I made haste, and delayed not to keep thy commandments. As soon as he was sensible of his duty, he immediately complied with it; he consulted not with flesh and blood, but at once yielded a cheerful obedience to the commands of God.
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Psalms 119:60
Psalms 119:60
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now here he tells us how and in what method he pursued that resolution.
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