Psalms 119:172

Psalms 119:172 Meaning and Explanation

My tongue shall speak of thy word: for all thy commandments are righteousness.

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The psalmist will publicly proclaim God's word because his commandments are inherently righteous.

The Context of Psalms 119:172

Public testimony to God's word grounded in the righteousness of his commandments.

What Does Psalms 119:172 Mean?

'My tongue shall speak of thy word' shows public testimony. The psalmist's speech will be devoted to declaring God's word—what God has spoken and revealed.

'For all thy commandments are righteousness' gives the reason. Each of God's commandments is righteous, good, and true. This inherent righteousness makes them worthy of proclamation.

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What does Psalms 119:172 mean?

The psalmist will publicly proclaim God's word because his commandments are inherently righteous.

What is the context of Psalms 119:172?

Public testimony to God's word grounded in the righteousness of his commandments.

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