American Standard Version
Deuteronomy 33:25-29
25Thy bars shall be ironH1270 and brass;And as thy daysH3117, so shall thy strength be.26There is none like unto GodH410, O JeshurunH3484,Who rideth upon the heavensH8064 for thy helpH5828,And in his excellency on the skies.27The eternal GodH430 isthy dwelling-place,And underneath are the everlasting armsH2220.And he thrust out the enemyH341 from before thee,And saidH559, DestroyH8045.28And IsraelH3478 dwelleth in safety,The fountain of JacobH3290 aloneH910,In a landH776 of grainH1715 and newH8492 wineH8492;Yea, his heavensH8064 dropH6201 downH7931 dewH2919.29Happy art thou, O IsraelH3478:Who is like unto thee, a peopleH5971 savedH3467 by Jehovah,The shieldH4043 of thy helpH5828,And the swordH2719 of thy excellency!And thine enemiesH341 shall submit themselves unto thee;And thou shalt treadH1869 upon their highH1116 placesH1116.
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