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138You have issued your decrees *
with justice and in perfect faithfulness.

139My indignation has consumed me, *
because my enemies forget your words.

140Your word has been tested to the uttermost, *
and your servant holds it dear.

141I am small and of little account, *
yet I do not forget your commandments.

142Your justice is an everlasting justice *
and your law is the truth.

143Trouble and distress have come upon me, *
yet your commandments are my delight.

144The righteousness of your decrees is everlasting; *
grant me understanding, that I may live.

Twenty‑sixth Day: Evening Prayer

QophClamavi in toto corde meo

145I call with my whole heart; *
answer me, O Lord, that I may keep your statutes.

146I call to you; oh, that you would save me! *
I will keep your decrees.

147Early in the morning I cry out to you, *
for in your word is my trust.

148My eyes are open in the night watches, *
that I may meditate upon your promise.

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