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Psalms 10:4-11
4The wickedH7563, in the pride of his countenance, saith, He will not requireH1875it.All his thoughts are, There is no GodH430.5His waysH1870 are firm at all timesH6256;Thy judgmentsH4941 are far above out of his sight:As for all his adversaries, he puffeth at them.6He saith in his heartH3820, I shall not be moved;To all generationsH1755 I shall not be in adversity.7His mouthH6310 is fullH4390 of cursing and deceitH4820 and oppressionH8496:Under his tongueH3956 is mischiefH5999 and iniquity.8He sitteth in the lurking-places of the villages;In the secretH4565 placesH4565 doth he murder the innocentH5355;His eyesH5869 are privily set against the helpless.9He lurketh in secretH4565 as a lionH738 in his covert;He lieth in waitH693 to catch the poorH6041:He doth catch the poorH6041, when he draweth him in his netH7568.10He croucheth, he boweth downH5307,And the helpless fallH5307 by his strong onesH6099.11He saith in his heartH3820: GodH410 hath forgottenH7911;He hideth his faceH6440, he will never seeH7200 it.
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