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Deuteronomy 32:26-34
26I saidH559, I would scatter them afar,I would make the remembranceH2143 of them to ceaseH7673 from among men;27Were it not that I feared the provocation of the enemyH341,LestH6435 their adversaries should judge amiss,LestH6435 they should sayH559, Our handH3027 is exaltedH7311,And Jehovah hath not done all this.28For they are a nationH1471 void of counselH6098,And there is no understandingH8394 in them.29Oh that they were wiseH2449, that they understoodH995 this,That they would considerH995 their latterH319 endH319!30HowH349 should oneH259 chase a thousandH505,And twoH8147 put tenH7233 thousandH505 to flight,Except their RockH6697 had soldH4376 them,And Jehovah had deliveredH5462 them up?31For their rockH6697 is not as our RockH6697,Even our enemiesH341 themselves being judges.32For their vineH1612 is of the vineH1612 of SodomH5467,And of the fieldsH7709 of GomorrahH6017:Their grapes are grapes of gall,Their clustersH811 are bitterH4846:33Their wineH3196 is the poisonH7219 of serpentsH8577,And the cruelH393 venomH2534 of asps.34Is not this laid up in store with me,SealedH2856 up among my treasuresH214?
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