Psalms 103:2
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Psalms 103:2. Bless the LORD, O my soul,
Do it again. If thou hast blest him once, bless him again. Doth he not multiply to bless thee? Bless him repeatedly, continually, then. Never weary of the work. Repeat thyself in grateful praise.
Psalms 103:2. And forget not all his benefits:
Thy poor memory has often been the grave of his mercy; but now call for a resurrection, and let his mercies rise before thine eyes, and let thy praises rise with them. "Forget not all his benefits."