as thou usest to do unto those: Heb. according to the custom toward those, Psalms 106:4; 2 Thessalonians 1:6-7
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Psalms 119:132
Psalms 119:132
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graciously upon me; let me have thy smiles, and the light of thy
countenance. Take cognizance of me and my affairs, and be merciful to
me; let me…Psalms 119:132Psalms 119:132 · John Gill's Exposition of the Entire BibleLook thou upon me,.... Not as in himself; a sinful creature will not bear looking upon by the Lord, especially with the strict eye of justice; but as in Christ, and clothed with his righteousness; and so not merely in a…