Psalm 119:68

68 Good art thou, O Lord; therefore in thy goodness teach me thine ordinances.

Psalm 119:68 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 119:68

Thou [art] good, and doest good
Essentially, originally, and only good, and the fountain of all goodness to his creatures; who does good to all men in a providential way, and especially to his own people; to whom he is good in a way of special grace and mercy, in and through his Son Jesus Christ; and even he is good to them, and does good to them, when he afflicts them; he makes their afflictions work for their good, either temporal, spiritual, or eternal;

teach me thy statutes;
as a fresh instance of goodness; this had been often desired, being what lay much on his mind, and was of moment and importance; see ( Psalms 119:12 Psalms 119:26 Psalms 119:33 Psalms 119:64 ) .

Psalm 119:68 In-Context

66 Teach me kindness, and instruction, and knowledge: for I have believed thy commandments.

67 Before I was afflicted, I transgressed; therefore have I kept thy word.

68 Good art thou, O Lord; therefore in thy goodness teach me thine ordinances.

69 The injustice of the proud has been multiplied against me: but I will search out thy commandments with all my heart.

70 Their heart has been curdled like milk; but I have meditated on thy law.