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Psalms 119:106

I have solemnly promised, and I am solemnly promising it again, that I will always obey your ◄regulations/rules that you have given to us►, and they are all fair/just.

Translation for Translators

In The King James Version

I have sworn, and I will perform it, that I will keep thy righteous judgments.

In Context

105Your words are like [MET] a lamp to guide me; they are like a light [MET] to show me the path that I should walk on.

107Yahweh, I am suffering very much; cause me to be strong/healthy again, as you have promised to do.

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Cross References

Joshua 24:16The Israeli people answered, “We will never quit serving/worshiping Yahweh! We would never think of [IDM] serving/worshiping other gods!

2 Chronicles 15:13They promised to execute all those who would not worship Yahweh, including those who were important and those who were not important, both men and women.

Nehemiah 10:29They all joined with their leaders in making this solemn agreement. They agreed to obey all the laws that God had given to Moses. They agreed to obey everything that Yahweh our God had commanded, and all his regulations and instructions. And this is what they promised to do:

Psalms 56:12I will bring to you the offering that I promised; I will bring an offering to you to thank you,

Psalms 119:115You evil people, stay away from me in order than I may obey ◄my God’s commands/what my God has commanded►!

Matthew 5:33“You have also heard your religious teachers say that it was written {that Moses wrote} to your ancestors, ‘Make sure that you do what you promised the Lord that you would do!’ [DOU]

Matthew Henry on Psalms 119:106

14. NUN. 105 NUN. Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Observe here, 1. The nature of the word of God, and the great intention of giving it to the world; it is a lamp and a light. It discovers to us, concerning God and ourselves, that which otherwise we could not have known; it shows us what is amiss, and will be dangerous; it directs us in our work and way, and a dark place indeed the world would be without it. It is a lamp which we may set up by us, and take into our hands for our own… Read the whole commentary →

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