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according to the Book of Common Prayer, 2019
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Psalm 25

Ad te, Domine, levavi

1 Unto you, O Lord, will I lift up my soul; my God, I have put my trust in you;*

O let me not be ashamed, neither let my enemies triumph over me.

2 For all those who hope in you shall not be ashamed,*

but those who deal untruly shall be put to confusion.

3 Show me your ways, O Lord,*

and teach me your paths.

4 Lead me forth in your truth and teach me,*

for you are the God of my salvation; in you has been my hope all the day long.

5 Call to remembrance, O Lord, your tender mercies,*

and your loving-kindnesses, which have been from of old.

6 O remember not the sins and offenses of my youth,*

but according to your mercy think on me, O LORD, in your goodness.

7 Gracious and righteous is the Lord;*

therefore will he teach sinners in the way.

8 Those who are meek shall he guide in judgment,*

and those who are gentle shall he teach his way.

9 All the paths of the Lord are mercy and truth*

to those who keep his covenant and his testimonies.

10 For your Name's sake, O Lord,*

forgive my sin, for it is great.

11 Who is the one who fears the Lord?*

He shall teach him in the way that he shall choose.

12 He shall dwell at ease,*

and his seed shall inherit the land.

13 The Lord reveals his secret counsel to those who fear him,*

and he will show them his covenant.

14 My eyes are ever looking to the Lord,*

for he shall pluck my feet out of the net.

15 Turn to me, and have mercy on me,*

for I am desolate and in misery.

16 The sorrows of my heart are enlarged;*

O bring me out of my troubles.

17 Look upon my adversity and misery*

and forgive me all my sin.

18 Consider my enemies, how many they are,*

and how they bear a tyrannous hate against me.

19 O keep my soul and deliver me;*

Let me not be ashamed, for I have put my trust in you.

20 Let integrity and righteous dealing preserve me,*

for my hope has been in you.

21 Deliver Israel, O God,*

out of all his troubles.

Psalms with similar themes:

Divine Guidance
25  43  85  80  111  112 

Preparation for Holy Communion
23  25  26  43  41  63  84  122  85  86  130  133  139 

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