DYCE.

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DUPUIS.

11 Yea the darkness is no darkness with thee but the night is as cléar | as the day the darkness and light to | thee are both a like.

12 Fór my reins are | thine thou hast covered me in my mother's | womb.

13 I will give thanks unto thee for I am fearfully and wonder | fully | made: marvellous are thy works ⋆ and thất my soul I knoweth right | well.

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14 My bones are not | hid from | thee: though I be made secretly and fashioned beneath in the earth.

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15 Thine eyes did see my substance, yet | being · im | perfect and in thy book were all my | members | written;

16 Which day by day were | fashioned: when as yet | there was | none of | them!

17 How dear are thy counsels unto | me O | God: O how great | is the | sum of them.

18 If I tell them, they are more in number than the sand when I wake up | I am | present with | thee.

19 Wilt thou not slay the | wicked · O| God: Depart from mé, ye | blood · | thirsty | men.

20 For they speak unrighteous | ly a | gainst thee: and thine enemies | take thy | Name in vain.