Then said I, Lo, I come: in the volume of the book it is written of me,
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Verse 7 is found in chapter 40 of Psalms. Psalm 40 begins with a testimony of waiting and deliverance: God brought the psalmist out of a pit and established his steps. The response consists not merely in offering sacrifices, but in recognizing that God desires inward obedience expressed through hearing and doing his will. Then the plea for help appears again, showing that past deliverance does not eliminate present need. Praise and dependence remain together.
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Opfer und Speisopfer gefallen dir nicht; aber die Ohren hast du mir aufgetan. Du willst weder Brandopfer noch Sündopfer.
Entonces dije: He aquí, vengo; En el envoltorio del libro está escrito de mí:
Entonces dije: «Aquí vengo; en el rollo del libro está escrito acerca de mí.
Alors je dis: Voici, je viens Avec le rouleau du livre écrit pour moi.
Allora io ho detto: Eccomi venuto; Egli è scritto di me nel volume del Libro.
Então disse: Eis aqui venho; no rolo do livro de mim está escrito.
那時我說:「看哪,我來了! 我的事在經卷上已經記載了。
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