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1“O God of my ancestors and Lord of mercy,
you have made all things by your word.
2In your wisdom you formed people
to be masters over the creatures you made,
3to rule the world in holiness and justice,
and to pronounce judgment with a righteous heart.
4Give me the wisdom that sits by your throne,
and do not exclude me from being one of your servants.
5For I am your servant and the son of your servant girl,
a weak man with a short life
and little understanding of justice and laws.
6Even if there were a perfect human being,
without wisdom he would be regarded as nothing.
7You have chosen me to be king of your people
and judge over your sons and daughters.
8You told me to build a Temple on your holy mountain
and an altar in the city of your dwelling place—
a copy of the holy Tabernacle you prepared from the beginning.
9Wisdom, who resides with you, knows your works;
she was present when you made the world.
She knows what is pleasant in your sight
and what is right according to your commandments.
10Send her out from your holy heaven
and from the throne of your glory
so that she may work with me
and teach me what is pleasing to you.
11For wisdom knows and understands all things;
she will guide me wisely in my actions
and guard me with her glory.
12Then my works will be acceptable,
and I will govern your people justly.
I will be worthy of the throne of my father.
13For what human being can know the counsel of God?
Who can discern the will of the Lord?
14The thoughts of mortals are fallible,
and our plans are uncertain.
15The mortal body weighs down the soul.
This earthly tent burdens the active mind.
16We can scarcely guess at what is on earth;
we struggle to understand what is within our reach.
So who can search out the things in heaven?
17Who could have known your plan
if you had not given wisdom
and sent your Holy Spirit from above?
18Through them, people on earth were guided on the right path.
The people were taught the things that please you,
and they were saved by wisdom.”