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Psalms 134:2 · BSB
134:2 Lift up your hands to the sanctuary and bless the LORD!
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…there are not options or suggestions for us in how we worship God, but there's actually commands that are given to us. We got lifting hands.Psalm 134, verse 2says, Lift up your hands to the holy place and what? Bless the Lord. 1 Timothy 2, 8. I desire that in every place men should pray. Lifting holy…
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…ago too, with the words, my hands went up. You know what I was doing? I wasn't trying to impress anybody with my hands up, even though he says inPsalms 134, verse 2, lift your hands in the sanctuary and bless the Lord. So I was just being biblical. But no, that's not what I was doing. You know what I was doing?…
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…Lord, for your word. In fact, Psalms 106, verse 48 says, I will lift my hands up to thee for the word of God. Blessing. And here's another one.Psalms 134, verse 2says, I will lift my hands in the sanctuary and bless the Lord. What are you blessing the Lord for? Let me tell you what you're blessing him for.…
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…believe you ought to raise your hands, church. Well, that's not what scripture says. I will lift my hands in the sanctuary and bless the Lord.Psalms 134, verse 2. Well, I just don't think that's reverent. Well, you can think anything you want to think, but if it's scriptural, it's reverent. What does the…
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