Pilgrims reconcile, reject bribery, and welcome neighbors below a sanctuary tent

Psalm 15

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Psalm 15 answers who may dwell near holiness through a portrait of integrated character. Truthful speech, neighborly care, financial integrity, and steadfast promises make worship visible in ordinary relationships and public conduct.
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1Who may enter your sanctuary, Lord? Who may come into your presence on your holy mountain?
2Those who live without fault and do what is right, those who sincerely tell the truth.
3They do not slander, do not treat their neighbors badly, do not gossip about people they know.
4They reject people the Lord has rejected, but honor those who follow the Lord. They keep their promises even when it's hard to do. They don't change their minds.
5They lend money without charging interest. They don't take bribes to testify against the innocent. Those who act like this will never ever fall.

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