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[verse 65] Thou hast done good with thy servant: Jehovah, according to thy word.
[verse 66] Learn me goodnes of reason and knowledge: for, I have be∣leeved in thy commandements.
[verse 67] Before I was afflicted, I was astray: but now, I observe thy saying.
[verse 68] Good art thou and doest good; learn me thy statutes.
[verse 69] The prowd have forged against me falshood: I, with al the heart, doe keep thy precepts.
[verse 70] Their heart is grosse as fat: I, in thy law have delighted my self.
[verse 71] It is good for me that I was afflicted: that, I may learn thy statutes.
[verse 72] The law of thy mouth is better to me; than thousands of gold and silver.