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Psalms 139:13-18
13For thou didst form my inward parts:Thou didst cover me in my mother’sH517 wombH990.14I will giveH3034 thanksH3034 unto thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully madeH3045:WonderfulH6381 are thy worksH4639;And that my soulH5315 knoweth right well.15My frame was not hiddenH3582 from thee,WhenH834 I was madeH6213 in secret,And curiously wrought in the lowest partsH8482 of the earthH776.16Thine eyesH5869 did seeH7200 mine unformed substance;And in thy bookH5612 they were all writtenH3789,Eventhe daysH3117 that were ordainedfor me,When as yet there was none of them.17HowH4100 preciousH3365 also are thy thoughts unto me, O GodH410!HowH4100 great is the sum of them!18If I should countH5608 them, they are more in number than the sandH2344:When I awake, I am stillH5750 with thee.
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