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Preserve
A.M. 2962. B.C. 1042. (Title.) Michtam. or, A goldenPsalm of David. Ps 56:1 Ps 60:1
Preserve. Ps 17:5 Ps 17:8 Ps 31:23 Ps 37:28 Ps 97:10 Ps 116:6 Pr 2:8
for. Ps 9:10 Ps 22:8 Ps 25:20 Ps 84:12 Ps 125:1 Ps 146:5 Isa 26:3 Isa 26:4 Jer 17:7 Jer 17:8 2Co 1:9 2Ti 1:12
5 He shews the hope of his calling, of the resurrection, and life everlasting.
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thou hast. Ps 8:1 Ps 27:8 Ps 31:14 Ps 89:26 Ps 91:2 Isa 26:13 Isa 44:5 Zec 13:9 Joh 20:28
my goodness. Ps 50:9 Ps 50:10 Job 22:2 Job 22:3 Job 35:7 Job 35:8 Lu 17:10 Ro 11:35
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the saints. Ps 30:4 Ps 116:15 2Ch 6:41 Ac 9:13 Eph 1:1
the excellent. Pr 12:26 So 4:1-7:13 Mal 3:17
in whom. Ps 119:63 Pr 8:31 Pr 13:20 So 7:10 Isa 62:4 Eph 5:25-27 1Jo 3:14-17
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Their. Ps 32:10 Ps 97:7 Jon 2:8 Re 14:9-11 Re 18:4 Re 18:5
hasten, etc. or, give gifts to another. drink. Ge 35:14 Le 23:13 Isa 57:6 Isa 65:11 Isa 66:3 Jer 7:18
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The Lord. Ps 73:26 Ps 119:57 Ps 142:5 De 32:9 Jer 10:16 La 3:24
mine inheritance. Heb. my part. of my. Ps 11:6 Ps 23:5 Ps 116:13 Eph 5:18
thou. Ps 2:6 Ps 9:4 Ps 21:7-12 Ps 61:6 Ps 61:7 Ps 89:4 Ps 89:20-37 Ps 110:1 Ps 110:2 Ps 132:11 Ps 132:17 Ps 132:18 Isa 42:1 Isa 53:12 Ac 2:32 Ac 5:31 1Co 15:25
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in pleasant. Ps 21:1-3 Heb 12:2
I have. Jer 3:19 Joh 20:17 Ro 8:17 1Co 3:21-23 Eph 1:18 Php 2:9-11 2Ti 2:12 Re 3:21
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who hath. Ps 73:24 Ps 119:7 Pr 8:14 Isa 11:2-4 Isa 48:17 Isa 50:4
my reins. Ps 73:21 Jer 12:2 Jer 17:10 Re 2:23
in the. Ps 17:3 Ps 22:2 Ps 42:8 Ps 63:6 Ps 77:2 Ps 77:6 Ps 119:55 Ps 119:148 Isa 26:9 Lu 6:12
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my glory. Ps 30:12 Ps 57:8 Ac 2:26 Jas 3:5-9
my flesh. Job 14:14 Job 14:15 Job 19:26 Job 19:27 Pr 14:32 Isa 26:19 1Th 4:13 1Th 4:14
rest in hope. Heb. dwell confidently.
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my. Ps 9:17 Ps 49:15 Ps 139:8 Le 19:28 Nu 6:6 De 32:22 Job 11:8 Pr 15:11 Pr 27:20 Isa 5:14 Isa 14:9 Am 9:2 Lu 16:23 Ac 3:15 1Co 15:55 Re 1:18 Re 20:13
neither. Ac 2:27-31 Ac 13:35-38 1Co 15:42 1Co 15:50-54
thine. Da 9:24 Lu 1:35 Lu 4:34 Ac 3:14
hell.The word hell, from the Saxon {hillan} or {helan,} to hide, or from {holl,}, a cavern, though now used only for the place of torment, anciently denoted the concealed or unseen place of the dead in general; corresponding to the Greek [adev,] i.e., [o aidev topos,] the invisible place and the Hebrew {sheol,} from {shaal,} to ask, seek, the place and state of those who are out of the way, and to be sought for.
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