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Psalms 119:97-104
97MEM. Oh howH4100 I loveH157 thy lawH8451! it is my meditationH7881 all the dayH3117.98Thy commandmentsH4687 make me wiser than mine enemiesH341; for they are everH5769 with me.99I have more understanding than all my teachersH3925; for thy testimoniesH5715 are my meditationH7881.100I understandH995 more than the aged, because I have observed thy preceptsH6490.101I have refrained my feetH7272 from every evilH7451 pathH734, that I might keepH8104 thy wordH1697.102I have not departedH5493 from thy judgmentsH4941; for it is thou that hast taughtH3384 me.103HowH4100 sweet are thy *words unto my taste! more than honeyH1706 to my mouthH6310!104From thy preceptsH6490 I get understandingH995; thereforeH3651 I hateH8130 every false pathH734.
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