Psalms 119:132
Look unto me, and favour me, As customary to those loving Thy name.
Young's Literal Translation
In The King James Version
Look thou upon me, and be merciful unto me, as thou usest to do unto those that love thy name.
In Context
131My mouth I have opened, yea, I pant, For, for Thy commands I have longed.
133My steps establish by Thy saying, And any iniquity doth not rule over me.
Cross References
Exodus 4:31and the people believe when they hear that Jehovah hath looked after the sons of Israel, and that He hath seen their affliction; and they bow and do obeisance.
2 Samuel 16:12it may be Jehovah doth look on mine affliction, and Jehovah hath turned back to me good for his reviling this day.'
Psalms 25:16Turn Thou unto me, and favour me, For lonely and afflicted [am] I.
Psalms 106:4Remember me, O Jehovah, With the favour of Thy people, Look after me in Thy salvation.
Isaiah 63:7The kind acts of Jehovah I make mention of, The praises of Jehovah, According to all that Jehovah hath done for us, And the abundance of the goodness to the house of Israel, That He hath done for them, According to His mercies, And according to the abundance of His kind acts.
Matthew Henry on Psalms 119:132
131 I opened my mouth, and panted: for I longed for thy commandments. Here is, 1. The desire David had towards the word of God: I longed for thy commandments. When he was under a forced absence from God's ordinances he longed to be restored to them again; when he enjoyed ordinances he greedily sucked in the word of God, as new-born babes desire the milk. When Christ is formed in the soul there are gracious longings, unaccountable to one that is a stranger to the work. 2. The degree of that desire appearing in the… Read the whole commentary →