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Psalms 119:8-20
8I will keepH8104 thy statutesH2706: forsakeH5800 me not utterly.9BETH. Wherewithal shall a youngH5288 manH5288 cleanse his pathH734? by taking heedH8104 according to thy wordH1697.10With my whole heartH3820 have I soughtH1875 thee: let me not wander from thy commandmentsH4687.11Thy *wordH565 have I hidH6845 in my heartH3820, that I might not sinH2398 against thee.12BlessedH1288 art thou, Jehovah! teachH3925 me thy statutesH2706.13With my lipsH8193 have I declared all the judgmentsH4941 of thy mouthH6310.14I have rejoicedH7797 in the wayH1870 of thy testimoniesH5715, as [much as] in all wealthH1952.15I will meditateH7878 upon thy preceptsH6490, and have respect unto thy pathsH734.16I delight myself in thy statutesH2708; I will not forgetH7911 thy wordH1697.17GIMEL. DealH1580 bountifullyH1580 with thy servantH5650 [and] I shall liveH2421; and I will keepH8104 thy wordH1697.18Open mine eyesH5869, and I shall behold wondrous thingsH6381 out of thy lawH8451.19I am a stranger in the landH776; hideH5641 not thy commandmentsH4687 from me.20My soulH5315 breaketh for longing after thy judgmentsH4941 at all timesH6256.
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