Psalms 51:15
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Psalms 51:15. O Lord, open thou my lips;
He felt as if he was going too fast when he promised to speak and to sing, so he prayed: "O Lord, open thou my lips"-
Psalms 51:15. And my mouth shall shew forth thy praise.
When good men have had a fall, they walk very tenderly afterwards. Put them on their legs, and they are very careful how they move. They are afraid to speak except as God opens their lips.