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1A of . of the I to you, O Lord!

2O , my ! Let your be to the of my !

3 you, O Lord, should , O , could ?

4 you there is , you may be .

5I for the Lord, my , and in his I ;

6my waits for the more for the , more than for the .

7O , in the Lord! the Lord there is , and him is .

8And he will his .

Cross References

Psalms 130
v8Titus 2:14fulfillment

Christ redeems and purifies his people from all iniquity, fulfilling the promise of verse 8.

Supported by Matthew Henry, Matthew Poole

v8Matthew 1:21fulfillment

Jesus saves his people from their sins, fulfilling redemption from all iniquities.

Supported by Matthew Henry

Asserts that no man on earth is righteous and does not sin; none can stand.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v4Jeremiah 33:9thematic

God's forgiveness and goodness cause people to fear and tremble in reverent awe.

Supported by JFB

v1Psalms 40:2allusion

Crying out of the 'horrible pit' and 'miry clay' matches 'out of the depths'.

Supported by JFB

v41 Kings 8:40thematic

Solomon prays for God's forgiveness 'that they may fear thee all the days'.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v5Exodus 34:6-7thematic

God's self-revelation of mercy and forgiveness, which is the 'word' wherein the Psalmist hopes.

Supported by Matthew Poole

Calling on the name of the Lord out of the low dungeon, matching the deeps.

Supported by John Calvin

v3Psalms 1:6contrast

Contrasts the standing of the righteous with the ungodly who shall not stand in judgment.

Supported by JFB

v3Job 10:14thematic

Job describes God marking his sin and not acquitting him, highlighting the dread of verse 3.

Supported by JFB

v3Psalms 143:2thematic

Humble acknowledgment that in God's sight no man living can be justified or stand.

Supported by John Calvin

v5Psalms 27:14thematic

An exhortation to wait on the Lord with courage, parallel to waiting for his word.

Supported by JFB

v6Psalms 119:147thematic

Preventing the dawning of the morning in eager waiting and hope in God's word.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v7Psalms 131:3thematic

Direct parallel exhorting Israel to hope in the Lord from henceforth and forever.

Supported by Matthew Poole

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