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    The psalmist describes a wedding between a king and his bride, telling the bride to forget her past and honor her new master, the king. The bride enters joyfully in fine clothing of gold and is brought into the king's palace by bridesmaids. The king will have sons to rule in his place over all the earth. The king's name and fame will be remembered for generations as nations praise him forever.

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    The psalmist describes a wedding between a king and his bride, telling the bride to forget her past and honor her new master, the king. The bride enters joyfully in fine clothing of gold and is brought into the king's palace by bridesmaids. The king will have sons to rule in his place over all the earth. The king's name and fame will be remembered for generations as nations praise him forever.

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    July 3 Psalm 45.11-17

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    The psalmist describes a wedding between a king and his bride, telling the bride to forget her past and honor her new master, the king. The bride enters joyfully in fine clothing of gold and is brought into the king's palace by bridesmaids. The king will have sons to rule in his place over all the earth. The king's name and fame will be remembered for generations as nations praise him forever.

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    The Sunday between luly 3 and 9 (Proper 14A) Psalm 45.

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    Eric Osborne 2011

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    "Hear, O daughter; consider and listen closely;* forget your people and your father's house. The king will have pleasure in your beauty;" he is your master; therefore do him honour. ANTIPHON
    The people of Tyre are here with a gift;" the rich among the people seek your favour.." All glorious is the princess as she Cnters;* her gown is cloth-of-gOld. ANTIPHON

    In embroidered apparel she is brought to the king;* after her the bridesmaids follow in procqssion. With joy and gladness they are brought,* and enter into the palace of the king. ANTIPHON "In place of fathers, O king you shall have sons;* you shall make them princes over all the earth. I will make your name to be remembered from one generation to anotheu* therefore nations will praise you for ever and ever. ANTIPHON

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