Luke 19:37 Cross References - NSB

³⁷ He was near the descent of the Mount of Olives. The entire crowd of disciples rejoiced and praised God with a loud voice for all the mighty works they had seen.

¹ Moses and the Israelites sang this song to Jehovah: »I will sing to Jehovah, because he has won a glorious victory. He has thrown the horses and their riders into the sea. ² »Jehovah is my strong defender. He is the one who has saved me. He is my God, and I will praise him, my father’s God, and I will sing about his greatness. ³ »Jehovah is His name, and he is a warrior! ⁴ »He threw the chariots and army of Egypt’s king into the Red Sea, and he drowned the best of the king’s army. ⁵ »The depths have covered them. They sank to the bottom just like boulders. ⁶ »With the tremendous force of your right arm, Jehovah, you crushed your enemies. ⁷ »In the greatness of your excellence you overthrow those who rose up against you. You sent your wrath and consumed them like stubble. ⁸ »With a blast from your nostrils, the water piled up. The waves stood up like a dam. The deep water thickened in the middle of the sea. ⁹ »The enemy said: ‘I will pursue them! I will catch them! I will divide the loot! I will take all I want! I will use my sword! I will take all they have!’« ¹⁰ »Your breath blew the sea over them. They sank like lead in the raging water. ¹¹ »Who among the gods is like you Jehovah? Who is like you, wonderful in holiness? Who can work wonders and mighty acts like yours? ¹² »You stretched out your right hand, and the earth swallowed our enemies. ¹³ »Using your powerful love, you rescued (redeemed) the people. ¹⁴ »Nations learned of this and trembled. The Philistines shook with horror. ¹⁵ »The sheiks (chiefs) of Edom were dismayed. The leaders of Moab are griped with fear. The inhabitants of Canaan are filled with fear. ¹⁶ »Terror and dread fall upon them. By the greatness of your arm they are motionless as stone. Until your people pass over, O Jehovah, until the people pass over whom you have purchased. ¹⁷ »You will bring them and plant them on your own mountain, the place where you live, O Jehovah, the holy place that you built with your own hands, O Jehovah. ¹⁸ »Jehovah will rule as king forever and ever.«

¹ That day Deborah and Barak sang this song: ² »Praise Jehovah! The Israelites were determined to fight. The people gladly volunteered. ³ »Listen, you kings! Pay attention, you rulers! I will sing and play music to Israel’s God, Jehovah. ⁴ »Jehovah, when you left the mountains of Seir, when you came out of Edom, the earth shook, and rain fell from the sky. Yes, water poured out of the clouds. ⁵ »The mountains shook before Jehovah of Sinai, before Jehovah, the God of Israel. ⁶ »In the days of Shamgar son of Anath, in the days of Jael, the highways were deserted. Travelers used the back roads. ⁷ »The towns of Israel were abandoned. They stood empty until I Deborah came, came like a mother for Israel. ⁸ »There was war in the land when the Israelites chose new gods. Of the forty thousand men in Israel, did anyone carry shield or spear? ⁹ »My heart is with the commanders of Israel, with the people who gladly volunteered. Praise Jehovah! ¹⁰ »Speak of it, you who ride on white donkeys, sitting on saddles. You that must walk wherever you go. ¹¹ »Listen! The noisy crowds around the wells are telling about Jehovah’s victories, the victories of Israel’s people! Then Jehovah’s people marched down from their cities. ¹² »Wake up, wake up, Deborah: awake, awake, and utter a song. Arise, Barak, and lead your captives away, you son of Abinoam. ¹³ »Then he made those who remain to dominate over the nobles among the people. Jehovah made me have dominion over the mighty. ¹⁴ »They came from Ephraim to the valley. They were behind the tribe of Benjamin and its people. The commanders came down from Machir. The officers came down from Zebulun. ¹⁵ »The leaders of Issachar came with Deborah. Issachar came and Barak too, and they followed him into the valley. But the tribe of Reuben was divided; they could not decide to come. ¹⁶ »Why did they stay behind with the sheep? Did they listen to shepherds calling the flocks? Yes, the tribe of Reuben was divided; they could not decide to come. ¹⁷ »The tribe of Gad stayed east of the Jordan. The tribe of Dan remained by the ships. The tribe of Asher stayed by the seacoast. They remained by the shore. ¹⁸ »The people of Zebulun and Naphtali risked their lives on the battlefield. ¹⁹ »The kings fought at Taanach, by the stream of Megiddo. The kings of Canaan fought, but they took no silver away. ²⁰ »As the stars moved across the sky they fought against Sisera. ²¹ »The River Kishon swept them away. That ancient flooding river swept them away. March on! March on and be strong. ²² »Then the horses hooves thundered and his mighty steeds stamped the ground. ²³ »Curse Meroz, says Jehovah’s angel: Curse those who live there. They did not come to help Jehovah. They did not come as soldiers to fight for him. ²⁴ »Jael, the wife of Heber the Kenite, is the most blessed of women. The most blessed of women who live in tents. ²⁵ »Sisera asked for water. She gave him milk. She brought him cream in a beautiful bowl. ²⁶ »She took a tent peg in one hand and hammer in the other. She struck Sisera and crushed his skull. Yes, she pierced him through the head. ²⁷ »He sank to his knees and fell down at her feet. At her feet he sank. He fell to the ground, dead. ²⁸ »Sisera’s mother looked thru the window. From behind the lattice she looked. Why is his chariot so late in coming? She asked. Why are his horses so slow to return? ²⁹ »The wisest of her ladies answered her, and she told herself over and over, ³⁰ »They are finding things to capture and divide. They find a woman or two for every soldier, rich cloth for Sisera, embroidered pieces for the queen. ³¹ »May all your enemies die like that, Jehovah, may your friends shine like the rising sun! There was peace in the land for forty years.«

² He led them to Baalah in Judah, in order to bring the Ark of the Covenant bearing the name of Jehovah of Hosts, whose throne is above the winged creatures. ³ They took it from Abinadab’s home on the hill and placed it on a new cart. Uzzah and Ahio, sons of Abinadab, were guiding the cart. ⁴ Ahio walked in front. ⁵ David and all the Israelites danced and sang with all their might to honor Jehovah. They played harps, lyres, drums, tambourines, rattles, and cymbals. ⁶ As they came to the threshing place of Nacon, the oxen stumbled, and Uzzah reached out and took hold of the Ark of the Covenant.

⁵⁵ Then he stood and in a loud voice blessed the entire assembly of Israel: ⁵⁶ »THANKS TO JEHOVAH! He has given his people Israel rest, as he has promised. None of the good promises he made through his servant Moses has failed to come true.

²⁸ All Israel brought the Ark of Jehovah’s Covenant with shouts of joy and the sounding of rams’ horns, trumpets, cymbals, harps, and lyres.

⁴ David appointed some Levites to serve in front of Jehovah’s Ark by offering prayers, thanks, and praise to Jehovah the God of Israel. ⁵ Asaph was the head. Zechariah was second, then Jeiel, Shemiramoth, Jehiel, Mattithiah, Eliab, Benaiah, Obed Edom, and Jeiel with harps and lyres. Asaph played the cymbals. ⁶ The priests Benaiah and Jahaziel played trumpets all the time in front of the Ark of God’s covenant. ⁷ For the first time David entrusted Asaph and his relatives with the task of singing songs of thanks to Jehovah:

²⁸ Everyone there joined in worship. The singing and the rest of the music continued until all the sacrifices were burned. ²⁹ King Hezekiah and all the people knelt down and worshiped God. ³⁰ The king and the leaders of the nation told the Levites to sing to Jehovah the songs of praise that were written by David and by Asaph the prophet. So everyone sang with great joy as they knelt and worshiped God.

³⁶ King Hezekiah and the people were happy. For God helped them to do all this so quickly.

¹⁰ When the builders laid the foundation of the Temple of Jehovah, the priests, dressed in their robes, took their places with horns, and the Levites, the sons of Asaph, with brass instruments, to give praise to Jehovah in the way ordered by David, king of Israel. ¹¹ They praised Jehovah and thanked him, saying: »He is good; his loving kindness to Israel is for all generations.« All the people gave a joyful cry. They praised Jehovah because the foundation of Jehovah’s house was in place. ¹² Some of the priests, Levites, heads of families and old men who had seen the first house were present. When the foundation of this house was laid before their eyes they were overcome with weeping; and a number were crying out with joy: ¹³ So that in the ears of the people the cry of joy was mixed with the sound of weeping. The cries of the people were loud and came to the ears of those who were a long way off.

¹² Then they believed his words. They sang His praise. ¹³ They quickly forgot his works and they did not wait for his counsel.

¹ They were near Jerusalem at Bethphage. Jesus sent two disciples to the Mount of Olives.

³ He sat on the Mount of Olives opposite the temple. Peter, James, John and Andrew asked him privately:

²⁶ After a song of praise to God they went to the Mount of Olives.

¹⁶ They were all afraid and they praised God. They said: »A great prophet has appeared among us. God has visited (inspected) (selected) his people.«

⁴³ Immediately he received his sight, and followed him, glorifying God. All the people who saw it praised God.

²⁰ »Another reported: Lord, here is your pound. I kept it stored in a napkin.

¹² The next day a great crowd came to the feast. They heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem. ¹³ They took palm branches and met him. They cried out, »Hosanna: Blessed is he who comes in the name of Jehovah, even the King of Israel!« (Psalm 118:26)