Psalms 103:2
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Psalms 103:2. Bless the LORD, O my soul,
Do it again. If thou hast praised him now in thy heart, lift up thy heart yet higher. Let the praise come up from a greater depth, from the very bottom of thy heart, and let it rise to a loftier height, even to the highest heaven.
"Bless the Lord, O my soul."
Psalms 103:2. And forget not all his benefits:
Thou hast a bad memory for good things; but now try to make thy memory awake, forget not any of God’s benefits. If thou canst not remember all, yet do not wilfully forget any of them: "Forget not all his benefits." Here is a list to help thy memory:-