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why look with envy upon the mountain where God chooses to reign, where the Lord will dwell forever? (Psalms 68, 17)
He ascended the high mountain, leading captives in his train, taking people as tributes, even rebels, to his dwelling. (Psalms 68, 19)
Blessed be the Lord, God our savior, who daily bears our burdens! (Psalms 68, 20)
Ours is a God who saves; our Lord lets us escape from death. (Psalms 68, 21)
But he crushes the heads of his enemies, the hairy crowns of the criminals. (Psalms 68, 22)
that you may bathe your feet in blood, and the tongues of your dogs may have their share of your foes." (Psalms 68, 24)
I remember the procession of the King, of my God, as they came into the sanctuary: (Psalms 68, 25)
the singers in front, the musicians last, between them maidens playing tambourines. (Psalms 68, 26)
There in the lead is the least of them, the tribe of Benjamin; the princes of Judah in a body; the princes of Naphtali, and of Zebulun. (Psalms 68, 28)
Sing to God, O kingdoms of the world; sing praises to the Lord, (Psalms 68, 33)
to him who rides the ancient heavens and speaks in the voice of thunder. (Psalms 68, 34)
Awesome in his sanctuary is the God of Israel. He gives his people power and strength. Blessed be God! (Psalms 68, 36)
