329    This kingdom TIS 216    Rejoice, the Lord is King 231    At the name of Jesus 237    Hail redeemer, King divine 378    The head that once was crowned with thorns PSALM 132 The following paraphrase of Psalm 132:1-12, by David Schtz, may be sung to the tune of 'The greatest commandment' (ATA 175). If reproducing this version, please put 'Words (c) David Schtz' at the beginning or the end of the psalm. O Lord, remember what David did, remember all the hardship he endured, the way he swore to the Lord our God, 'I will not rest or even go to bed, I will not let my eyes close in sleep and I will not seek to lay down my head, until I've found a place for the Lord and a dwelling place for the Mighty One.' In Ephrathah we have heard of it, we heard them say it in the fields of Jaar. 'Come, let us go to his dwelling-place; let's worship God where he puts up his feet!' Rise up, O Lord, and go to your house, both you and the ark of your power and might. With righteousness let your priests be clothed, and let all your faithful shout out for joy. And so we pray now, for David's sake, don't turn your face from your anointed one. The Lord himself now has sworn an oath, an oath to David which he will not break. 'Upon your throne I will set your sons, and they shall be