Löydetty 1914 Tulokset: King Agrippa
Swing back, doors, higher yet; reach higher, immemorial gates, to let the King enter in triumph! (Psalms 23, 9)
Who is this great King? It is the Lord of Armies that comes here on his way triumphant. (Psalms 23, 10)
The Lord defends his own people, protects the king he has anointed. (Psalms 27, 8)
Out of a raging flood, the Lord makes a dwelling-place; the Lord sits enthroned as a king for ever. (Psalms 28, 10)
I too have no King, no God, save thee; who else sent deliverance to Jacob? (Psalms 43, 5)
Joyful the thoughts that well up from my heart, the King’s honour for my theme; my tongue flows readily as the pen of a swift writer. (Psalms 44, 2)
so sharp are thy arrows, subduing nations to thy will, daunting the hearts of the king’s enemies. (Psalms 44, 6)
thy beauty, now, is all for the king’s delight; he is thy Lord, and worship belongs to him.) (Psalms 44, 12)
a robe of rich embroidery, to meet the King. The maidens of her court follow her into thy presence, (Psalms 44, 15)
all rejoicing, all triumphant, as they enter the king’s palace! (Psalms 44, 16)
A psalm, a psalm for our God, a psalm, a psalm for our King! (Psalms 46, 7)
God is King of all the earth; sound the hymn of praise! (Psalms 46, 8)
