KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Psalms 122:8
8. For my brethren and companions' sakes, I will now say, Peace be within thee.
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Summary: Psalm 122 is a song of ascents attributed to David, expressing deep joy and gratitude for the city of Jerusalem. The psalm opens with the psalmist's gladness at the invitation to worship in Jerusalem, signifying the importance of communal worship and the centrality of the city in Israel's spiritual life. A key theme is the peace and security found in Jerusalem, which is depicted as a place for the gathering of the tribes of Israel and a focal point for their worship. The psalm also emphasizes the importance of praying for the peace of Jerusalem, indicating that the well-being of the city is tied to the prosperity of its inhabitants and the overall health of Israel. The mention of the houses of the Lord reinforces the sacredness of the space where God dwells among His people. Ultimately, the psalm conveys a message of hope, unity, and the call for believers to contribute to the peace and stability of their spiritual home, highlighting the communal aspect of faith within the context of a shared religious heritage.
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