Psalms 51:15
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Psalms 51:15. O Lord, open thou my lips; -
In the eighth verse, he had prayed, "Make me to hear;" and now he does as good as say, "Make me to speak." Sin puts all the organs of the human body out of order, and grace is needed to put them all right again: "O Lord, open thou my lips;" -