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These questions encourage people to stop focusing on their issues with the wicked and to reflect on themselves (see Psalm 15:1).
God's holy place is the holy mountain, referring to both Jerusalem and heaven.
The citizens of the King’s realm include all who seek him. The Lord invites them to enter his presence.
The shepherd from Psalm 23, who is also the King of the world, takes control of Zion.
This series of psalms shows a journey from confidence and commitment (Psalms 20–21), through anguish and abandonment (Psalm 22), and finally to comfort, insight, and hope (Psalms 23–24).
These psalms develop the importance of:
God's care as a shepherd (Psalms 23:1; 28:9),
God's guidance (Psalms 23:2–3; 25:5; 27:11),
God's goodness (Psalms 23:6; 25:7–8; 27:13), and
living in his house (Psalms 23:6; 26:8; 27:4, 8).
David Clean, Unclean, and Holy God’s Presence in the Psalms Holiness by Relationship Pure Worship
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Cleanness and Uncleanness, Regulations Concerning David Glory Music Psalms, Book of
Topics
Access to God: A Privilege of Saints Church: Holy Place God: Access To Heaven: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Holiness: General Scriptures Concerning Holiness: Necessary to God's Worship Integrity: General Scriptures Concerning Penitent: Promises To Purity of Heart Righteous: Described Righteousness: Fruits of Seekers: General Scriptures Concerning Worship: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To