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Psalms 119:12

Psalms 119:12

Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible · Matthew Henry (1662–1714) · Public Domain

Here, 1. David gives glory to God: "Blessed art thou, O Lord! Thou art

infinitely happy in the enjoyment of thyself and hast no need of me or

my services; yet thou art pleased to reckon thyself honoured by them;

assist me therefore, and then accept me." In all our prayers we should

intermix praises. 2. He asks grace from God: "Teach me thy statutes;

give me to know and do my duty in every thing. Thou art the fountain of

all blessedness; O let me have this drop from that fountain, this

blessing from that blessedness: Teach me thy statutes, that I may know

how to bless thee, who art a blessed God, and that I may be blessed in

thee."

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