Looking at the character, conduct and communication of those who may abide in the presence of the Lord. Worshippers visiting the temple likely asked these questions.
1. LORD, who may abide (sojourn, to dwell) in Your tabernacle (a special place of God)? – Psa. 15:1
2. Who may dwell (to stay) in Your holy hill (a place of God)? – Psa. 15:1
3. Who may ascend (to go up) into the hill of the Lord? - Psa. 24:3
4. Or who may stand (be upright) in His holy place? – Psa. 24:3
Living a holy life, which involves adhering to God's moral principles, is necessary to be considered worthy of standing in the presence of God and worshipping Him. The Bible states, "Pursue holiness, without which no one will see the Lord." (Hebrews 12:14)
Looking at the character, conduct and communication of those who may abide in the presence of the Lord. Worshippers visiting the temple likely asked these questions.
1. LORD, who may abide (sojourn, to dwell) in Your tabernacle (a special place of God)? – Psa. 15:1
2. Who may dwell (to stay) in Your holy hill (a place of God)? – Psa. 15:1
3. Who may ascend (to go up) into the hill of the Lord? - Psa. 24:3
4. Or who may stand (be upright) in His holy place? – Psa. 24:3
Living a holy life, which involves adhering to God's moral principles, is necessary to be considered worthy of standing in the presence of God and worshipping Him. The Bible states, "Pursue holiness, without which no one will see the Lord." (Hebrews 12:14)