- to meditate:
- or, to pray, They who acknowledge God in all their ways, will find him present to direct their paths, and make their way prosperous; and when the prayer of faith meets with an immediate answer, the glory ought as speedily to be rendered to God in solemn praise and thanksgiving. "This¹ bookª of the lawª shall not¹ departª° out of thy mouth;ª¹ but thou shalt meditateª° therein dayª and night,ª that¹ thou mayest observeª° to doª° according to all¹ that is writtenª° therein: for¹ then¹ thou shalt makeª°¹ thy wayª prosperous,ª° and then¹ thou shalt have good success.ª°" {Jsh 1:8} + "But¹¹ his delightª [is] in the lawª of the LORD;ª and in his lawª doth he meditateª° dayª and night.ª" {Psa 1:2} + "I will rememberª°°° the worksª of the LORD:ª surely¹ I will rememberª° thy wondersª of old.ª¹ ... I will meditateª° also of all¹ thy work,ª and talkª° of thy doings.ª" {Psa 77:11-12} + "My meditationª of¹ him shall be sweet:ª° I¹ will be gladª° in the LORD.ª" {Psa 104:34} + "I will meditateª° in thy precepts,ª and have respectª° unto thy ways.ª" {Psa 119:15} + "How¹ preciousª° also are thy thoughtsª unto me, O God!ª how¹ greatª° is the sumª of them! ... [If] I should countª° them, they are more in numberª° than the sand:ª¹ when I awake,ª° I am stillª with thee.¹" {Psa 139:17-18} + "I rememberª° the daysª of old;ª¹ I meditateª° on all¹ thy works;ª I museª° on the workª of thy hands.ª ... I stretch forthª° my handsª unto thee:¹ my soulª [thirsteth] after thee, as a thirstyª land.ª Selah.ª" {Psa 143:5-6}
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