Psalms 119:143

“Trouble and anguish - The word rendered “trouble” means affliction of any kind; the word rendered “anguish” would probably express that which results from being pressed, compressed, straitened. It properly refers to a situation where there is no room to move, and where we are pent up in a narrow place. The two words denote deep affliction. Have taken hold on me - Margin, as in Hebrew, “found me.” That is, they were in pursuit of me, and have at last apprehended me. Trouble, anguish, death, are in pursuit of us all our lives, and are never very far in the rear of us. Often, when we least expect them, they come suddenly up to us, and make us their victims. Yet thy commandments are my delights…”

“Trouble - Outward troubles and anguish of spirit. Psalms 119:148”

“Trouble: Psa 119:107, Psa 18:4, Psa 18:5, 88:3-18, Psa 116:3, Psa 130:1; Mar 14:33, Mar 14:34 taken hold on me: Heb. found me yet thy: Psa 119:16, Psa 119:47, Psa 119:77; Job 23:12; Joh 4:34 Psalms 119:144”