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Psalms 119:102

Psalms 119:102

Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible · Matthew Henry (1662–1714) · Public Domain

Here is, 1. David's constancy in his religion. He had not departed from

God's judgments; he had not chosen any other rule than the word of God,

nor had he wilfully deviated from that rule. A constant adherence to

the ways of God in trying times will be a good evidence of our

integrity. 2. The cause of his constancy: "For thou hast taught me;

that is, they were divine instructions that I learned; I was satisfied

that the doctrine was of God, and therefore I stuck to it." Or rather,

"It was divine grace in my heart that enabled me to receive those

instructions." All the saints are taught of God, for he it is that

gives the understanding; and those, and those only, that are taught of

God, will continue to the end in the things that they have learned.

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