Let my mouth be filled with thy praise and with thy honour all the day.
Let my mouth be filled with praise for you and honor for you all day long.
The writer is asking God to help him spend his entire day speaking words that praise and honor God.
📚 Historical Context
Psalms 71 is a psalm traditionally attributed to King David, likely written in his later years when he faced enemies, aging, and the need for God's protection, reflecting a plea for deliverance and trust in divine faithfulness. In verse 8, the psalmist expresses a heartfelt desire for his words to be constantly filled with praise and honor to God, emphasizing a lifelong commitment to worship amidst life's challenges. This fits into the broader context of the Psalms as ancient Hebrew songs used in temple worship and personal devotion.
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