... a song of dedication of the House, of David.
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Rabbi Chisda said, There is no difference of opinion that the sanctuary below is the counterpart of the sanctuary above, for the verse - "You, LORD, have made it a place [MKWN - makon] of Your dwelling..." (Shemot - Exodus 15:17), you are to read not MAKON - a place for, but MAKUWAN - a counterpart of.
Because the two are counterparts, said Rabbi Acha, debir in the verse - "When I lift up my hands toward Your holy oracle [DEBIR] (Tehillim 28:2)", means literally the place out of which revelations (dibberot) go forth to the world, as is said: "...out of Zion shall the Torah come forth... (Michah 4:2)".
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These words are to be considered in the light of the words: "Who came to meet Me? I will pay [his reward]..." (Iyov - Job 41:3).
Who thought in his heart to do a mitzvah before Me and I did not reward him for it?
Who performed a commandment and I did not give him the reward before he even did it?
Whoever thought in his heart to do a mitzvah, but did not do it, I credit him as if he did it.
Thus David had only to think of building the Holy Temple and it is named after him.