Psalms 119:102-128

¹⁰²I bowed not from thy dooms; for thou hast set law to me.

¹⁰³Thy speeches be full sweet to my cheeks; above honey to my mouth.

¹⁰⁴I understood of thy behests; there-fore I hated all the ways of wickedness.

¹⁰⁵Nun. Thy word is a lantern to my feet; and a light to my paths.

¹⁰⁶I swore, and purposed steadfastly; to keep the dooms of thy rightfulness or rightwiseness.

¹⁰⁷I am made low by all things; Lord, quicken thou me by thy word.

¹⁰⁸Lord, make thou well pleasing the willful things of my mouth; and teach thou me thy dooms.

¹⁰⁹My soul is evermore in mine hands; and I forgat not thy law.

¹¹⁰Sinners setted a snare to me; and I erred not from thy commandments.

¹¹¹I purchased thy witnessings by heritage without end; for those or they be the full out joying of mine heart.

¹¹²I bowed mine heart to do thy justifyings without end; for reward.

¹¹³Samech. I hated wicked men; and I loved thy law.

¹¹⁴Thou art mine helper, and mine up-taker; and I hoped more in thy word.

¹¹⁵Ye wicked men, bow away from me; and I shall seek the command-ments of my God.

¹¹⁶Up-take thou me by thy word, and I shall live; and shame thou not me for mine abiding.

¹¹⁷Help thou me, and I shall be safe; and I shall bethink evermore in thy justifyings.

¹¹⁸Thou hast forsaken all men going away from thy dooms; for the thought of them is unjust.

¹¹⁹I areckoned all the sinners of earth to be breakers of the law; therefore I loved thy witnessings.

¹²⁰Nail thou my flesh with thy dread; for I dreaded of thy dooms.

¹²¹Ain. I did doom and rightwise-ness; betake thou not me to them that falsely challenge me.

¹²²Take up thy servant into goodness; they that be proud challenge not me.

¹²³Mine eyes failed into thine health; and into the speech of thy rightful-ness or rightwiseness.

¹²⁴Do thou with thy servant after thy mercy; and teach thou me thy justify-ings.

¹²⁵I am thy servant; give thou under-standing to me, that I know thy witnessings.

¹²⁶Lord, it is time to do; they have destroyed thy law.

¹²⁷Therefore I loved thy command-ments; more than gold and topaz.

¹²⁸Therefore I was dressed to all thy behests; I hated all wicked way.