Prayer based on Psalms 119:96. Themes: Perfection, Commands, Boundless.

Dear God, I come before you today acknowledging that there is a limit to all perfection in this world. However, I am grateful that your commands are boundless and never-ending. Help me to always seek your guidance and follow your commands, knowing that they lead to true perfection and fulfillment. Thank you for your infinite wisdom and love. Amen.

Verse: I have seen a limit to all perfection, but your commands are boundless.
Psalms 119:96

This is a Command. The verse is commanding the reader to follow God’s commands, which are boundless and surpass all human perfection.

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