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Hymn · Psalm 19

The Value of Holy Scripture

ST. FLAVIAN · C.M. · words from The Psalter, 1912 · music Day's Psalter, 1562

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The Value of Holy Scripture shall Dis Dis all to fill those his And the en the that cern pleas ev joy stor ing ing er they ing sin? Lord, dure; heart; stray; man warn fear pre per With know ways God of is can from of cepts fect 2. The 1. Most The 5. What 4. They 3. vil ed de are of Re heart, ness filed right; God, his of is the the e wick un Lord law light pure great ness wis way. with re most im dom's make is right clear claim And There pure. me a eous est ing in. ward. part. cleanse in stat Lord's tes Lord, And of mand mo me, the utes com ti keep O And The The His den His are are most And Pro faults, Word truth pure, sure, ments from ing the ny of hid Lord all is 6. From willful sins Thy servant keep, No vantage let them gain; From great transgressions thus made free, I upright shall remain. 7. The words which from my mouth proceed, The thoughts within my heart, Accept, O Lord, for Thou my Rock And my Redeemer art. The Psalter, 1912 ST. FLAVIAN C.M. Day's Psalter, 1562
The Value of Holy Scripture shall Dis Dis all to fill those his And the en the that cern pleas ev joy stor ing ing er they ing sin? Lord, dure; heart; stray; man warn fear pre per With know ways God of is can from of cepts fect 2. The 1. Most The 5. What 4. They 3. vil ed de are of Re heart, ness filed right; God, his of is the the e wick un Lord law light pure great ness wis way. with re most im dom's make is right clear claim And There pure. me a eous est ing in. ward. part. cleanse in stat Lord's tes Lord, And of mand mo me, the utes com ti keep O And The The His den His are are most And Pro faults, Word truth pure, sure, ments from ing the ny of hid Lord all is 6. From willful sins Thy servant keep, No vantage let them gain; From great transgressions thus made free, I upright shall remain. 7. The words which from my mouth proceed, The thoughts within my heart, Accept, O Lord, for Thou my Rock And my Redeemer art. The Psalter, 1912 ST. FLAVIAN C.M. Day's Psalter, 1562

1.Most perfect is the law of God,
Restoring those that stray;
His testimony is most sure,
Proclaiming wisdom's way.

2.The precepts of the Lord are right;
With joy they fill the heart;
The Lord's commandments all are pure,
And clearest light impart.

3.The fear of God is undefiled
And ever shall endure;
The statutes of the Lord are truth
And righteousness most pure.

4.They warn from ways of wickedness
Displeasing to the Lord,
And in the keeping of His Word
There is a great reward.

5.What man can know his evil heart,
Discerning all his sin?
O cleanse me, Lord, from hidden faults,
And make me pure within.

6.From willful sins Thy servant keep,
No vantage let them gain;
From great transgressions thus made free,
I upright shall remain.

7.The words which from my mouth proceed,
The thoughts within my heart,
Accept, O Lord, for Thou my Rock
And my Redeemer art.

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