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And there he built his sanctuary, immovable as heaven or earth, his own unchanging handiwork. (Psalms 77, 69)
(A psalm. Of Asaph.) O God, the heathen have broken into thy inheritance; they have profaned the temple, thy sanctuary, and left Jerusalem in ruins. (Psalms 78, 1)
Willingly would I give a thousand of my days for one spent in thy courts! Willingly reach but the threshold of my God’s house, so I might dwell no more in the abode of sinners! (Psalms 83, 11)
In thy sight, a thousand years are but as yesterday, that has come and gone, or as one of the night-watches. (Psalms 89, 4)
Though a thousand fall at thy side, ten thousand at thy right hand, it shall never come next or near thee; (Psalms 90, 7)
the Lord, who looks down from his sanctuary on high, viewing earth from heaven, (Psalms 101, 20)
He keeps in everlasting memory that covenant of his, that promise which a thousand ages might not cancel. (Psalms 104, 8)
checking the Red Sea, so that it dried up, and leading them through its depths as safely as if they trod the desert sands. (Psalms 105, 9)
They believed, then, in his promises, sang songs, then, in his honour, (Psalms 105, 12)
high up towards heaven they were carried, then sank into the trough, with spirits fainting at their peril; (Psalms 106, 26)
Here, he changes rivers into desert sand, wells into dry ground; (Psalms 106, 33)
God’s word came to us from his sanctuary: In triumph I will divide up Sichem, and parcel out the valley of Tents; (Psalms 107, 8)
