American Standard Version
Habakkuk 3:8-15
8Was Jehovah displeased with the riversH5104?Was thine angerH639 against the riversH5104,Or thy wrathH5678 against the seaH3220,That thou didst rideH7392 upon thy horsesH5483,Upon thy chariotsH4818 of salvationH3444?9Thy bowH7198 was made quite bare;The oathsH7621 to the tribesH4294 were asure word.[SelahH5542Thou didst cleave the earthH776 with riversH5104.10The mountainsH2022 sawH7200 thee, and were afraid;The tempest of watersH4325 passedH5674 by;The deepH8415 uttered its voiceH6963,And liftedH5375 up its handsH3027 on high.11The sunH8121 and moonH3394 stoodH5975 stillH5975 in their habitation,At the lightH216 of thine arrowsH2671 as they wentH1980,At the shining of thy glittering spearH2595.12Thou didst marchH6805 through the landH776 in indignationH2195;Thou didst threshH1758 the nationsH1471 in angerH639.13Thou wentest forthH3318 for the salvationH3468 of thy peopleH5971,For the salvationH3468 of thine anointedH4899;Thou woundedst the headH7218 out of the houseH1004 of the wickedH7563 man,LayingH6168 bareH6168 the foundationH3247 even unto the neckH6677.[SelahH554214Thou didst pierce with his own staves the headH7218 of his warriors:They came as a whirlwind to scatterH6327 me;Their rejoicing was as to devourH398 the poorH6041 secretly.15Thou didst treadH1869 the seaH3220 with thy horsesH5483,The heap of mighty watersH4325.
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