| Geneva Study Bible Thy word is very pure: therefore thy servant loveth it. Wesley's Notes 119:140 Pure - Without the least mixture of falsehood. King James Translators' Notes pure: Heb. tried, or, refined Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 140. very pure-literally, "refined," shown pure by trial. Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 119:137-144 God never did, and never can do wrong to any. The promises are faithfully performed by Him that made them. Zeal against sin should constrain us to do what we can against it, at least to do more in religion ourselves. Our love to the word of God is evidence of our love to God, because it is designed to make us partake his holiness. Men's real excellency always makes them low in their own eyes. When we are small and despised, we have the more need to remember God's precepts, that we may have them to support us. The law of God is the truth, the standard of holiness, the rule of happiness; but the obedience of Christ alone justifies the believer. Sorrows are often the lot of saints in this vale of tears; they are in heaviness through manifold temptations. There are delights in the word of God, which the saints often most sweetly enjoy when in trouble and anguish. This is life eternal, to know God and Jesus Christ whom he has sent, Joh 17:3. May we live the life of faith and grace here, and be removed to the life of glory hereafter. | 
