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Psalm 24

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The earth is Yahweh's. Open the gates! The King of Glory is coming in.

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The Earth Is Yahweh’s

A Psalm of David.

1The earth is Yahweh’s, and the fullness thereof,

the world and all who dwell therein.

  • PS 24:1[QUOTED]Quoted in the New Testament → 1CO 10:26
  • PS 24:1[NOTE]THE EARTH IS YAHWEH'S. Paul quotes this to say Christians can eat food from the market, 1 Corinthians 10:26.

2For He has founded it upon the seas

and established it upon the waters.

3Who may ascend the hill of Yahweh?

Who may stand in His holy place?

4He who has clean hands and a pure heart,

who does not lift up his soul to an idol

or swear deceitfully.

  • PS 24:4[HEART]Only those with clean hands and a pure heart may stand in God's holy place.
  • PS 24:4[DEMONIC]Clean hands do not lift up the soul to an idol

5He will receive blessing from Yahweh

and vindication from the God of his salvation.

6Such is the generation of those who seek Him,

who seek Your face, O God of Jacob.

Selah

7Lift up your heads, O gates!

Be lifted up, O ancient doors,

that the King of Glory may enter!

8Who is this King of Glory?

Yahweh strong and mighty,

Yahweh mighty in battle.

9Lift up your heads, O gates!

Be lifted up, O ancient doors,

that the King of Glory may enter!

10Who is He, this King of Glory?

Yahweh of Hosts—

He is the King of Glory.

Selah

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