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Psalms BOOK 1 (PSALMS 1–41) 1 1 Great blessings belong to those who don’t listen to evil advice, who don’t live like sinners, and who don’t join those who make fun of God.a 2 Instead, they love the Lord’s teachings and think about them day and night. 3 So they grow strong,
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