Cross Reference PSALMS 84:3 YEA THE SPARROW HATH FOUND AN HOUSE AND THE SWALLOW A NEST FOR HERSELF WHERE SHE MAY LAY HER YOUNG EVEN THINE ALTARS O LORD OF HOSTS MY KING AND MY GOD

{Psalms 84:3} Yea, x1571 the sparrow 6833 hath found 4672 z8804 an house, 1004 and the swallow 1866 a nest 7064 for herself, where x834 she may lay 7896 z8804 her young, 667 [even] x853 thine altars, 4196 O LORD 3068 of hosts, 6635 my King, 4428 and my God. 430

Yea:
etc. Or, rather, "Even as the sparrow findeth a house, and the swallow (deror, or the ring-dove, according to some, but probably the bird which Forskal mentions among the migratory birds of Alexandria, by the name of dururi) a nest for herself where she may lay her young (so I seek) thine altars, O Jehovah, God of hosts, my King and my God." That is, as nature inclines birds to seek and prepare their nests, so grace has taught me to desire thy altars, and to worship there.

sparrow:
"[[A Prayerª of Mosesª the manª of God.]]ª Lord,ª thou¹ hast been¹ our dwelling placeª in all² generations.ª" {Psa 90:1} + "He that dwellethª ° in the secret² place¹ of the most Highª shall abideª ° under the shadowª of the Almighty.ª" {Psa 91:1} + "Returnª ° unto thy rest,ª O my soul;ª for¹ the LORDª hath dealt bountifullyª ° with¹ thee." {Psa 116:7} + "Andª Jesusª saithª ° unto him,ª The¹ foxesª haveª ° holes,ª andª the¹ birdsª of the¹ airª [have] nests;ª butª the¹ Sonª of manª hathª ° notª whereª to layª ° [his] head.ª" {Mtt 8:20} + "O Jerusalem,ª Jerusalem,ª [thou] that killestª ° the¹ prophets,ª andª stonestª ° them which are sentª ° untoª thee,ª how oftenª would¹ I² ° have gathered² ° thy² ² children² together,ª °¹ ¹ even asª ¹ a henª gatherethª ° herª chickensª underª [her] wings,ª andª ye wouldª ° not!ª" {Mtt 23:37}