1. Unspotted is the fear of God, And ever doth endure;
O How Love I Thy Law
Unspotted is the fear of God,
And ever doth endure;
The judgments of the Lord are truth
And righteousness most pure.
“O how love I Thy law,
O how love I Thy law;
It is my meditation all the day;
O how love I Thy law,
It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
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Words: Psalms 19:7-13, Arranged / Music by James McGranahan

2. They more than gold, yea, much find gold, To be desired are,
O How Love I Thy Law
They more than gold, yea, much find gold,
To be desired are,
Than honey from the honeycomb
That droppeth sweeter far.
“O how love I Thy law,
O how love I Thy law;
It is my meditation all the day;
O how love I Thy law,
It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
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3. Moreover they, Thy servant warn, How he his life should frame,
O How Love I Thy Law
Moreover they, Thy servant warn,
How he his life should frame,
A great reward provided is
For them that keep the same.
“O how love I Thy law,
O how love I Thy law;
It is my meditation all the day;
O how love I Thy law,
It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
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4. Who can his errors understand? From secret faults me cleanse;
O How Love I Thy Law
Who can his errors understand?
From secret faults me cleanse;
Thy servant also keep Thou back
From all presumptuous sins.
“O how love I Thy law,
O how love I Thy law;
It is my meditation all the day;
O how love I Thy law,
It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
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5. And do not suffer them to have Dominion over me;
O How Love I Thy Law
And do not suffer them to have
Dominion over me;
I shall be righteous, then, and from
The great transgression free.
“O how love I Thy law,
O how love I Thy law;
It is my meditation all the day;
O how love I Thy law,
It is my meditation all the day. (all the day.)”
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