Psalms 104
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Psalms 104:7-18

7At thy rebukeH1606 they fledH5127, at the voiceH6963 of thy thunderH6963 they hasted away; —8The mountainsH2022 rose, the valleysH1237 sank, unto the placeH4725 which thou hadst foundedH3245 for them; —9Thou hast setH7760 a bound which they may not passH5674 over, that they turnH7725 not again to coverH3680 the earthH776.10He sendeth the springsH4599 into the valleys: they run among the mountainsH2022;11They giveH8248 drinkH8248 to every beast of the fieldH7704; the wild asses quench their thirstH6772.12The birdsH5775 of heavenH8064 dwellH7931 by them; they giveH5414 forth their voiceH6963 from among the branches.13He watereth the mountainsH2022 from his upper-chambers: the earthH776 is satisfiedH7646 with the fruitH6529 of thy worksH4639.14He maketh the grassH2682 to growH6779 for the cattleH929, and herb for the serviceH5656 of manH120; bringingH3318 forthH3318 breadH3899 out of the earthH776,15And wineH3196 which gladdeneth the heartH3824 of man; making [his] faceH6440 shine with oilH8081; and with breadH3899 he strengtheneth man's heartH3824.16The treesH6086 of Jehovah are satisfiedH7646, the cedarsH730 of LebanonH3844, which he hath plantedH5193,17WhereH834 the birdsH6833 makeH7077 their nestsH7077; [as for] the storkH2624, the firH1265 trees are her houseH1004.18The highH1364 mountainsH2022 are for the wild goatsH3277; the cliffsH5553, a refugeH4268 for the rock-badgers.
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