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Psalms 106:7-11
7Our fathersH1 in EgyptH4714 considered not thy wondrous works; they rememberedH2142 not the multitudeH7230 of thy loving-kindnesses; but they rebelledH4784 at the seaH3220, at the Red SeaH3220.8Yet he savedH3467 them for his name's sakeH4616, that he might makeH3045 knownH3045 his might.9And he rebukedH1605 the Red SeaH3220, and it dried up; and he led them through the deepsH8415 as through a wildernessH4057.10And he savedH3467 them from the handH3027 of him that hatedH8130 [them], and redeemedH1350 them from the handH3027 of the enemyH341.11And the watersH4325 coveredH3680 their oppressors: there was not oneH259 of them leftH3498.
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