Older Testament 2nd Chronicles chapter 6 of 36 (42 verses.)
[King] Solomon {Peace-Man} [shouts], “YHVH told [us] that he dwells in thick clouds.
—But [YHVH], I've built a temple for you to stay in. [So please] stay here forever.” 
King [Solomon] turns his face [from the ark]. He blesses the whole congregation of Israeli [leaders]. The entire Israeli congregation stands.[King Solomon shouts], “Kneel [and adore] YHVH Elohim of Israel. [YAH] has single-handedly fulfilled the [promise] he spoke with his mouth to my father David {Love}:
[YAH] said, ‘Since the day I brought my people up out of the land of Egypt, I chose no city among all the tribes of Israel to build a Temple in which to house my Authority. Nor did I choose any man to be a ruler over my people Israel.
But I've chosen Jerusalem to shine my Fame. And I chose David {Love} to [shepherd] over my people Israel.’”[Solomon continues], “Now it was in the heart of my father (David) to build a temple to [promote] the fame of YHVH Elohim of Israel. But YHVH said to my father (David), ‘[I know] you [dreamed] in your heart of building a temple to [promote] my fame. You did well to plan that in your heart.—But don't build [my] temple. Your son, soon to come forth out of your reproductive-organs, he will build the temple for my Fame.’—So YHVH has performed the promise he spoke: I've risen up in the place of David {Love} my father. YAH has set me on the throne of Israel, as [He] promised. And [I've] built the temple to [promote] the Fame of YHVH, Israel's Elohim.
—In [this temple] I place the ark which holds the covenant YHVH made with the children of Israel.”[King] Solomon {Peace-Man} stands before YHVH's altar. The whole congregation of Israel face [Solomon]. [Solomon] spreads forth his hands.
Solomon [stands] in the midst of the court [on] a brass scaffold he's made. (It measures 5 cubits [8.5 feet] long, 5 cubits wide, and 3 cubits [5.25 feet] high.) He kneels down on his knees before the complete assembly of Israel's [leaders]. He spreads up his hands toward heaven.[King] Solomon {Peace-Man} [sings], “O YHVH Elohim of Israel, there is no Elohim like You in the heaven, nor in the earth. You [alone perfectly] keep [your] covenants. [You alone] show [infinite] mercy to Your servants who walk before You with all their hearts!
—You keep on keeping the promise[s] you made to your servant David {Love} my father. [What you] spoke with Your mouth, to this day, you keep fulfilling with Your [loving] hand [of power].—YHVH Elohim of Israel, [continue to] keep your promise[s] you made to your servant David my father. You said, ‘[You'll] never fail to have a man in my sight to sit upon the throne of Israel, [if] your children watch their path, and walk in My Law, as you, [David] have [often] walked before Me.’
—YHVH Elohim of Israel, fulfill your word you promised to your servant David {Love}. —But Elohim can't really stay [cooped up in buildings] with earth-men. [The sky, outer-space, and heaven] can't contain You; how much less this temple I built! —So [please] respect [my] prayer. [I'm] your servant. [I'm] begging! O YHVH my Elohim, listen to the cries and the prayer[s] which [I,] your servant pray before you.—Keep your eyes open [to us Hebrews]. [Watch] this ‘house’ day and night. Watch [over] the place where you promised to establish your name-authority. Listen to the prayer[s] your servant[s] pray toward this [temple].—Yes, listen to the bended-knee prayers of [me] your servant, and of your people Israel, which they'll [continue to] make toward this site. Hear from your dwelling place, [high] in heaven. When you hear [us], [please] forgive [us].
—When a man sins against his neighbor [or associate], and [his accuser] lifts up a cursing [accusation] against him and calls him to swear [to his innocence] on penalty of perjury before your altar in this temple, [achieve justice]. 
—[Please] hear from heaven. [Take] action! Judge your servants. Repay the wicked [man]. Boomerang his way upon his own head. Justify the righteous [party]. Give [each human] what his righteousness deserves.
—And if enemies defeat your people Israel because they've sinned against you, [help the Israelis to] repent and acknowledge your Name-authority. [Help them] pray and plead before you in this temple.
—From the heavens, hear [us]. Forgive the sin[s] of your people Israel. Bring the [dispersed Hebrews] back to the land you gave to them and to their ancestors. 
—When [you] shut up the heavens, [denying people] rain, because they've sinned against you, [help] them pray toward this place. [Get them to] acknowledge your Name-authority. As you abase them, [help them] turn from their sins. —Then hear from heaven. Forgive the sin[s] of your servants, of your people Israel. Then teach [us] the good way to walk. Send rain upon your land that you've awarded your people as [their] inheritance. —If famine [ravages] the land, or pestilence, or blight, or mildew, locusts, or caterpillars; if [our] enemies besiege [us] in the cities of [our] country, whatever disaster or whatever sickness comes, [help us].—Then whatever prayers or pleadings any human makes (of all your people Israel, each one aware of his own pain, his private grief,) [if they] spread forth [their] hands toward this temple, [heal them].—Hear [our cries] from heaven, your dwelling place. Forgive [us]. Pay back to every man whatever his [previous good] conduct [deserves]. You know [every man's] heartbeats. Only you see [inside] the hearts of the children of Adam. —[Forgive us] so [we] can [live to] revere you, and walk in your ways, all the [days of our] lives, in the land you gave [our] ancestors.
—Also [help] the foreigner[s], aliens to your people Israel. [Help all] who travel from far countries to [honor] your great Name, [to witness] your mighty hand, your outstretched arm [helping mankind]. [Help visitors] come and pray in this temple. —Then hear from the heavens, your [true] dwelling place. Do every [good] miracle any foreigner asks of you, so [that] all people of the earth soon know your Name, and revere you, as do your people Israel, so [the world] will know that this temple I've built bears your Name-Authority.
If your people go out to [wage praise] war against their enemies by whatever way you send them, as the [Hebrews] pray to you, facing this city you've chosen, [facing] the temple I've built to [glorify] your Name, [help them].From the heavens, hear [your peoples'] prayer[s] and pleas. Uphold their [righteous] cause.
If [we] sin against you (for there is no meat-man who never sins,) and you get angry with [us], and [you] hand [us] over to [our] enemies, and they carry [us] away captives to a land far off or near, [rescue us]. —When [we Hebrews] come to our senses in the land where [oppressors] carry us as slaves; when [we] turn and pray to you in the land of captivity, [when we] say, “We've sinned, we've done wrong, we've dealt wickedly,” [please redeem us]. In the land of captivity, where [slave-masters] kidnap and drag us, [if we] return to you with all [our] hearts and with all [our] souls — if we pray toward [our home] land which you gave to [our] fore-fathers, toward the city [of Peace] you've chosen, toward this temple I've built to [glorify] your name, [please extract us from slavery].—From [your] heavens, your [true] dwelling-place, hear our prayers and pleas. Uphold [our] cause. Forgive your people who've sinned against you.—Now, my Elohim, I beg you, [keep] your eyes open and your ears attentive to the prayer[s people utter] in this place.