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Trust in Jehovah’s Word (‎10 occurrences)
- 1. What can you say about the identity and spirit of the writer of Psalm 119?
  
  JEHOVAH’S word was cherished by the composer of Psalm 119.
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  2. What is the theme of Psalm 119, and how is this song designed?
  
  ² A key point of Psalm 119 is the value of God’s word, or message.a
- w05 4/15 pp. 10-15 - The Watchtower—2005

Let God’s Word Light Your Roadway (‎8 occurrences)
- ² Let us now consider Psalm 119:89-176.
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  3. How does Psalm 119:89, 90 show that we can depend on God’s word?
  
  ³ Fondness for Jehovah’s word results in spiritual stability. (Psalm 119:89-96)
- w05 4/15 pp. 15-20 - The Watchtower—2005

How Much Do You Love God’s Word? (‎7 occurrences)
- 5, 6. Although we may not know his name, what can we learn about the writer of the 119th Psalm 119 by reading and meditating on what he wrote?
  
  ⁵ The writer of the 119th Psalm 119 certainly had deep appreciation for God’s Word.
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  8. How can the examples outlined in this paragraph help you to grow in appreciation for the Mosaic Law?
  
  ⁸ The writer of the 119th Psalm 119 exclaimed: “How I do love your law!” (Psalm 119:97)
- w99 11/1 pp. 9-14 - The Watchtower—1999

Happiness Despite a Lawless, Loveless World (‎7 occurrences)
- 3. (a) Did the writer of Psalm 119 qualify to enjoy the special happinesses, set forth by Jesus Christ? Explain. (b) Describe the psalmist’s expressed feelings toward the Law covenant mediated by Moses.
  
  ³ A man who anciently qualified for enjoying such happinesses as were set forth by the Jewish Messiah, Jesus Christ, was the inspired Jewish writer of Psalm 119, the longest psalm of the Bible.
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  5. In opening up Psalm 119, whose experiences did the writer likely have in mind?
  
  ⁵ The psalmist doubtless wrote out of his own personal experience when he opened up Psalm 119, saying: “Happy are the ones faultless in their way, the ones walking in the law of Jehovah.
- w84 6/15 pp. 14-19 - The Watchtower—1984

Psalm 119 Magnifies Jehovah’s Word (‎5 occurrences)
- Psalm 119 Magnifies Jehovah’s Word
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  Among the interesting aspects of Psalm 119 is that it is an acrostic; but, unlike most other acrostic psalms in which each succeeding verse begins with a succeeding letter of the Hebrew alphabet, in this psalm eight verses at a time begin with each succeeding letter.
- w73 3/15 pp. 188-190 - The Watchtower—1973

“How I Do Love Your Law!” (‎4 occurrences)
- 1, 2. (a) What situation did the inspired writer of Psalm 119 face? (b) How did he react, and why?
  
  THE writer of Psalm 119 faced a severe trial.
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  Indeed, almost every verse of Psalm 119 mentions some facet of Jehovah’s law.a
- w06 6/15 pp. 20-24 - The Watchtower—2006

Happy God, Happy People! (‎4 occurrences)
- Bible Highlights Psalms 107 to 150
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  For evidence of this, let us look at Book Five of the Psalms, that is, Psalms 107 to 150.
- w87 3/15 pp. 24-25 - The Watchtower—1987

Maintain Your Spiritual Health While Serving in a Foreign Field (‎3 occurrences)
- What helped Daniel and the writer of Psalm 119 to maintain their spiritual health?
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  9. As reflected in Psalm 119, what effect did God’s Word have on the writer of the psalm?
  
  ⁹ The writer of Psalm 119 found strength in God’s Word to stand out as different.
- w16 October pp. 13-17 - The Watchtower (Study)—2016

Maintain Your Spiritual Health While Serving in a Foreign Field (‎3 occurrences)
- What helped Daniel and the writer of Psalm 119 to keep a close relationship with Jehovah?
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  9. What attitude toward God’s Word did the writer of Psalm 119 have?
  
  ⁹ The writer of Psalm 119 had to endure when members of the royal court spoke against him.
- ws16 October pp. 9-14 - The Watchtower (Simplified)—2016

Highlights From Book Five of Psalms (‎3 occurrences)
- This truth is made evident in the final collection of divinely inspired songs, consisting of Psalms 107 to 150.
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  (Psalm 107:1–119:176)
- w06 9/1 pp. 13-16 - The Watchtower—2006

Study—Rewarding and Enjoyable (‎3 occurrences)
- 6. How did the writer of Psalm 119 express his fondness for Jehovah’s word?
  
  ⁶ The composer of Psalm 119, perhaps Hezekiah while yet a young prince, expressed his fondness for Jehovah’s word.
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  7, 8. (a) According to one reference work, what does it mean to “show a fondness” for God’s Word? (b) How can we show our love for Jehovah’s Word? (c) How did Ezra prepare himself before reading Jehovah’s Law?
  
  ⁷ Explaining the word translated “show a fondness” in Psalm 119, one dictionary on the Hebrew Scriptures states: “The usage in v.
- w00 10/1 pp. 13-17 - The Watchtower—2000

Reminders and Orders of the God of a New System (‎3 occurrences)
- What basis did the writer of Psalm 119 have for highlighting so many reminders?
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  What prominence does Psalm 119 give to God’s “orders”?
- w84 6/15 pp. 20-25 - The Watchtower—1984

Questions From Readers (‎2 occurrences)
- Ps 117-146 Ps 116-145
- w68 6/15 pp. 382-384 - The Watchtower—1968

Do Not Let Your Love Grow Cold (‎1 occurrence)
- Note how the inspired writer of Psalm 119 helps us to understand what it means to love Bible truth. (Read Psalm 119:97-100.)
- w17 May pp. 17-21 - The Watchtower (Study)—2017

Do Not Let Your Love Grow Cold (‎1 occurrence)
- Notice how the writer of Psalm 119 helps us understand what we need to do. (Read Psalm 119:97-100.)
- ws17 May pp. 15-20 - The Watchtower (Simplified)—2017

God Arranges to Deliver Mankind (‎1 occurrence)
- —Based on Genesis, chapters 22-50, as well as Exodus, Deuteronomy, 2 Samuel, Psalms, Isaiah, Daniel, Micah, Zechariah 9:9.
- w13 10/1 p. 5 - The Watchtower—2013

Serve the God of Freedom (‎1 occurrence)
- Likewise, the writer of Psalm 119 said: “How I do love your law!
- w12 7/15 pp. 12-16 - The Watchtower—2012

Serve the God of Freedom (‎1 occurrence)
- Also, the writer of Psalm 119 said: “How I do love your law!
- ws12 7/15 pp. 9-14 - The Watchtower (Simplified)—2012

Will the Earth Come to an End? (‎1 occurrence)
- His Word states: “You have solidly fixed the earth, that it may keep standing.”—Psalm 119:90.
- w12 2/1 p. 25 - The Watchtower—2012

Trust in Jehovah, “the God of All Comfort” (‎1 occurrence)
- 12. How did Jehovah comfort Abraham?
  
  ¹² The writer of Psalm 119 said to Jehovah: “Remember the word to your servant, for which you have made me wait.
- ws11 10/15 pp. 15-19 - The Watchtower (Simplified)—2011

“O Jehovah, . . . You Know Me” (‎1 occurrence)
- ◼ Psalms 119-150
- w11 9/1 p. 15 - The Watchtower—2011

Who Made the Laws That Govern Our Universe? (‎1 occurrence)
- No, the Bible promises that they will last forever. (Psalm 104:5; 119:90)
- w11 7/1 pp. 24-28 - The Watchtower—2011

Will the Earth Come to an End? (‎1 occurrence)
- There is no expiration date—ever!—Psalm 119:90.
- w10 1/1 pp. 22-23 - The Watchtower—2010

Do You Allow God to Speak to You Every Day? (‎1 occurrence)
- / 119:64-176 □
- w09 8/1 pp. 13-18 - The Watchtower—2009

Increase in Accurate Knowledge With “Eagerness of Mind” (‎1 occurrence)
- The poetic song listed as Psalm 119 in our Bibles conveys the psalmist’s feelings about the laws, reminders, orders, commands, and judicial decisions of Jehovah.
- w08 9/15 pp. 12-15 - The Watchtower—2008

Will the Earth Survive? (‎1 occurrence)
- Thus, according to God’s purpose, the earth must remain eternally as mankind’s home, or else his promises would be in vain.—Psalm 119:90; Isaiah 55:11; 1 John 2:17.
- w08 8/1 p. 31 - The Watchtower—2008

“How I Do Love Your Law!” (‎1 occurrence)
- PSALM 119 is a song about its composer’s feelings toward God’s inspired message, or word.
- w06 9/15 p. 32 - The Watchtower—2006

Highlights From Book One of Psalms (‎1 occurrence)
- From antiquity, the book of Psalms has been divided into five collections, or sections, of songs: (1) Psalms 1-41, (2) Psalms 42-72, (3) Psalms 73-89, (4) Psalms 90-106, and (5) Psalms 107-150.
- w06 5/15 pp. 17-20 - The Watchtower—2006

Questions From Readers (‎1 occurrence)
- True, Jehovah stated elsewhere that they will last forever. (Psalm 119:90; Ecclesiastes 1:4)
- w06 1/1 p. 30 - The Watchtower—2006

“The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth”—How? (‎1 occurrence)
- “He has founded the earth upon its established places; it will not be made to totter to time indefinite, or forever.”—Psalm 104:5; 119:90.
- w04 10/1 pp. 4-7 - The Watchtower—2004

Do You Love Jehovah’s Reminders Exceedingly? (‎1 occurrence)
- These are repeatedly mentioned in the Scriptures, especially in Psalm 119, possibly composed by Judah’s young Prince Hezekiah.
- w00 12/1 pp. 14-19 - The Watchtower—2000

God’s Prophetic Word Gives Hope for the Future (‎1 occurrence)
- The talk “Love Jehovah’s Reminders Exceedingly” covered selected verses in Psalm 119.
- w00 1/15 pp. 4-7 - The Watchtower—2000

Benefits From Loving God’s Word (‎1 occurrence)
- Obviously, he does not love God’s Word in the way that the writer of Psalm 119 loved it.
- w99 11/1 pp. 14-19 - The Watchtower—1999

Christian Witnesses for Divine Sovereignty (‎1 occurrence)
- The writer of Psalm 119 repeated many times his love of Jehovah’s Law.
- w95 9/1 pp. 13-18 - The Watchtower—1995

Are You Learning From Our Grand Instructor? (‎1 occurrence)
- The composer of Psalm 119 realized that Jehovah’s wisdom had safeguarded him throughout his life.
- w94 9/15 pp. 27-30 - The Watchtower—1994

Be Happy and Organized (‎1 occurrence)
- Psalm 119, which has much to say about Jehovah’s laws, reminders, and regulations, begins: “Happy are the ones faultless in their way, the ones walking in the law of Jehovah.
- w93 4/1 pp. 28-31 - The Watchtower—1993

Questions From Readers (‎1 occurrence)
- Many scholars believe that he also composed Psalm 119, perhaps before becoming king.
- w91 3/15 p. 29 - The Watchtower—1991

Who Wrote the Bible? (‎1 occurrence)
- In the 176 verses of Psalm 119 alone this point is alluded to 176 times!
- w88 2/1 pp. 3-4 - The Watchtower—1988

Subject Index for “The Watchtower” 1987 (‎1 occurrence)
- Psalms 107-150, 3/15
- w87 12/15 p. 31 - The Watchtower—1987

How I Conquered My Driving Ambition (‎1 occurrence)
- But I came to see that the Bible has basic principles, laws, and directives for any problem that might arise in life.—Compare Psalm 119.
- w86 11/1 pp. 11-14 - The Watchtower—1986

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