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Psalm 133

Vers 1

Notenbalk regel 1 (iso)Notenbalk regel 1 (rit)How good it is when brothers are united,
Notenbalk regel 2 (iso)Notenbalk regel 2 (rit) with one another’s company delighted,
Notenbalk regel 3 (iso)Notenbalk regel 3 (rit) and live in pleasant harmony.
Notenbalk regel 4 (iso)Notenbalk regel 4 (rit) It’s like the precious oil on Aaron’s head
Notenbalk regel 5 (iso)Notenbalk regel 5 (rit) when down his beard and priestly robe it spread,
Notenbalk regel 6 (iso)Notenbalk regel 6 (rit) that he might God’s anointed be.

Vers 2

Notenbalk regel 1 (iso)Notenbalk regel 1 (rit)It’s like the dew of Hermon, so refreshing,
Notenbalk regel 2 (iso)Notenbalk regel 2 (rit) which to the hills of Zion is a blessing
Notenbalk regel 3 (iso)Notenbalk regel 3 (rit) when it in cooling drops descends.
Notenbalk regel 4 (iso)Notenbalk regel 4 (rit) For there, in Zion, in his dwelling place,
Notenbalk regel 5 (iso)Notenbalk regel 5 (rit) the LORD bestows amazing gifts of grace
Notenbalk regel 6 (iso)Notenbalk regel 6 (rit) and grants the life that never ends.
About this psalm

Psalm 133 is a psalm of David and belongs to Book V (Psalm 107–150) of the Psalter. Song of Ascents: Bears the heading "Song of Ascents".

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