Psalm 132 in the King James Version of the Bible is a song of dedication for the house of the Lord. It begins with a plea to remember David's hardships and his vow to build a dwelling place for God. The psalmist expresses the desire for God to dwell in Zion and promises to not rest until a suitable place is found for Him.
The psalmist then recounts the discovery of the ark and its journey to Jerusalem, highlighting the joyous occasion and the reverence shown to God. They declare that the Lord has chosen Zion as His dwelling place forever and will bless it abundantly. The psalm concludes with a call for God to arise and take His resting place in Zion, and for His priests to be clothed with righteousness and His saints to shout for joy.