Psalms 119:16 Cross References - Bishops

¹⁶ (119:8) My delyght shalbe in thy statutes: and I wyll not forget thy worde

² But his delight [is] in the lawe of God: and in [God] his lawe exerciseth himselfe day and night

⁸ Then sayde I, lo I am come: in the booke of thy lawe it is written of me that I shoulde fulfyll thy wyll O my God, I am content to do it, yea thy lawe is within the middest of my brest

¹¹ (119:3) I haue hyd thy wordes within my heart: for this ende, that I shoulde not sinne agaynst thee

¹⁴ (119:6) I am delighted in the way of thy testimonies: as in all maner of riches

²⁴ (119:8) Yea thy testimonies are my delyght: and my counsaylers

³⁵ (119:3) Leade me in the path of thy comaundementes: for therin is my delyght

⁴⁷ (119:7) And my delyght shalbe in thy commaundementes: which I haue loued

⁷⁰ (119:6) Their heart is as fat as brawne: but my delyght hath ben in thy lawe

⁷⁷ (119:5) Let thy pitifull mercies come vnto me, that I may lyue: for thy lawe is my delyght

⁸³ (119:3) For I am become like a bottel [hanged] in the smoke: yet I do not forget thy statutes

⁹² (119:4) If my delight had not ben in thy lawe: I shoulde haue perished in myne affliction ⁹³ (119:5) I wyll neuer forget thy commaundementes: for through them thou hast reuiued me

¹⁰⁹ (119:5) My soule is alway in my hande: yet I do not forget thy lawe

¹⁴¹ (119:5) I am small and of no reputation: [yet] I do not forget thy comaundementes

¹⁷⁶ (119:8) I haue gone astray lyke a lost sheepe: oh seke out thy seruaunt, for I haue not forgotten thy commaundementes

¹ My sonne, forget not thou my lawe, but see that thine heart kepe my commaundementes

²² For I delite in the lawe of God, after the inwarde man

¹⁶ This is the couenaunt that I wyll make vnto them after those dayes, (sayth the Lorde) geuyng my lawes in their heart, and in their myndes wyl I write them ¹⁷ And their sinnes and iniquities wyll I remember no more

²³ For yf any be a hearer of the worde, and not a doer, he is lyke vnto a man beholdyng his bodyly face in a glasse ²⁴ For he hath considered hym selfe, and is gone his wayes, & hath forgotten immediatly what his fashion was