Psalm 84 - The Pilgrim’s Love and Longing for God and His House

[@bonifacesingarayer8714]

Thank you so much! This helps me to understand the psalms better. God bless you!

[@joycewilson3787]

When we all get to Heaven, what a day of rejoicing that will be. When we all see Jesus, we will sing and shout the victory ! Amen

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

🎶I was singing that song with you. Thank you. God bless you and Happy New Year

[@SheryerHaroon]

Amen Sameer sehreem amen Sara parlour wali victory amen mercy amen opening doors amen

[@Chri5tian-]

Beautiful psalm, gave me a very strong sense of joy after your ending prayer. In my pilgrimage jesus has been my light and shield through every tribulation and blessing thanks pastor.

[@goodlikemedicine]

Amen! It bring tears😢 I do LONG to meet with the LIVING GOD FOCUSED AND UN DISTRACTED!

[@fernandomarquez3131]

11-10-2024 , looking forward to learning more from the psalms , thank you father in heaven for these expository commentaries.

[@alqods80]

It’s a valid perspective to consider that “Baca” in Psalm 84 and “Bakkah” in the Quran could refer to the same place. Such a perspective can offer a compelling link between the two scriptures and their shared Abrahamic roots. It’s a perspective held by some based on the similarities in name and theme. The convergence of “Baca” in Psalm 84 and “Bakkah” in the Quran, combined with the shared motif of pilgrimage, certainly offers a compelling argument for a shared geographical reference. The shared focus on pilgrimage to a sacred place, the transformative power of such a journey, and the deep yearning for divine proximity are universal themes found in both texts. These references to springs or sources of water in both scriptures add another layer to the thematic similarities between the two, emphasizing not just the physical journey or pilgrimage but also the divine providence and blessings that can emerge even in challenging circumstances. The geographical setting of Mecca - its valley location surrounded by hills and mountains - is another point of interest when drawing parallels with the “Valley of Baca” mentioned in Psalm 84:6. Given these overlapping elements: 1. The similarity in names (Baca and Bakkah). 2. The theme of pilgrimage. 3. References to springs or sources of water. 4. The valley setting.

[@jaredbeiswenger3766]

I just want to thank you for this Psalms series. I'm teaching a Psalm each week, and this is a better resource than the $50 Psalms commentary I purchased!

[@carmelcameron1889]

This psalm is certainly a pearl. And also, it's a good psalm to recite while traveling, walking, hiking, etc. I like the ESV translation where the psalmist says in verse 5, "Blessed are those whose strength is in you, in whose heart are the highways to Zion."

[@1307_illy]

The Lord jus spoke to me through psalms 84 thank u God

[@anniewelch8030]

Thanks for sharing Sunday School. I listen every week. Alabama

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

Our pleasure!

[@ngwaemmanuel5641]

Great teaching pastor! God bless you

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

This was so beautiful. I love my quiet time with God and your commentary. It gave much assurance, confirmation that the Lod spoke to me on and more insight I needed. What a wonderful thing to walk the pilgrimage journey and that we are not alone in it. See you all in Heaven one day. Keep going, never give up and keep the precious gift of love and Faith

[@blawrencesuper9944]

I'm passing through hard times with debits and I pray and fast so this morning I asked the Holy Spirit to guide me which massage the Lord Jesus needs and wants me to know. Then I heard palms 84. Now I'm blessed to have studied it I thank God for his love and blessings.

[@raphaelcavalcanti6688]

Pastor David, i'm from Brazil and i feel very happy with what God is doing through you. Thank you so much. Hope our Father fills you with blessings.

[@fernandaandre7]

I'm so grateful to find out you are continuing in this series. I'm way behind just finished Psalm 6 but I'm pleased to know I will have all of these other videos to meditate. Thank you for your work. It is blessing my heart and relationship with my Lord.

[@anniewelch8030]

Thanks for sharing Sunday School from Alabama

[@ursilenssen2206]

Thank you for your indepth explanation of Psalm 84. It helps me enormously.

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

You are very welcome, thank you for your kind words and support. God be with you.

[@lena.reyesreyes3512]

Amazing! I always enjoy hearing David. He speaks with a beautiful heart! Thank u!

[@quotesoutloud]

Throw rocks Get rocked David and Goliath With the lord on my side who will deny it All loving All giving All knowing We are not worthy of the love your showing

[@PennyLTracy]

A blessing as always! Thank you!

[@KuniPrakash]

Thank you

[@aroyalaustralian]

Such a beautiful Psalm. Thank you 🙏

[@melody5355]

Thank you for teaching. May the lord bless your ministry.

[@quickasmr2781]

Praise the Lord ❤

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

Amen!

[@Marie-hx7cx]

Praise God! Thank you Heavenly Father for your Son Lord Jesus and HolySpirit and this Ministry ❤ Lord knows rembering had thought of Pilgrim Progress, movie 2019 All should see!🙏

[@mkl62]

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (October 24), this was the basis for our Sunday School Lesson of the Day. It was entitled "The Joy of Worship." The hymn, "How Blessed Is This Place," written by Ernest E. Ryden (1886-1981), is a good hymn to compliment this Scripture, regardless of denomination. Ernest was born the same year as my paternal grandmother (11-13-1886/10-29-1951).

[@evangelbiblechurchmariamna5777]

Praise the lord

[@trishg8852]

Amen. Thank you. :-)

[@aclark1197]

I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of My God than the tents of the Wicked ❤

[@NaghmanJaved1]

Awesome

[@elizabethgowens2359]

I saw a wayworn traveler...🎵🎶

[@surahcollection2212]

Temple was build by prophet Abraham in BACA.

[@Morpheus2023]

"Since the law has ONLY A SHADOW of the good things to come and not the true form of these realities, ..." Heb 10:1a In the new dispensation, the writings of the old testament cannot solely provide spiritual clarity in exclusion of the new. Basing a teaching primarily or solely upon the writings of the old testament prophets who longed to see the advent of the new testament is unwise and leads to all sorts of errors. This would be akin to asking to be led along a busy precarious path by a partially sighted person while blindfolded. "For I tell you that many prophets and kings wanted to see what you see BUT DID NOT SEE IT, and to hear what you hear BUT DID NOT HEAR IT." Luke.10.24

[@mrsnatashagargan]

What does the Selah in the Bible mean? I was always wondering. Thank you. Great video.

[@DavidGuzikEnduringWord]

The word means... 1. To praise 2. To pause and reflect Blessings!

[@ellencooney5563]

Good to know. Lots of wellmeaning people call it OCD. Selah and Peace. Stop the hackers!!!

[@eleanorde-hayes7760]

Thoroughly enjoying my pilgrimage through the Psalms, thank you David for being my daily guide. I praise the Lord God for your commentaries, so heart warming and enjoyable.

[@sksuhaib2004]

He have no sense about *Baca. I give you information about Baca/Bakkah/Makkah (present in Saudi Arabia). Related ayat for Bakkah from Holy book of Islam ❤️ Quran. →⁠_⁠→Bible New testament 👇 Psalm 84:6: “As they journey through the Valley of Baka, they transform it into a place of springs; the early rains also cover it with pools of water.” Reference of Bakkah/Baca from Quran 👇 Quran 3:96 (Surah Al-Imran, Ayah 96) is as follows: *إِنَّ أَوَّلَ بَيْتٍ وُضِعَ لِلنَّاسِ لَلَّذِي بِبَكَّةَ مُبَارَكًا وَهُدًى لِّلْعَالَمِينَ* **Translation:** "Indeed, the first House [of worship] established for mankind was that at Bakkah/Makkah - blessed and a guidance for the worlds." . . Islam is the final message from Allah.And our final Messanger is Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).And Muslims also respect and love other Prophets and Messangers.We Muslims loves Jesus/Isa PBUH more than Christians.

[@ahmedabdellah9185]

He describes the Muslims, so the meaning of the valley of Bakkah is Makkah Al-Mukarramah, and the house he mentioned is the Kaaba. Research for yourselves that the aforementioned Bakkah is Makkah..that is the worship of Muslims.