Blessed be God, which hath not turned away my prayer, nor his mercy from me.
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Verse 20 is found in chapter 66 of Psalms. Psalm 66 invites all the earth to acknowledge God’s works and then specifically recalls Israel’s experience. Passing through water and fire represents trials through which God led the people into a place of abundance. The psalmist also connects deliverance with personal integrity: God hears the one who approaches him sincerely. The prayer ends with a personal proclamation that God did not reject the plea.
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Gelobt sei Gott, der mein Gebet nicht verwirft noch seine Güte von mir wendet.
Bendito Dios, Que no echó de sí mi oración, ni de mí su misericordia.
¡Bendito sea Dios, que no ha rechazado mi oración ni ha apartado de mí su amor leal!
Béni soit Dieu, Qui n'a pas rejeté ma prière, Et qui ne m'a pas retiré sa bonté!
Benedetto sia Iddio Che non ha rigettata la mia orazione, Nè ritratta da me la sua benignità
Bendito seja Deus, que não rejeitou a minha oração, nem desviou de mim a sua misericórdia.
上帝是應當稱頌的! 他沒有推卻我的禱告, 也沒有使他的慈愛離開我。
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