American Standard Version
Deuteronomy 32:4-9
4The RockH6697, his workH6467 is perfectH8549;For all his waysH1870 are justiceH4941:A GodH410 of faithfulnessH530 and without iniquity,Just and rightH3477 is he.5They have dealt corruptlyH7843 with him, they are not his children, it is their blemishH3971;They area perverseH6141 and crooked generationH1755.6Do ye thus requite Jehovah,O foolishH5036 peopleH5971 and unwise?Is not he thy fatherH1 that hath boughtH7069 thee?He hath madeH6213 thee, and establishedH3559 thee.7RememberH2142 the daysH3117 of oldH2205,ConsiderH995 the yearsH8141 of many generationsH1755:AskH7592 thy fatherH1, and he will show thee;Thine eldersH2205, and they will tellH5046 thee.8When the Most High gaveH5157 to the nationsH1471 their inheritanceH5157,When he separatedH6504 the children of menH120,He setH5324 the bounds of the peoplesH5971According to the numberH4557 of the children of IsraelH3478.9For Jehovah’s portionH2506 is his peopleH5971;JacobH3290 is the lot of his inheritanceH5159.
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