Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 119:146

Brief as are the petitions, the whole compass of language could not make them more comprehensive. "Hear me." The soul is in earnest, the whole heart is engaged in the "cry." "Save me" includes a sinner's whole need pardon, acceptance, access, holiness, strength, comfort, heaven, all in one word Christ. The way of access is not indeed mentioned in these short ejaculations. But it is always implied in every moment's approach and address to the throne of grace. "Hear me" in the name of my all prevailing Advocate. "Save me" through him, whose name is Jesus the Saviour. Charles Bridges.