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Psalms 84 (NIV)
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Ps.84.10

84:10 The psalmist viewed being in God’s presence as much better than being anywhere else.

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Ps.84.11

84:11 Some people worshiped the sun as a god, but the true God provides all that anyone needs.

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Ps.84.1-12

Ps 84 The psalmist expresses his deep spiritual longing for God’s presence. He faints with longing as he reflects on the Temple and on pilgrims making the journey to Jerusalem (84:1-7). He prays for himself and for the community (84:8-9). The conclusion of the psalm (84:10-12) clarifies that the Temple represents God—the psalmist truly longs for God’s presen...

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Ps 84 The psalmist expresses his deep spiritual longing for God’s presence. He faints with longing as he reflects on the Temple and on pilgrims making the journey to Jerusalem (84:1-7). He prays for himself and for the community (84:8-9). The conclusion of the psalm (84:10-12) clarifies that the Temple represents God—the psalmist truly longs for God’s presence. He knows that God’s goodness is greater than life and that only God can give his people favor and honor (84:10-11).

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Ps.84.1-4

84:1-4 The psalmist is far from the Temple. He turns toward it in hopeful reflection.

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psalms 78:15-16

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psalms 84:1-7

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psalms 84:8-9

psalms 84:8-9

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psalms 84:10-11

psalms 84:10-11

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