De los hijos de Coré. Salmo. Canto. Esta casa está asentada en el monte santo.
El Señor ama las puertas de Sión más que todas las tiendas de Jacob.
De ti se dicen cosas gloriosas, ciudad de Dios. Selah
«Rahab y Babilonia serán nombradas entre quienes me conocen. Miren a Filistea y Tiro, junto con Etiopía: este nació allí».
De Sión se dirá: «Este y aquel nacieron allí»; el Altísimo la afirmará.
Cuando el Señor escriba el registro de los pueblos, recordará: «Este nació allí». Selah
Allí estarán los músicos, y los que bailan dirán: «Todas mis fuentes están en ti».
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