Psalms · Chapter 11 · Psalms 90–100
Our Dwelling-place
Book IV opens with the prayer of Moses: Lord, thou hast been our dwelling-place in all generations — a thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday; he that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High; it is a good thing to give thanks; the floods have lifted up their voice; oh come, let us sing unto Jehovah; sing unto Jehovah a new song; Jehovah reigneth; he sitteth above the cherubim; and make a joyful noise unto Jehovah, all ye lands.
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TitleChapter 11: Our Dwelling-placePsalms 90 – 100
Page 236Psalm 90Psalms 90:1–6
Page 237Psalm 90Psalms 90:7–13
Page 238Psalm 90Psalms 90:14–91:2
Page 239Psalm 91Psalms 91:3–8
Page 240Psalm 91Psalms 91:9–13
Page 241Psalm 91Psalms 91:14–92:3
Page 242Psalm 92Psalms 92:4–8
Page 243Psalm 92Psalms 92:9–13
Page 244Psalm 92Psalms 92:14–93:2
Page 245Psalm 93Psalms 93:3–94:2
Page 246Psalm 94Psalms 94:3–11
Page 247Psalm 94Psalms 94:12–19
Page 248Psalm 94Psalms 94:20–95:2
Page 249Psalm 95Psalms 95:3–7
Page 250Psalm 95Psalms 95:8–96:3
Page 251Psalm 96Psalms 96:4–10
Page 252Psalm 96Psalms 96:11–13
Page 253Psalm 97Psalms 97:1–6
Page 254Psalm 97Psalms 97:7–12
Page 255Psalm 98Psalms 98:1–6
Page 256Psalm 98Psalms 98:7–99:3
Page 257Psalm 99Psalms 99:4–8
Page 258Psalm 99Psalms 99:9–100:5