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Psalms 119:49-56
49ZAIN. RememberH2142 the wordH1697 for thy servantH5650, upon which thou hast caused me to hopeH3176.50This is my comfortH5165 in mine affliction; for thy *wordH565 hath quickened me.51The proud have derided me beyond measure: I have not declined from thy lawH8451.52I rememberedH2142 thy judgmentsH4941 of old, O Jehovah, and have comfortedH5162 myself.53BurningH2152 indignation hath takenH270 holdH270 upon me because of the wickedH7563 who forsakeH5800 thy lawH8451.54Thy statutesH2706 have beenH1961 my songsH2158 in the houseH1004 of my pilgrimage.55I have rememberedH2142 thy nameH8034, O Jehovah, in the nightH3915, and have keptH8104 thy lawH8451.56This I have had, because I have observedH5341 thy preceptsH6490.
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