Tune: Nun Danket
('Now thank we all our God')
Psalm 119 v.161-168
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People, they persecute
Me without cause, me confute
But my heart it stands in
Awe of your word, Lord, not sin
In your word I rejoice
I have made it my choice
As one that finds great tore
Of treasures evermore
I hate, abhor lying
Your law do I love, each thing
Seven times a day do
I praise you, your works review
For you act righteously
And not deal unjustly
Great peace have they which do
Love your law, your ways too
Nothing shall them offend
They come not to troubled end
Lord, I have hoped for you
Salvation, show me it sure
I your commands have done
Still seek to do each one
My soul, your laws it sees
Keeps your testimonies
And them exceedingly
I love whole-hearted, so be
I have your precepts kept
By your grace me do accept
All my ways are before
You, my God be you sure
Assist me, help I need
In your good paths me lead
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: June 19th, 2023 02:03
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 6.7.6.7. 6.6.6.6.
- Category: Spiritual
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Comments4
I found this a prayer of hope and an uplifting one too. Nice job Orchi
Thanks SB. Erm, I didn't do all 176 verses of this Psalm at once. Even in some Bible versions it's divided into 22 x 8 verse sections! I've got a 'said' (not sung) 'Discourse' poem on the whole Psalm though. It'll take all of 5 seconds to type it all up - I'm not that quick! lol.
Dear Orchi,
Yes, as sorenbarret stated, hopeful and uplifting.
Thank you for sharing.
Laura🌻
Thanks Laura. King David, who wrote some (most?) but not ALL of the Psalms, had his ups and downs in life too. That' real, I think, so folk don't appear 'super-spiritual'.
Hey Orchi - you've not lost your touch and still as productive as ever.
Thanks M. As above, I've done one on all 176 verses of this Psalm, but Miss Berles will charge me dearly, if I use all those berles up at once!
Good one Orchi.
Thanks Gold. Dang it, those paths are pleasant cos I'm not walking along them singing! lol.
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