Psalms 119:94

“I [am] thine, save me, etc.] From all troubles and afflictions; from all enemies, temporal and spiritual; from Satan, and his principalities and powers, from sin, and all the wretched consequences of it; from hell wrath, and damnations: salvation from all which is by Christ. And this is a prayer of faith with respect to him, founded upon his interest and property in him; whose he was by choice, by covenant, by gift, by purchase, and by grace: and this is a plea for salvation; thou hast an interest in me, I am one of thine, therefore let me not be lost or perish; for I have sought thy precepts; to understand them better, and observe them more constantly; and which sense of interest and…”

“I am thine - All that he had, and was, belonged to God. This is an expression of a fact, and of a purpose: a fact about which he had no doubt; a purpose ever to be the Lord’s. This is indicative of the real state of feeling in the heart of a pious man. He feels that he is the Lord’s; he has no other desire than to be his forever. Save me - Deliver me from my enemies; from sin; from hell. As he belonged to God, he prayed that God would save and preserve his own. For I have sought thy precepts - I feel assured or confident that this has been the aim and purpose of my life. On this ground I plead that thou wilt keep and preserve me. A man who feels assured that he is a friend of God has a right…”

“I am thine: Psa 86:2; Jos 10:4-6; Isa 41:8-10, Isa 44:2, Isa 44:5, Isa 64:8-10; Zep 3:17; Act 27:23, Act 27:24 for I have: Psa 119:27, Psa 119:40, Psa 119:173 Psalms 119:95”