clothes.

But the royal crown he wears will shine with glory.”

Psalm 133

A song for those who go up to Jerusalem to worship the Lord. A psalm of David.

1How good and pleasant it is

when God’s people live together in peace!

2It’s like the special olive oil

that was poured on Aaron’s head.

It ran down on his beard

and on the collar of his robe.

3It’s as if the dew of Mount Hermon

were falling on Mount Zion.

There the Lord gives his blessing.

He gives life that never ends.

Psalm 134

A song for those who go up to Jerusalem to worship the Lord.

1All of you who serve the Lord, praise the Lord.

All of you who serve at night in the house of the Lord, praise him.

2Lift up your hands in the temple

and praise the Lord.

3May the Lord bless you from Zion.

He is the Maker of heaven and earth.

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