Thou art my God, and I will praise thee: thou art my God, I will exalt thee.
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Verse 28 is found in chapter 118 of Psalms. Psalm 118 is a song of thanksgiving repeating the affirmation that the Lord’s mercy endures forever. The psalmist remembers being surrounded and rejected, but declares that the Lord became his salvation. The rejected stone that becomes the cornerstone expresses an inversion of expectations and later became an important image in Christian interpretation of Jesus. The psalm ends with a festive entrance and blessing from the house of the Lord.
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Du bist mein Gott, und ich danke dir; mein Gott, ich will dich preisen.
Mi Dios eres tú, y a ti alabaré: Dios mío, a ti ensalzaré.
Tú eres mi Dios y te daré gracias; Dios mío, te exaltaré.
Tu es mon Dieu, et je te louerai; Mon Dieu! je t'exalterai.
Tu sei il mio Dio, io ti celebrerò; Tu sei il mio Dio, io ti esalterò.
Tu és o meu Deus, e eu te louvarei; tu és o meu Deus, e eu te exaltarei.
你是我的上帝,我要稱謝你! 我的上帝啊,我要尊崇你 !
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