Psalms 51:14
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Psalms 51:14. Deliver me from blood-guiltiness, O God, thou God of my salvation;
His faith is growing. He has humbled himself. It is the way to rise. Weaken thyself before God, and thou shalt grow strong. Empty thyself, and thou shalt be filled; bow low, and he will lift thee up. "Thou God of my salvation."
Psalms 51:14. And my tongue shall sing aloud of thy righteousness.
Those tongues that confess sins are the best tongues to sing with. That tongue which has been salted with the brine of penitence is fitted to be sweet with the honey of praise.