Psalms 119:39

“Turn away my reproach - The reproach which is likely to come upon me from being a professed worshipper of God. In all ages good men have been exposed to this reproach. Which I fear - Which I have reason to apprehend will come upon me. This may not mean that he was personally afraid of it, but merely that he had reason to apprehend that he was exposed to it. The prayer is proper, for there is nothing which our nature makes us shrink back from more than reproach. Compare Psalms 119:22; Psalms 69:9, Psalms 69:20; Romans 15:3; 2 Corinthians 12:10. The word repreach in the original is the same which denotes shame or dishonor. For thy judgments are good - Thy statutes; thy laws. I know they are…”

“I fear - For my instability in thy ways; which in respect to my own weakness, I have great cause to fear. Psalms 119:40”

“Turn: Psa 119:22, Psa 119:31, Psa 39:8, Psa 57:3; Sa2 12:14; Ti1 3:7, Ti1 5:14; Tit 2:8 for thy: Psa 119:20, Psa 119:43, Psa 119:75, Psa 119:123, Psa 119:131, Psa 19:9; Deu 4:8; Isa 26:8; Rom 2:2; Rev 19:2 Psalms 119:40”