You are my hiding place and my shield: I hope in your word.
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Augustine of Hippo
AD 430
113. He next addeth: "Thou art my helper and my taker up" (ver. 114): "my helper," to do good works: "my taker up," to escape evil ones. In the next words, "I have hoped more on Thy word," he speaketh as a son of promise.
Helper. Hebrew, "asylum and buckler. "We must keep in his presence, (Haydock) and avoid the society of the wicked, if we would search the law, ver. 115. (Worthington)