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The prayer not to be left to oppressors

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Psalm 119:121–128: words that the speaker has done what is just and righteous, with the prayer not to be left to oppressors, and words that the speaker loves the commandments more than pure gold. The speaker (“I”) says, “I have done what is just and righteous. Don’t leave me to my oppressors. Ensure your servant’s well-being. Don’t let the proud oppress me. My eyes fail looking for your salvation, for your righteous word. Deal with your servant according to your loving kindness. Teach me your statutes. I am your servant. Give me understanding, that I may know your testimonies. It is time to act, LORD, for they break your law. Therefore I love your commandments more than gold, yes, more than pure gold. Therefore I consider all of your precepts to be right. I hate every false way.” The Korean Revised Version speaks of the LORD in the third person at 119:126: 저희가 주의 법을 폐하였사오니 지금은 여호와의 일하실 때니이다.

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PSA 119:121–128, engwebp
¹²¹I have done what is just and righteous. Don’t leave me to my oppressors.
¹²²Ensure your servant’s well-being. Don’t let the proud oppress me.
¹²³My eyes fail looking for your salvation, for your righteous word.
¹²⁴Deal with your servant according to your loving kindness. Teach me your statutes.
¹²⁵I am your servant. Give me understanding, that I may know your testimonies.
¹²⁶It is time to act, LORD, for they break your law.
¹²⁷Therefore I love your commandments more than gold, yes, more than pure gold.
¹²⁸Therefore I consider all of your precepts to be right. I hate every false way. PE
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Current wording: Psalm 119:121–128: words that the speaker has done what is just and righteous, with the prayer not to be left to oppressors, and words that the speaker loves the commandments more than pure gold. The speaker (“I”) says, “I have done what is just and righteous. Don’t leave me to my oppressors. Ensure your servant’s well-being. Don’t let the proud oppress me. My eyes fail looking for your salvation, for your righteous word. Deal with your servant according to your loving kindness. Teach me your statutes. I am your servant. Give me understanding, that I may know your testimonies. It is time to act, LORD, for they break your law. Therefore I love your commandments more than gold, yes, more than pure gold. Therefore I consider all of your precepts to be right. I hate every false way.” The Korean Revised Version speaks of the LORD in the third person at 119:126: 저희가 주의 법을 폐하였사오니 지금은 여호와의 일하실 때니이다.
Cited evidence: PSA 119:121–128, engwebp
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