Una vez ha hablado Dios; Dos veces he oído esto: Que de Dios es el poder; (Psalm 62:11)

Y Tuya es, oh Señor, la misericordia, Pues Tú pagas al hombre conforme a sus obras. (Psalm 62:12)

Salmo de David, cuando estaba en el desierto de Judá. Oh Dios, Tú eres mi Dios; Te buscaré con afán. Mi alma tiene sed de Ti, mi carne Te anhela Cual tierra seca y árida donde no hay agua. (Psalm 63:1)

Así Te contemplaba en el santuario, Para ver Tu poder y Tu gloria.

Porque Tu misericordia es mejor que la vida, Mis labios Te alabarán. (Psalm 63:3)

Así Te bendeciré mientras viva, En Tu nombre alzaré mis manos. (Psalm 63:4)

Como con médula y grasa está saciada mi alma; Y con labios jubilosos Te alaba mi boca. (Psalm 63:5)

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Psalm 63:2 - Cross Reference

Santo es, oh Dios, Tu camino; ¿Qué dios hay grande como nuestro Dios? (Psalm 77:13)

Y entregó al cautiverio Su poderío, Y Su gloria en manos del adversario. (Psalm 78:61)

La gloria del Líbano vendrá a ti, El ciprés, el olmo y el boj a una, Para hermosear el lugar de Mi santuario. Y Yo haré glorioso el lugar de Mis pies. (Isaiah 60:13)

Pero llamó al niño Icabod (Sin gloria) y dijo: "¡Se ha ido la gloria de Israel!" por haber sido tomada el arca de Dios, y por la muerte de su suegro y de su marido. (1 Samuel 4:21)

Anhela mi alma, y aun desea con ansias los atrios del SEÑOR; Mi corazón y mi carne cantan con gozo al Dios vivo. (Psalm 84:2)

Entonces Moisés dijo: "Te ruego que me muestres Tu gloria." (Exodus 33:18)

Gloria y majestad están delante de El; Poder y hermosura en Su santuario. (Psalm 96:6)

Una cosa he pedido al SEÑOR, y ésa buscaré: Que habite yo en la casa del SEÑOR todos los días de mi vida, Para contemplar la hermosura del SEÑOR Y para meditar en Su templo. (Psalm 27:4)

en los cuales el dios de este mundo ha cegado el entendimiento (la mente) de los incrédulos, para que no vean el resplandor del evangelio de la gloria de Cristo, que es la imagen de Dios. (2 Corinthians 4:4)

Hasta que entré en el santuario de Dios; Entonces comprendí el fin de ellos. (Psalm 73:17)

La gloria de Tu reino dirán, Y hablarán de Tu poder, (Psalm 145:11)

Busquen al SEÑOR y Su fortaleza; Busquen Su rostro continuamente. (1 Chronicles 16:11)

Ellos han visto Tu procesión, oh Dios, La procesión de mi Dios, mi Rey, hacia el santuario. (Psalm 68:24)

Alcen sus manos al santuario Y bendigan al SEÑOR. (Psalm 134:2)

Busquen al SEÑOR y Su fortaleza; Busquen Su rostro continuamente. (Psalm 105:4)