Psalm 15 is David’s five-verse answer to the oldest question in worship: who may stand before a holy God? Scholars call it an entrance liturgy - a question-and-answer poem sung at the Temple gates, reminding worshippers that access to God belongs to those whose honesty, loyalty, and ethics are seamlessly whole. The psa
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Lyrics
LORD, who shall dwell In your holy place?
Who shall live on your holy hill? He who walks blamelessly And does what is right And speaks truth in his heart
He who doesn’t slander with his tongue Nor does evil to his friend Nor casts slurs against his fellow man In whose eyes a vile man is despised
But who honours those who fear the LORD? He who keeps his word even when it hurts And doesn’t waver He who doesn’t lend out his money for usury
Nor take a bribe against the innocent He who does these things Shall stand unshaken He shall dwell securely
In the sacred place of the LORD Walking blamelessly Doing what is right Speaking truth in his heart
He who keeps his word Even when it hurts Shall stand unshaken He shall dwell securely
In your holy place, LORD
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