Psalms 119: The Word of God Celebrated

The longest psalm, an acrostic of 22 eight-verse stanzas, celebrates God's word under many names. The psalmist loves it, meditates on it, and learns through affliction, while praying for God to teach him, revive him, and hold him fast. It closes with a plea for God to seek a wandering servant.

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What does the psalmist say is his comfort in affliction (119:49-50)?

God's promise, which has kept him aliveThe hope that his enemies will soon failThe sympathy of his friends and familyThe memory of his own good deeds