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Ps 119:97-112: When the psalmist is taught by God through studying and meditating on his word, he learns true wisdom.
He is wiser than all the worldly-wise, in spite of their years of experience (Ps 119:97-100).
The wisdom that comes from God’s word produces moral uprightness and sound judgment (Ps 119:101-104).
It shows the psalmist how he should behave when he is afflicted (Ps 119:105-107), when he is praying or worshipping (Ps 119:108) and when he is in danger (Ps 119:109-110).
It gives him constant and deep-seated joy (Ps 119:111-112).