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Version 0.33.105, 15 February 2024

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Psalms Chapter 19

1aTo the choirmaster.↑

A Psalm of David.

1bThe heavens speak of the glory of God,

And the firmament tells of the work of his hands.

2Each day utters speech,

And each night declares knowledge.

3They have no speech and they have no words;

Their sound is not something heard.

4Their signification goes out into the whole earth,

And their statements to the end of the world.

Throughout the seasons he has assigned an abode for the sun.

5And as a bridegroom, the sun comes out of its bridal canopy

And exults as a valiant man about to run a course.

6Its rising is from one end of the heavens,

And its circuit is to the other end of them.

And there is nothing hidden from its heat.

7The law of the Lord is perfect

In restoring a person.

The testimony of the Lord is faithful,

Making the simple-minded wise.

8The precepts of the Lord are upright;

They gladden the heart.

The commandment of the Lord is pure;

It enlightens the eyes.

9Fear of the Lord is salutary;

It endures perpetually.

The judgments of the Lord are truth;

They are altogether righteous.

10They are more to be desired than gold,

Or than a vast amount of refined gold.

And they are sweeter than honey

And honey-syrup from honeycombs.

11Your servant also is warned by them;

There is great reward in keeping them.

12Who understands errors?

Oh acquit me from things hidden.

13From presumptuous sins, too, preserve your servant;

Do not let them rule over me.

Then I shall be perfect

And acquitted from great transgression.

14May the sayings of my mouth be acceptable,

And the meditation of my heart before you,

O Lord, my rock and my redeemer.

Reference(s) in Chapter 19: v.4 ↔ Romans 10:18.

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