American Standard Version
Proverbs 1:25-28
25But ye have set at nought all my counselH6098,And wouldH14 none of my reproof:26I alsoH1571 will laughH7832 inthe day ofyour calamityH343;I will mockH3932 when your fearH6343 cometh;27When your fearH6343 cometh as a storm,And your calamityH343 cometh on as a whirlwind;When distressH6869 and anguish comeH935 upon you.28ThenH227 will they callH7121 upon me, but I will not answerH6030;They will seekH7836 me diligently, but they shall not findH4672 me:
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