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119: God's Words and Commandments
Psalms 119  Psalm 119 * BERGER, Moshé Tzvi  I have gone astray like a lost sheep STANILAND, Charles Joseph  I will not forget thy word UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Bible ABC  David UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Burnet Psalter', first half of 15th century  Blessed are the blameless in the way UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Cords of the wicked have wrapped me round about, The UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Depart from me evil doers UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  For ever Lord your word endures in Heaven UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  I have cried with my whole heart UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  I have gone astray like a sheep that is lost UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  I opened my mouth and drew in the Spirit UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  It is good that you have humbled me UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Let your mercy come upon me UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  My eyes have failed for your eloquence saying when will you comfort me UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  My soul has slumbered through weariness UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  My soul is continually in my hands UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Receive your servant into good things UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  See my humiliation UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Seven times in the day I have said praise to you UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Trouble and distress have found me UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Turn away my eyes that they may not behold vanities UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  With my whole heart I have sought after you UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  You have made me wise above my enemies UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  You have rebuked the proud UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Your hands have made me UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Your just dealings were the subject of my song UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'St. Albans Psalter', England, first half of 12th century  Bands of the wicked have robbed me, The UNKNOWN; No Artist Information Available * Currently no image links in the base
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