This imperative appears in Psalm 48:13, where worshipers are told to 'walk about Zion, go around her, number her towers, consider her ramparts, go through her palaces.' The final verb is textually uncertain—other suggestions include 'inspect' or 'consider carefully.' In context, it's part of a liturgical procession around Jerusalem, meditating on the city's defenses as evidence of God's protection. Whatever the precise nuance, it involves careful attention, possibly walking through or between structures to examine them thoroughly. The psalm invites not casual observation but deliberate contemplation of how God preserves His city.