The Theopolis Podcast Episode 551: Psalm 132 (Part 2), with James Jordan (Psalms of Ascent Series)
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Jun 24, 2022 
In this engaging discussion, scholar James Jordan unpacks Psalm 132, exploring Jerusalem's vital role as the ark's final resting place. He traces King David's journey to faithfully transport the ark, emphasizing the need for holiness and obedience. Delving into divine promises, Jordan connects David's legacy to Jesus Christ, contrasting the fates of the righteous and wicked. He underscores the importance of prioritizing God's house over physical structures, inviting believers to leave a lasting legacy of faith.
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David's Conquest Completes Exodus
- The conquest of the land of Canaan ended only when David took Jerusalem and brought the ark to Mount Zion.
- This marks the completion of a pilgrimage that began in Egypt and mirrors the Exodus pattern.
Uzzah's Death Shows God's Law
- David attempted to bring the Ark to Jerusalem on a cart, but Uzzah touched the Ark and died as a result.
- This event showed David's initial laxity towards God's law regarding the Ark's transport by Levites on poles.
God's House Must Come First
- David swore he would not rest or build his own house until God’s house was established.
- This symbolizes the priority of building God’s kingdom before personal or family ambitions.