Biblical Themes Visualized: Basic English Bible Images for Psalms Chapter 99
Psalms 99:1. The Lord is King; let the peoples be in fear: his seat is on the winged ones; let the earth be moved.
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Psalms 99:2. The Lord is great in Zion; he is high over all the nations.
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Psalms 99:3. Let them give praise to your name, for it is great and to be feared; holy is he.
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Psalms 99:4. The king's power is used for righteousness; you give true decisions, judging rightly in the land of Jacob.
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Psalms 99:5. Give high honour to the Lord our God, worshipping at his feet; holy is he.
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Psalms 99:6. Moses and Aaron among his priests, and Samuel among those who gave honour to his name; they made prayers to the Lord, and he gave answers to them.
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Psalms 99:7. His voice came to them from the pillar of cloud; they kept his witness, and the law which he gave them.
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Psalms 99:8. You gave them an answer, O Lord our God; you took away their sin, though you gave them punishment for their wrongdoing.
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Psalms 99:9. Give high honour to the Lord our God, worshipping with your faces turned to his holy hill; for the Lord our God is holy.
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