Psalms 103:5
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Psalms 103:5. Who satisfieth thy mouth with good things;
He might have left thee to pine in spiritual hunger; instead whereof he has fed thee-made thee to know what is good, and to love what is good, and to feed upon that which is good, and to rejoice in that which is good. Will thou not praise him for this?
Psalms 103:5. So that thy youth is renewed like the eagle’s.
Oh! thou art strengthened. Thou growest young again; thy faith is revived; thy hope is brightened; thy love has been stirred up, and the smouldering flame begins to burn anew with vigor. Wilt thou not bless him who restoreth thee after this fashion? Surely, thou canst not refuse to praise.