Psalm 119. We are Lord willing going to finish Psalm 119. Tonight I was thinking on the way here.

We've been in Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, and certainly the longest Psalm in the book of Psalms.

I think it's been over a month, hasn't it? You're nodding your heads like, yeah, it was a long time ago. We started in it.

So well, tonight we, Lord willing, finish it. So we'll begin in verse 137, where we left off last week,

and then we'll make it all the way through to 176th to the end of the Psalm. Why don't we pray?

And we'll ask God to bless our time in his word tonight.

Loving Heavenly Father, we are so thankful to you for your word and for this amazing book of Psalms that were just so richly blessed by.

And certainly this Psalm 119 that we've been in now for a few weeks.

It's almost a bittersweet sort of thing as we bring this amazing Psalm to an end tonight.

But Lord, as we do now finish this Psalm, would you, as you always do and as only you can,

minister to us and speak to us and bless us, bless our Bible study tonight.

Lord, I know that many of us are here tonight after maybe a busy day and perhaps a really busy week.

And sometimes the tendency is to be distracted and have our minds wander and certainly just sheer exhaustion and fatigue

and being tired can play a role in that and our inability to concentrate and focus

on your word and what you have for us in your words so So as we now begin the study, would you just enable us

by the Holy Spirit to give you our undivided attention and be able to focus so that we're

not distracted so we don't miss anything that's here for us.

Or we are looking to you to speak into our lives, in and through your word.

In Jesus' name we pray.

Amen and amen.

All right, let's jump in. Verse 137, righteous are you, O Lord, and upright are your judgments.

Your testimonies, which you have commanded, are righteous and very faithful.

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