I cried to you; save me, and I shall keep your testimonies.
I cried to you; save me, and I shall keep your testimonies.
I have called unto thee; save me, And I shall observe thy testimonies.
My cry has gone up to you; take me out of trouble, and I will be guided by your unchanging word.
I cried to thee; save me, and I shall keep thy testimonies.
I have called to you. Save me! I will obey your statutes.
I have called unto thee; save me, and I shall observe thy testimonies.
I cried unto thee - I called upon thee in trouble.
Save me, and I shall keep thy testimonies - Margin, "That I may keep." The correct rendering is, "I will keep." The idea is, that if God would interpose and save him, he "would" henceforward faithfully keep the law of God: It is one of the designs of affliction to lead people to make such vows as this. They are commonly made on beds of sickness, alike by the religious and the irreligious; the saint and the sinner. How often, alas, are they forgotten even by the friends of God! How seldom are they remembered at all by the sinner when he is raised up from the verge of the grave, and restored again to health!