Day 2 Psalm 119:62


Hey Word Warriors!
Welcome to Day 2 📖 7-Day Scripture Meditation Challenge

Tuesday, November 18, 2025​
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Scripture: I rise at midnight to thank you for your just regulations. (Psalm 119:62, NLT)​


STEP 1 • SPEAK​
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Father, as we meditate on Your Word today, examine our hearts. Show us where we need to make changes to align our will with Your's. Give us repentant attitudes and forgive us where we fall short. As we seek to understand Your truths, fill us with your wisdom and direction. Give us the strength and courage to live out Your truths. We give You all glory and honor. In Jesus' name we pray, Amen.


STEP 2 • TEXT​
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I rise at midnight to thank you for your just regulations. (Psalm 119:62, NLT)


STEP 3 • OBSERVE
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Today let's ​consider some of background and context for Psalm 119.
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Author: Though it is debated among scholars, many believe Psalm 119 was written by King David.
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Theme: God’s Word - mentioned in almost every verse of Psalm 119.
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Structure:
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・Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible.
・Psalm 119 is composed as an alphabetic acrostic.
・This means that each eight-verse stanza employs a consecutive letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
・This structure demonstrates order and completeness.
(Find out more about Psalm 119 here and here.)
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Context: Read Psalm 119, paying attention to how verse 62 fits into the whole chapter.

Question:​
How does considering the above background and context of Psalm 119 deepen your understanding of Psalm 119:62?


STEP 4 • REMEMBER​
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What is one takeaway you have from Psalm 119:62 today?


STEP 5 •YOUR TURN​
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Take some time to prayerfully meditate on Psalm 119:62 and journal your thoughts.
List one thing you are thankful for today, adding it to your gratitude list.


RESOURCES
・Download free challenge resources to help you meditate on and internalize Psalm 119:62.
・Download free resources for the STORY Bible study method.
・Check out Bible study tools available for free at:
blueletterbible.org, biblegateway.com, biblestudytools.com, and biblehub.com.
・Another good resource for Bibley questions is gotquestions.org.

Until tomorrow, stay in God’s Word! ~Lori​​
Fall deeper in love with your Savior, one verse at a time.
LoriBehrens.com​

How I love your law It is my meditation all day.
Psalm 119:97, WEB


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Lori Behrens

I'm a Christ follower, Scripture enthusiast, pastor’s wife, adoptive mom, writer and loyal Texas Aggie (Whoop!). Subscribe to my newsletter for encouragement to stay rooted in Scripture, along with practical tools to make Bible study a natural part of your daily life.

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