I might not sin, that I might not sin, Thy Word have I hid in my heart. Vs. 89-90 gave Mr. Sellers CH-2, about the enduring nature of the Word of God. This is a repeated theme in the Scriptures. The words and works of men may falter and fail, and will ultimately pass away, but the Word of God endures forever (cf. Isa. 40:6-8; I Pet. 1:24-25). CH-3 expresses a determination to praise and pray, and is a prayer for greater understanding. It seems to be inspired by vs. 44, 62, and 144 of the psalm. Then CH-4 recognizes the One who has provided salvation. As an Old Testament saint, the psalmist prays, "Let Your mercies come also to me, O LORD -- Your salvation according to Your word" (vs. 41). As we turn to the New Testament, Simeon, holding the baby Jesus declares, "My eyes have seen Your salvation" (Lk. 2:30). The Lord Jesus Christ Himself is the fulfilment of the psalmist's longing. CH-4) Through Him whom Thy Word hath foretold, The Saviour and Morning Star, Salvation and peace have been brought To those who have strayed afar. Questions: 1) What are the things for which you most often turn to the Word of God? 2) What other hymns do you know and sing that exalt the Word of God? (If you need help thinking of some, check out the Cyber Hymnal's topical list of 211 songs here .) Note: This uplifting gospel song has the dual distinction