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Words of one who hates the double-minded and loves the law

두 마음 품는 자를 미워하고 주의 법을 사랑한다는 말

Psalm 119:113–120: words of one who hates the double-minded and loves the law, the word to the evildoers to depart, and a prayer to be upheld according to the word. The speaker (“I”) says, “I hate double-minded men, but I love your law. You are my hiding place and my shield. I hope in your word. Depart from me, you evildoers, that I may keep the commandments of my God. Uphold me according to your word, that I may live. Let me not be ashamed of my hope. Hold me up, and I will be safe, and will have respect for your statutes continually. You reject all those who stray from your statutes, for their deceit is in vain. You put away all the wicked of the earth like dross. Therefore I love your testimonies. My flesh trembles for fear of you. I am afraid of your judgments.”

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PSA 119:113–120, engwebp
¹¹³I hate double-minded men, but I love your law.
¹¹⁴You are my hiding place and my shield. I hope in your word.
¹¹⁵Depart from me, you evildoers, that I may keep the commandments of my God.
¹¹⁶Uphold me according to your word, that I may live. Let me not be ashamed of my hope.
¹¹⁷Hold me up, and I will be safe, and will have respect for your statutes continually.
¹¹⁸You reject all those who stray from your statutes, for their deceit is in vain.
¹¹⁹You put away all the wicked of the earth like dross. Therefore I love your testimonies.
¹²⁰My flesh trembles for fear of you. I am afraid of your judgments. AYIN
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Entry: Words of one who hates the double-minded and loves the law (event-psa-119-hating-the-double-minded)
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Current wording: Psalm 119:113–120: words of one who hates the double-minded and loves the law, the word to the evildoers to depart, and a prayer to be upheld according to the word. The speaker (“I”) says, “I hate double-minded men, but I love your law. You are my hiding place and my shield. I hope in your word. Depart from me, you evildoers, that I may keep the commandments of my God. Uphold me according to your word, that I may live. Let me not be ashamed of my hope. Hold me up, and I will be safe, and will have respect for your statutes continually. You reject all those who stray from your statutes, for their deceit is in vain. You put away all the wicked of the earth like dross. Therefore I love your testimonies. My flesh trembles for fear of you. I am afraid of your judgments.”
Cited evidence: PSA 119:113–120, engwebp
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