Words that the word is a lamp to the feet and a light for the path
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Psalm 119:105–112: words that the word is a lamp to the feet and a light for the path, words that the speaker has sworn to obey the righteous ordinances, and a prayer of one afflicted very much to be revived and taught the ordinances. The speaker (“I”) says, “Your word is a lamp to my feet, and a light for my path. I have sworn, and have confirmed it, that I will obey your righteous ordinances. I am afflicted very much. Revive me, LORD, according to your word. Accept, I beg you, the willing offerings of my mouth. LORD, teach me your ordinances. My soul is continually in my hand, yet I won’t forget your law. The wicked have laid a snare for me, yet I haven’t gone astray from your precepts. I have taken your testimonies as a heritage forever, for they are the joy of my heart. I have set my heart to perform your statutes forever, even to the end.” The Korean Revised Version reads 119:109 as 나의 생명이 항상 위경에 있사오나, with the speaker’s life always in peril.
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- PSA 119:105–112, engwebp
105Your word is a lamp to my feet, and a light for my path.
106I have sworn, and have confirmed it, that I will obey your righteous ordinances.
107I am afflicted very much. Revive me, LORD, according to your word.
108Accept, I beg you, the willing offerings of my mouth. LORD, teach me your ordinances.
109My soul is continually in my hand, yet I won’t forget your law.
110The wicked have laid a snare for me, yet I haven’t gone astray from your precepts.
111I have taken your testimonies as a heritage forever, for they are the joy of my heart.
112I have set my heart to perform your statutes forever, even to the end. SAMEKH
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Current wording: Psalm 119:105–112: words that the word is a lamp to the feet and a light for the path, words that the speaker has sworn to obey the righteous ordinances, and a prayer of one afflicted very much to be revived and taught the ordinances. The speaker (“I”) says, “Your word is a lamp to my feet, and a light for my path. I have sworn, and have confirmed it, that I will obey your righteous ordinances. I am afflicted very much. Revive me, LORD, according to your word. Accept, I beg you, the willing offerings of my mouth. LORD, teach me your ordinances. My soul is continually in my hand, yet I won’t forget your law. The wicked have laid a snare for me, yet I haven’t gone astray from your precepts. I have taken your testimonies as a heritage forever, for they are the joy of my heart. I have set my heart to perform your statutes forever, even to the end.” The Korean Revised Version reads 119:109 as 나의 생명이 항상 위경에 있사오나, with the speaker’s life always in peril.
Cited evidence: PSA 119:105–112, engwebp
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