Psalms 133
LXX · Septuagint (Greek)
The Septuagint is the Greek Old Testament the apostles so often quoted — many New Testament threads run through its wording. Each word opens its Lexicon entry by Strong’s number.
Psalms 133 - 1
ἰδούidoúBehold,G2400δήdḗindeedG1211τὶςtìswhatG5100καλόςkalósis goodG2570ἤḗorG2228τὶςtìswhatG5100is delightful,G50594θυμομαχέωthymomachéōnone other thanG2371ὁhotheG3588κατοικέωkatoikéōdwellingG2730ἀδελφόςadelphósof the brethrenG80together.G20091
Psalms 133 - 2
ὡςhōsAsG5613μύρονmýronperfumed liquidG3464ἐπίepíuponG1909κεφαλήkephalḗthe headG2776καταβαίνωkatabaínōgoing downG2597ἐπίepíuponG1909the beard —G44521ὁhotheG3588beardG44521ὁhotheG3588καταβαίνωkatabaínōgoing downG2597ἐπίepíuponG1909ὁhotheG3588edgeG56001ἔνδυμαéndymaof his garment;G1742
Psalms 133 - 3
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Chiasms
Shaped Psalm 133:1–3