American Standard Version
Judges 5:16-23
16WhyH4100 sattest thou among the sheepfolds,To hearH8085 the pipings for the flocksH5739?At the watercourses of ReubenH7205There were greatH1419 searchings of heartH3820.17GileadH1568 abode beyond the JordanH3383:And DanH1835, whyH4100 did he remainH3427 in shipsH591?AsherH836 satH3427 still at the haven of the seaH3220,And abode by his creeks.18ZebulunH2074 was a peopleH5971 that jeoparded their livesH5315 unto the deathH4191,And NaphtaliH5321, upon the highH4791 placesH4791 of the fieldH7704.19The kingsH4428 cameH935 and foughtH3898;ThenH227 foughtH3898 the kingsH4428 of CanaanH3667,In TaanachH8590 by the watersH4325 of MegiddoH4023:They tookH3947 no gainH1215 of moneyH3701.20From heavenH8064 foughtH3898 the starsH3556,From their courses they foughtH3898 against SiseraH5516.21The riverH5158 KishonH7028 swept them away,That ancient riverH5158, the riverH5158 KishonH7028.O my soulH5315, marchH1869 on with strengthH5797.22ThenH227 did the horsehoofs stampBy reason of the prancings, the prancings of their strong onesH47.23CurseH779 ye Meroz, saidH559 the angelH4397 of Jehovah.CurseH779 ye bitterly the inhabitantsH3427 thereof,Because they cameH935 not to the helpH5833 of Jehovah,To the helpH5833 of Jehovah against the mightyH1368.
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