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Psalms 104:21-29
21The youngH3715 lionsH3715 roarH7580 after their preyH2964,And seekH1245 their foodH400 from GodH410.22The sunH8121 ariseth, they get them away,And layH7257 them downH7257 in their densH4585.23ManH120 goeth forthH3318 unto his workH6467And to his laborH5656 until the eveningH6153.24O Jehovah, howH4100 manifold are thy worksH4639!In wisdomH2451 hast thou madeH6213 them all:The earthH776 is fullH4390 of thy riches.25Yonder is the seaH3220, greatH1419 and wideH7342,Wherein are thingsH7431 creepingH7431 innumerable,Both smallH6996 and greatH1419 beasts.26There goH1980 the shipsH591;There is leviathanH3882, whom thou hast formedH3335 to playH7832 therein.27These wait all for thee,That thou mayest giveH5414 them their foodH400 in due season.28Thou givest unto them, they gatherH3950;Thou openest thy handH3027, they are satisfiedH7646 with goodH2896.29Thou hidest thy faceH6440, they are troubled;Thou takest awayH7725 their breathH7307, they dieH1478,And returnH7725 to their dustH6083.
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