126. 'Tis time thou work, Lord; for they havemade void thy law divine.
127. Therefore thy precepts more I lovethan gold, yea, gold most fine.
128. Concerning all things thy commandsall right I judge therefore;And ev'ry false and wicked wayI perfectly abhor.
129. Thy statutes, Lord, are wonderful,my soul them keeps with care.
130. The entrance of thy words gives light,makes wise who simple are.
131. My mouth I have wide opened,and panted earnestly,While after thy commandementsI long'd exceedingly.
132. Look on me, Lord, and mercifuldo thou unto me prove,As thou art wont to do to those thy name who truly love.