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Vengan y oigan, todos los que temen (reverencian) a Dios, Y contaré lo que El ha hecho por mi alma. (Psalm 66:16)
Con mi boca clamé a El, Y ensalzado fue con mi lengua. (Psalm 66:17)
Si observo iniquidad en mi corazón, El Señor no me escuchará. (Psalm 66:18)
Pero ciertamente Dios me ha oído; El atendió a la voz de mi oración.
Bendito sea Dios, Que no ha desechado mi oración, Ni apartado de mí Su misericordia. (Psalm 66:20)
Para el director del coro; con instrumentos de cuerda. Salmo. Cántico. Dios tenga piedad de nosotros y nos bendiga, Y haga resplandecer Su rostro sobre nosotros, (Selah) (Psalm 67:1)
Para que sea conocido en la tierra Tu camino, Entre todas las naciones Tu salvación. (Psalm 67:2)

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Psalm 66:19 - Cross Reference

en cualquier cosa en que nuestro corazón nos condene. Porque Dios es mayor que nuestro corazón y El sabe todas las cosas. (1 John 3:20)
Amo al SEÑOR, porque oye Mi voz y mis súplicas. (Psalm 116:1)
Invoqué Tu nombre, oh SEÑOR, Desde la fosa más profunda. (Lamentations 3:55)
El SEÑOR ha escuchado mi súplica; El SEÑOR recibe mi oración. (Psalm 6:9)
Este pobre clamó, y el SEÑOR le oyó, Y lo salvó de todas sus angustias. (Psalm 34:6)
Cristo, en los días de Su carne, habiendo ofrecido oraciones y súplicas con gran clamor y lágrimas al que Lo podía librar de la muerte, fue oído a causa de Su temor reverente. (Hebrews 5:7)