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Notes
Some people worshiped the sun as a god, but the true God provides all that anyone needs.
The psalmist deeply longs for God's presence. He feels weak with longing as he thinks about the temple and the pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem (Psalm 84:1–7). He prays for himself and the community (Psalm 84:8–9).
The end of the psalm (Psalm 84:10–12) shows that the temple represents God. The psalmist truly desires God's presence. He understands that God's goodness is better than life and that only God can grant his people favor and honor (Psalm 84:10–11).
Parallels
Glossary
Baca, Valley of Gittith Korahite, Korathite Music Numbers, Book of Psalms, Book of Sun Zion
Topics
Blessing: Spiritual, from God Favor Gifts from God: Unclassified Scriptures Relating to Both Temporal and Spiritual Glory: Spiritual is Given by God God: Grace of God: Preserver Grace: God is the Giver of Grace: Specially Given: To Those Who Walk Uprightly Privileges of Saints: Having God for Their: Shield Promises of God Righteous: Promises To, Expressed or Implied Select Readings: The Joy of the Righteous Shield of God's Protection Sun: Figurative The Gifts of God: Spiritual: Glory The Gifts of God: Spiritual: Grace The Sun of God's Favour Today Uprightness: They Who Walk In, Shall: Have Nothing Good Withheld Walking Upright